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The Seahawks actually gave away two third-round picks for Quenton Nelson. There was the one they gave the Colts in the trade (along with a future 5), and there was the one they cut to make room for the All-Pro…
Chawktalk argues that Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider should continue trading away third-round draft picks rather than using them to make selections. Following a trade with the Indianapolis Colts for All-Pro guard Quenton Nelson that involved a future third-rounder, the outlet notes that Schneider has historically struggled when drafting in the third round, hitting on just 3 of 13 picks since 2016.
According to the analysis, Schneider has found far more success packaging third-round picks in trades for proven veterans and draft trade-ups, including moves for Duane Brown, DK Metcalf, and Nick Emmanwori. The article suggests this strategy effectively doubles his historical success rate compared to drafting players directly in that round.
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