Seahawks could've traded out of Round 1 if not for Browns taking a risk

With Schneider and company being more than willing to move down in the draft, this trade could've been a nice coup for the Seahawks.

If they did make such a trade, they likely could've acquired a few nice draft picks down the board to further bolster their total pick count.

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While they were able to still add more picks down the board, they might've been able to get some better selections had they moved back from No. 32 with Cleveland.

The odds that a team from No. 33 through 38 would've taken running back Jadarian Price were slim. The next RB taken after Price was the No. 90 pick in Round 3. Seattle likely would've been able to land Price and move down seven spots in this trade with Cleveland.

But the Browns were patient and didn't move up. Instead, they let the board fall their way, as they were able to land their preferred player without having to cough up any extra draft capital.

While Seattle missed out on a nice trade-back opportunity, they still wound up with a solid draft class and decent players, while the Browns got their target at No. 39, thanks in part to the San Francisco 49ers reaching for De'Zhuan Stribling at No. 33 overall.

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