Seahawks Stack Roster with Deep Draft Picks

On March 31st, the 2026 NFL Draft Class looks wide.

Not tall, Pac was value from round three on,

down instead of elite top end stars.

Evaluators see maybe 12 to 15 first round talents max,

so teams like the Seattle Seahawks could trade down

for extra picks to build depth.

Their GM John Schneider loves that move,

with history of grabbing two thirds of his picks

in rounds four through seven.

Seattle starts with just four selections,

30 second overall, 64th 96th, and 180 eighth.

In this mock draft sim, they trade their third rounder

and a future third to the Titans for five mid to late picks.

Then the Packers snagged their first,

for a second, third, and future second,

turning four into nine total.

Fans and analysts dig Schneider's aggressive trading,

filling holes after free agency losses,

like Edge-Rusher Boy Mafe.

This hall targets needs a cornerback,

running back and Edge,

pairing with stars like Devon Witherspoon

and DeMarcus Lawrence for Mike McDonald's.

Defense.

They grab Arkansas running back Mike Washington,

Jr. in round two for his explosive yards after contact.

Texas corner, Malik Muhammad for lockdown,

coverage, and Florida's Caleb Banks on the D-line.

Later steals include,

Baylor tied in Michael Trigg for Red Zone Chaos.

Cal Corner has a kayak masses with his ball skills

and Florida Edge George Gums.

Jr. for Athletic Pass Rush.

This mock shows how a deep class

lets Seattle stack the roster smart,

betting on day two and three gems

to compete now and grow long-term.

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