I'm with my boy Brock. I think all this chatter is smoke screen. I still see the Seahawks staying at 5 taking Carter. They want DEFENSE. They feel very very good about Smith as their franchise QB for at least the next couple years. They feel they have a buffer to grab a very, very good defensive player at 5. I'm sticking with my prediction. Carter is ours at 5.
The Athletic’s Vic Tafur reported recently that there’s buzz the Seahawks will try and trade up from No. 5 overall to No. 3 to get either Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson or Kentucky QB Will Levis.
The Draft Network’s Tony Pauline reported something similar, saying that “speculation from league insiders” is Seattle wants to jump up to No. 3 overall to get Richardson.
Former NFL QB and current FOX college football analyst Brock Huard isn’t really buying those reports as something general manager John Schneider and head coach Pete Carroll would do, though.
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The Athletic’s Vic Tafur reported recently that there’s buzz the Seahawks will try and trade up from No. 5 overall to No. 3 to get either Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson or Kentucky QB Will Levis.
The Draft Network’s Tony Pauline reported something similar, saying that “speculation from league insiders” is Seattle wants to jump up to No. 3 overall to get Richardson.
Former NFL QB and current FOX college football analyst Brock Huard isn’t really buying those reports as something general manager John Schneider and head coach Pete Carroll would do, though.
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Seahawks Draft: Are rumors of trading up from No. 5 legitimate?
Reports have been flying around that the Seahawks could look to trade up even higher in the first round of the draft. Do they add up?
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