Seahawks Trade for Dolphins' Speedster Achane

On April 4, Seattle Seahawks just watched their running back Kenneth Walker bolt to the Kansas City Chiefs in Free Agency, leaving some gaps in their backfield.

They're not desperate, but they need more firepower there.

Sports Illustrated's Thomas Carelli dropped a trade idea that makes a lot of sense.

Snag Miami-Dolphin Speaster, Devon Acha-Nay, to fill the void.

Miami's shaking things up with new head coach Jeff Halfley, an offensive coordinator Bobby Sloak, bringing a fresh West Coast scheme.

Akhani's in the last year of his rookie deal, and the dolphins figure he's probably heading out after this season anyway, chasing a big payday they might not match.

Fans are buzzing because Acha-Nay's a beast, some say even better than Walker in explosiveness, though he's a different style, more burner than power, guy.

Seahawks supporters might love the upgrade in big plays, but it's shift how they grind on the ground.

The proposed deal has Seattle sending a 20-26 second round pick, plus a conditional 20-27 third rounder if Acha-Nay hits.

Certain stats, milestones, Miami's eyeing those draft picks to build around Halfley's vision.

This could be the move that keeps Seattle Super Bowl dreams rolling, pairing Akhani's speed with their revamped offense for some serious fireworks.

Downfield.

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