Seahawks Super Bowl champion reportedly being floated as trade option for picks in upcoming 2026 NFL Draft originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
During draft season, most typically look at blockbuster deals that could happen. The Seattle Seahawks are in a position where they could look to move on from some players, add players, picks, or even move on from picks. It totally depends on what comes up for the front office, as it is coming off a Super Bowl ring.
The last thing the Seahawks want to do is make the mistake of trying to do too much, something we've seen other contending teams do in the past after winning it all.
Considering the moves the front office has made, there's certainly a reason to believe that they should be trusted.
When searching out what the next move could be, Olu Oluwatimi was named as a potential trade candidate for a Day 3 pick.
“I would not discount the possibility of Seattle adding a draft pick by trading somebody on their roster, and Olu Oluwatimi is the guy that comes to mind. I would not be surprised at all if they end up trading him either before the draft or maybe on Day 3, kind of like they did with Sam Howell a few years ago, and you pick up a Day 3 pick that way,” Brady Henderson said.
The Seahawks would need to know who they want to take in the third round and try to target that player by making a move with a team that has that pick. I don't want to say that it would be a bad idea by any means, but it's also important to recognize that the 26-year-old hasn't been a bad player in the NFL by any means, and having offensive line depth is typically a good thing.
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