Seahawks Draft Strategy: Trade Back or Stay Put?

It's April 3rd.

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The Seattle Seahawks, fresh off their Super Bowl win, head into the 2026 NFL Draft with

just 4 picks thanks to trading their 4th.

And 5th rounders for a wide out Rashid Shaheed at the deadline.

Experts like ESPN's Field Yates see the Seahawks as prime candidates to trade back from

their 32nd overall pick in the first round.

Swapping

before a package loaded with later selections to build depth.

Fans remember the last time Seattle had fewer than 5 picks.

It was the messy 2021 draft that set them back years, so avoiding that.

Repeat feels urgent amid roster gaps.

At running back, guys like Notre Dame's Diderian price could step in as a starter over the

less explosive current options while interior line spots.

Scream for upgrades beyond Anthony Bradford's shaky rag guard play.

Swapping back less than stockpile role players and future starters across edge, corner

and safety too.

Turning limited ammo into a full arsenal before.

The Drab hits Phoenix.