The Seattle Seahawks continued their trend of trading down in the 2019 NFL draft. Saturday morning, Seattle gave up its first fourth-round pick, No. 114 overall, to Minnesota in order to move down six spots to No. 120, while also acquiring a sixth-round pick at No. 204. The Vikings used the pick to select Oklahoma guard Dru Samia. Seattle has now completed its fourth trade down in the NFL draft, which gives the Seahawks six total trades after they also moved up twice on Day 2. Thus far, the Seahawks have selected four players: TCU defensive tackle L.J. Collier, Utah defensive back Marquise Blair, Mississippi receiver D.K. Metcalf and Utah linebacker Cody Barton. Following the trade, the team now has six picks remaining on Day 3 of the draft. Here are the Seahawks’ remaining selections: Round 4, Pick No. 120 overall Round 4, Pick No. 124 overall Round 4, Pick No. 132 overall Round 5, Pick No. 142 overall Round 6, Pick No. 204 overall Round 6, Pick No. 209 overall Check our draft tracker for the latest updates from the Virginia Mason Athletic Center in Renton.<doc-sep>The 2019 NFL Draft continues on Friday with rounds 2-3 in Nashville, Tennessee. Thanks to Thursday’s trade with the New York Giants, the Seattle Seahawks now have a second-round pick, so they’ll be going 37th overall (unless they want to trade that pick too). Then they don’t make another appearance until 92nd overall in the third-round. The draft resumes at 7 PM ET/4 PM PT on ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, and NFL Network. We have the live updates for you right here on Field Gulls. Round 2 Draft Order 33. Arizona Cardinals - Byron Murphy, CB (Washington) 34. Indianapolis Colts (from New York Jets) - Rock Ya-Sin, CB (Temple) 35. Jacksonville Jaguars (from Oakland Raiders) - Jawaan Taylor, T ( Florida) 36. San Francisco 49ers - Deebo Samuel, WR (South Carolina) 37. Carolina Panthers (from Seattle Seahawks (from New York Giants)) - Greg Little, T (Ole Miss) 38. Buffalo Bills (from Oakland Raiders (from Jacksonville Jaguars)) - Cody Ford, T (Oklahoma) 39. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Sean Bunting, CB (Central Michigan) 40. Oakland Raiders (from Buffalo Bills) - Trayvon Mullen, CB (Clemson) 41. Denver Broncos - Dalton Risner, T (Kansas State) 42. Denver Broncos (from Cincinnati Bengals) - Drew Lock, QB (Missouri) 43. Detroit Lions - Jahlani Tavai, LB (Hawaii) 44. Green Bay Packers - Elgton Jenkins, G (Missisippi State) 45. New England Patriots (from Los Angeles Rams (from Atlanta Falcons)) - Joejuan Williams, CB (Vanderbilt) 46. Cleveland Browns (from Indianapolis Colts (from Washington)) - Greedy Williams, CB (LSU) 47. Seattle Seahawks (from Carolina Panthers) - Marquise Blair, S (Utah) 48. New Orleans Saints (from Miami Dolphins) - Erik McCoy, C (Texas A&M) 49. Indianapolis Colts (from Cleveland Browns) - Ben Banogu, LB (TCU) 50. Minnesota Vikings - Irv Smith, TE (Alabama) 51. Tennessee Titans - AJ Brown, WR (Ole Miss) 52. Cincinnati Bengals (from Denver Broncos (from Pittsburgh Steelers)) - Drew Sample, Washington (TE) 53. Philadelphia Eagles (from Baltimore Ravens) - Miles Sanders, RB (Penn State) 54. Houston Texans (from Seattle Seahawks) - Lonnie Johnson, CB (Kentucky) 55. Houston Texans - Max Scharping, T (Northern Illinois) 56. Kansas City Chiefs (from Los Angeles Rams (from New England Patriots (from Chicago Bears))) - Mecole Hardman, WR (Georgia) 57. Philadelphia Eagles - JJ Arcega-Whiteside, WR (Stanford) 58. Dallas Cowboys - Trysten Hill, DT (UCF) 59. Indianapolis Colts - Parris Campbell, WR (Ohio State) 60. Los Angeles Chargers - Nasir