Seahawks GM deepest draft hes seen

[MV%doe]

Not talent standpoint, but number-wise. He became GM in 2010.

 

http://espn.go.com/blog/nflnation/post/_/id/202127/why-the-seahawks-could-look-to-trade-out-of-the-first-round

[LinvilleGorge]

Haven't the Seahawks traded out of the 1st round for three straight years now?  They already have 9 picks.  How many rookies can make their roster?  

[MV%doe]

21 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Haven't the Seahawks traded out of the 1st round for three straight years now?  They already have 9 picks.  How many rookies can make their roster?  

Yup. Funny cause for the last few years they've also had the most(or next too) UDFAs on their roster. Plus their first pick last year DE Frank lost weight and is now a LB..... I posted a link about redskins GM Scott in this forum, since he's leftd they haven't had the same draft results. Looking back I thought it was a insane deal to get Jimmy Graham for a late 1st (and a good C). I was a bargain fan too, believe he had rare talent and skills. Both those trades are looking terrible currently.

I always believe you should add picks, now and future. BUT sooner or later it does become a problem if you're good at building a team. If you have a great team thats super deep with depth......... AND have 13 picks well what now? You going to cut 10-13 players to make room? You going against that philosophy and trade all them for a top five pick?