Seahawks Could TRADE Pick 32 in NFL Draft, And It Makes Sense

The Seattle Seahawks pick 32 in the 2026 NFL Draft, and this is where things get interesting. Do they stay put and draft a difference-maker… or trade back and build more capital?In this episode of Northwest Blitz, we break down Seahawks draft strategy at pick 32, including top targets, positional needs, and realistic trade scenarios that could reshape Seattle’s roster heading into another Super Bowl push.We start with the biggest conversation: running back. With questions surrounding the position, could Notre Dame’s Jadarian Price be the perfect fit? His upside, fit in Seattle’s system, and the value of a fifth-year option all make this a real discussion point.From there, we dive into cornerback and EDGE options, including:A potential shutdown CB option who could anchor the secondaryHigh-upside pass rushers like Kendrick FalkWhy Seattle could find major value if players fall due to draft class perceptionBut the biggest question might be this:Should the Seahawks trade pick 32?With only four draft picks, Seattle could:Trade back for more capitalTarget QB-needy teams jumping into Round 1Take advantage of teams like the Jets, Cardinals, or Steelers looking to move upWe also touch on:Dante Fowler’s visit and how it impacts draft strategyPossible blockbuster scenarios (Dexter Lawrence, etc.)Why this draft feels different for SeattleIf you’re a Seahawks fan, this is everything you need before draft night.Subscribe for daily Seattle Seahawks coverage, NFL analysis, and draft breakdowns.