
Seahawks Trade Back in 2026 Draft
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The Seahawks, fresh off their Super Bowl victory, face a challenging 2026 draft with limited picks. General manager John Schneider plans to trade back from their 32nd overall pick, potentially acquiring extra selections in rounds two through four. The team values late first-round picks for their fifth-year contract options, which secure talent and bypass free agency headaches. With a history of successful trades, Schneider aims to build a deeper roster without relying on a single high-impact pick, maintaining their dynasty post-title.
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0:00On April 20th, Seahawks just hoisted the Super Bowl 60 trophy, but now they staring down the thin 2026 draft with only four picks. Their first one sits at 30 second overall, and General Manager John Schneider straight up said they plotting to trade back from there when the draft kicks off Thursday April 23rd. That means alongside the 64th and Round 2, 96 in Round 3 and 188th in Round 6, they could stack extra. Fans in Round 2 through 4, if the deal pops. Even a late first round spot packs value with that 5th year contract option, locking in talent longer and dodging free agency drama. Schneider's crew loves wheeling and dealing backward, a move that's paid off before and softer draft pools. Coming off last year's 11 pick haul that sparked rookies to championship glory, they lost a few vets, but still elite. More bodies mean deeper reload without banking on one big swing. Much Schneider work his magic this week, trading smart keeps the dynasty humming post title.
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