Seahawks Trade Down, Rams Eye Love

0:00On April 22nd, the Seattle Seahawks, fresh off the Super Bowl win, head into the draft with just four picks total and a big gap in the middle, rounds. Their general manager, John Schneider, has made it clear they need more selections to build depth, so expect them to trade down from the 32nd. Overall spot, rather than standpat, that move makes sense with holes in the backfield after Kenneth Walker III, bolted to Kansas City, and Zack Sharbanay nurses a nasty knee injury. Make it eye Notre Dame's Jadarian price, an explosive runner, but trading back looks like the smarter play to stockpile assets without losing, too. Much ground. Draft experts like ESPN's Dan Graziano and Peter Schrager see it that way, too, with the mock-shown Seattle swapping with the Arizona Cardinals. Arizona jumps up two spots for quarterback Ty Simpson, while the Seahawks grab an extra six-rounder and stay prime for day two talent. Some Shepter reports Schneider is not alone, as other teams at the first round's end are

1:00shopping trays to slide back. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Rams, stung by their NFC title lost to Seattle, might swing big the other way by trading up for Notre Dame star, Jeremiah Love. Love's Monster 2025 season, with over 1,300 rushing yards in 21 total scores, could be the perfect. Loose for their offense chasing another ring before the window shuts.