Adderley, S (Delaware) 61. Los Angeles Rams (from Kansas City Chiefs) - Taylor Rapp, S (Washington) 62. Arizona Cardinals (from Miami Dolphins (from New Orleans Saints)) - Andy Isabella, WR (UMass) 63. Kansas City Chiefs (Los Angeles Rams) - Juan Thornhill, S (Virginia) 64. Seattle Seahawks (from New England Patriots) - DK Metcalf, WR (Ole Miss) Round 3 Draft Order 65. Arizona Cardinals - Zach Allen, DE (Boston College) 66. Pittsburgh Steelers (from Oakland Raiders) - Diontae Johnson (Toledo) 67. San Francisco 49ers - Jalen Hurd, WR (Baylor) 68. New York Jets - Jachai Polite, LB (Florida) 69. Jacksonville Jaguars - Josh Oliver, TE (San Jose State) 70. Los Angeles Rams (from Tampa Bay Buccaneers) - Darrell Henderson, RB (Memphis) 71. Denver Broncos - Dre’Mont Jones, DT (Ohio State) 72. Cincinnati Bengals - Germaine Pratt, LB (NC State) 73. Chicago Bears (from New England Patriots (from Detroit Lions)) - David Montgomery, RB (Iowa State) 74. Buffalo Bills - Devin Singletary, RB (Florida Atlantic) 75. Green Bay Packers - Jace Sternberger, TE (Texas A&M) 76. Washington - Terry McLaurin, WR (Ohio State) 77. New England Patriots (from Seattle Seahawks (from Carolina Panthers)) - Chase Winovich, DE (Michigan) 78. Miami Dolphins - Michael Deiter, G (Wisconsin) 79. Los Angeles Rams (from Atlanta Falcons) - David Long, CB (Michigan) 80. Cleveland Browns - Sione Takitaki, LB (BYU) 81. Detroit Lions (from Minnesota Vikings) - Will Harris, S (Boston College) 82. Tennessee Titans - Nate Davis, G (Charlotte) 83. Pittsburgh Steelers - Justin Layne, CB (Michigan State) 84. Kansas City Chiefs (from Seattle Seahawks) - Khalen Saunders, DT (Western Illinois) 85. Baltimore Ravens - Jaylon Ferguson, DE (Louisiana Tech) 86. Houston Texans - Kahale Warring, TE (San Diego State) 87. New England Patriots (from Chicago Bears) - Damien Harris, RB (Alabama) 88. Seattle Seahawks (from Minnesota Vikings (from Detroit Lions (from Philadelphia Eagles)) - Cody Barton, LB (Utah) 89. Indianapolis Colts - Bobby Okereke, LB (Stanford) 90. Dallas Cowboys - Connor McGovern, G (Penn State) 91. Los Angeles Chargers - Trey Pipkins, T (Sioux Falls) 92. New York Jets (from Minnesota Vikings (from Seattle Seahawks (from Kansas City Chiefs)) - Chuma Edoga, T (USC) 93. Baltimore Ravens (from Minnesota Vikings (from New York Jets (from New Orleans) - Miles Boykin, WR (Notre Dame) 94. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Los Angeles Rams) - Jamel Dean, CB (Auburn) 95. New York Giants (from New England Patriots through Cleveland Browns) - Oshane Ximines, DE (Old Dominion) 96. Buffalo Bills (from Washington) - Dawson Knox, TE (Ole Miss) 97. Los Angeles Rams (from New England Patriots) - Bobby Evans, T (Oklahoma) 98. Jacksonville Jaguars (from Los Angeles Rams) - Quincy Williams, LB (Murray State) 99. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Los Angeles Rams) - Mike Edwards, S (Kentucky) 100. Carolina Panthers - Will Grier, QB (West Virginia) 101. New England Patriots - Yodny Cajuste, T (West Virginia) 102. Minnesota Vikings (from Baltimore Ravens) - Alexander Mattison, RB (Boise State) Seahawks Remaining Draft Picks Round 2: 47th overall, 64th Round 3: 88th overall Round 4: 114th overall, 124th overall, 132nd overall Round 5: 142nd overall, Round 6: 209th overall Round 7: N/A Draft Day Trades —Oakland Raiders trade 35th overall pick, 140th pick (5th round), 235th pick (7th round) to Jacksonville Jaguars for 38th overall pick, 109th (4th round). —Seattle Seahawks trade 37th overall pick to Carolina Panthers for 47th overall pick and 77th (3rd round). —Oakland Raiders trade 38th