After the acquisition of All-Pro offensive guard Quenton Nelson on Oct. 27 seemingly made the Seattle Seahawks’ intentions clear, general manager John Schneider didn’t have the deadline many were expecting. The Seahawks made no additional moves on Tuesday, despite several…
The Seattle Seahawks made no additional trades before the 2026 NFL trade deadline, opting to stand pat following their October 27 acquisition of offensive guard Quenton Nelson. Despite general manager John Schneider possessing ten projected draft picks for 2027 and actively exploring the market, Seattle did not complete any further deals on Tuesday.
Seattle reportedly made an initial inquiry regarding Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor, but backed away due to high asking prices and the return of Zach Charbonnet and Jadarian Price. The Seahawks also reportedly explored adding a wide receiver to complement Jaxon Smith-Njigba, while NFC rivals Minnesota and San Francisco both completed notable deadline additions.
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