Seahawks Plan Draft Day Trade, Stockpile Picks

On April 21st, Seahawks General Manager John Schneider dropped a clear hint that the team plans to trade out of the first round tonight, aiming to.

Stock up on more draft picks this weekend.

With just four selections on hand, the 32nd pick in the first, second, third, and six rounds, they're short on ammo after past deals.

Those missing picks went out the door and trades for guys like wide receiver Rashid Shaheed, to the Saints and sinner Nick Harris to the Browns, leaving.

No fourth, fifth, or seventh rounders. Schneider admits it's no secret, they love sliding back to build depth.

Fans get it, especially since the Seahawks trend that way, and this draft lacks overall depth according to their scouts.

Even as reigning Super Bowl champs with a young core returning, losing players like Ken Walker III, Rick Wullen, and others this offseason amps, up the need for fresh talent.

Offseason workouts kicked off Monday with strong veteran turnout from stars like Devon Wittispoon and Jaren Reed, impressing new coach Mike.

McDonald on that team first vibe.

Meanwhile, roster tweets include linebacker, Drake Thomas grabbing number 32, his college digits.

As the draft clock ticks, expect Schneider to wheel and deal from that final first round spot, turning one pick into a hall to keep Seattle stacking.