Seahawks Trade Down, Stack Picks for Roster Reload

0:00It's April 6th. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. Seattle Seahawks heads into the 2026 NFL Draft with the fewest picks of any team, just four total, the 30 second overall in the first. Round 64th in the second, 96th in the third, and 188th in the sixth. ESPN Analysts Bill Barnwell floats a smart trade-down idea, shipping that first rounder to the Cleveland Browns for three picks back, the 39th. In round two, 70th in round three, and 149th in round five. After trading for wide-out Rashid Shaheed, they lost key, fourth and fifth round picks, plus roster hits like Running Back, Kenneth Walker the third. Cornerbacks, Kobe Bryant and Rick Wullen, an edge-rusher boy mafe, leaving them thin on depth. Teams like the Browns, Jets, and Cardinals might chase Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson if he slides, making Seattle spot hot property, but more.

1:00Mid-round darts outweigh grabbing one guy with a fifth-year option. Trading down nine spots keeps them in top talent range, while stacking picks to rebuild fast, earning scarcity into a roster reload for the long haul.