What time are the Seahawks picking in the first round of the draft?

If the 32nd overall selection is not traded away, expect Seattle to select a cornerback or a safety.

Odds to be the position of the Seahawks’ first drafted player via FanDuel Sportsbook:

Cornerback is perhaps the biggest need for Seattle in this year’s draft, and this appears to be a great draft class for the team to improve in the secondary. Prospects like Tennessee’s Colton Hood, South Carolina’s Brandon Cisse, and Arizona’s Treydan Stukes are just a few of the many solid options for the Seahawks to take at the close of round one.

Aside from those choices, there may not be a whole lot for the Seahawks to do in this draft. With just four picks to choose from and a seeming lack of depth options, Seattle’s decision to part with the fourth- and fifth-round selections in the Rashid Shaheed trade may not look so bad.

“I think there’s a lack of depth in this draft,” Schneider said. “I thought our scouts did a great job in the fall of identifying that and that allowed us to be a little bit more willing to give up the fourth and the fifth-round draft pick. No matter what draft you’re in what year, it’s our responsibility to the organization to be able to find true Seahawks all the way through it.

“So that means if we did have that fourth, fifth, and we’re moving around and we acquire more draft picks, we’re still going to be focused on making those guys true Seahawks. When you say nailing it, no matter if you have the three and — was that ‘21? Was that the year we had three picks? Or last year having a bunch of draft picks, it doesn’t matter. You still feel that same level of pressure to be able to bring the best people you can and for the organization and for the coaching staff.”

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