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Seahawks Trade for Elliott: Strengthening Safety Position

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Bleacher Reports Moe Moton proposes a trade: Seattle Seahawks acquire Pittsburgh Steelers safety DeShon Elliott to bolster their safety position. Elliott, a veteran with strong pass-rush and run-defense skills, could fill the void left by injuries and roster losses. However, the Seahawks limited draft picks make any deal challenging.

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Seahawks Trade for Elliott: Strengthening Safety Position

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On March 26th, the Seattle Seahawks have a standout safety in Nick Emanwari, who's shaking of games left and right, but their depth at the position. Remains a concern heading into next season. Bleacher reports Mo Moulton floated an intriguing trade idea. Snag Pittsburgh's Steeler Safety, Dishon Elliott, to shore things up. The Steelers recently added Jaquan Briskour in Darnel Savage, potentially leaving Elliott as the extra man after his injury played year. Elliott brings real value as a veteran, posting 38 tackles, a pick, and a forced fumble in just five starts last season. His past rush and run defense grades ranked high among safeties, even if coverage was a weaker spot. Meanwhile, the Seahawks lost defenders like Kobe Bryant and others, fending their roster further, and they only hold four picks in 2026, making any deal tricky this off season. Still, if they pull off a trade without touching those picks, Elliott could lock down the back end and keep their elite defense humming strong.

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