overall pick to Buffalo Bills for 40th overall pick and 158th (5th round). —Cincinnati Bengals trade 42nd overall pick to Denver Broncos for 52nd overall pick, 125th (4th round), and 182nd (6th round). —Los Angeles Rams trade 45th overall pick to New England Patriots for 56th overall pick and 101st (3rd round). —Indianapolis Colts trade 46th overall pick to Cleveland Browns for 49th overall pick and 144th (5th round). —Miami Dolphins trade 48th overall pick to New Orleans Saints for 62nd overall pick, 202nd (6th round), and a 2020 second round pick. —Los Angeles Rams trade 57th overall pick to Kansas City Chiefs for 61st overall pick and 167th (5th round). —Miami Dolphins trade 62nd overall pick and 2020 fifth-round pick to Arizona Cardinals for QB Josh Rosen. —New England Patriots trade 64th overall pick to Seattle Seahawks for 77th overall pick (3rd round) and 118th (4th round). —Tampa Bay Buccaneers trade 70th overall pick to Los Angeles Rams for 94th and 99th overall picks. —New England Patriots trade 73rd and 205th overall picks to Chicago Bears for 87th overall pick, 162nd (5th round), and 2020 fourth-round pick. —Minnesota Vikings trade 81st overall pick to Detroit Lions for 88th and 204th (6th round) overall picks. —Minnesota Vikings trade 88th overall pick and 209th (6th round) to Seattle Seahawks for 92nd overall pick and 159th (5th round). —Minnesota Vikings trade 92nd overall pick to New York Jets for 93rd overall pick and 27th (7th round). —Minnesota Vikings trade 93rd overall pick to Baltimore Ravens for 102nd overall pick, 191st and 193rd (6th round). —Washington trades 96th overall pick to Buffalo Bills for 112th and 131st overall picks (4th round).<doc-sep>
They did it with Tyler Lockett. The Seattle Seahawks have shown that, if there is a player they really like, they will move back into or up in Day 2 to take him. Sitting with four 4th round picks in the 2019 draft, Seattle is likely to get aggressive once more. After all, the strength of this draft is just beginning in round 2. Most drafts have the talent significantly dissipate after the 100th selection. The Seahawks are likely to take a Wide Receiver/Tight End, a Safety and another EDGE rusher today. Yet they currently have just two picks in Rounds 2 and 3. The Jimmy Johnson trade chart is flawed and outdated. Yet it still serves a purpose as a rough indicator of what it would take for Seattle to gain another Day 2 selection. 4th round pick #114 (from Green Bay) is worth 66 points, 4th round pick #118 (from Green Bay) is worth 58 points, 4th pick #124 is worth 48 points and 4th round pick #132 (from the Giants) is worth 40 points. The middle third-round picks, Pittsburgh at #83 and Kansas City at #84 are worth 175 and 170 points respectively. Trading three fourth-round picks to get into the mid-to-late 3rd round is an option for Seattle, plus they could also throw in one of their fifths. The fourth-round has been cursed for John Schneider, his best pick being Walter Thurmond way back in 2010 and the rest being a big pile of MEH. The other option is to get future ammo involved. The Seahawks have 12 picks in the 2020 NFL draft including compensatory selections. According to the Johnson trade chart, future picks are worth one round value less than a current-year selection. Whatever they end up doing, Seattle needs to find a way to add as many top 100 players as possible. 3 players who I’d like to be Seahawks by the end of the day: 3 players who the Seahawks probably like: WR: Parris Campbell FS: Nasir Adderley EDGE: Maxx Crosby Also keep an eye on weapon safety Chauncey Gardner-Johnson.