Kansas City Chiefs Win
Seattle traded DE Frank Clark to Kansas City for a first-round pick, a future second-rounder, and a pick swap. The compensation was strong on paper, but Seattle failed to turn the haul into comparable impact. Kansas City paid Clark and received meaningful playoff pass-rush moments, including during its Super Bowl run. The Seahawks' C grade reflects the gap between the value collected and the value actually converted from that draft capital.
Seattle Seahawks Received
- pick 2019 1st round pick (29th overall, L.J. Collier ), 2019 3rd round pick (92nd overall subsequently traded, Chuma Edoga )
- pick 2020 2nd round pick (64th overall subsequently traded, Jeremy Chinn )
Kansas City Chiefs Received
- player Frank Clark
- pick 2019 3rd round pick (84th overall, Khalen Saunders )
Trade Summary
Seattle traded DE Frank Clark to Kansas City for a first-round pick, a future second-rounder, and a pick swap. The compensation was strong on paper, but Seattle failed to turn the haul into comparable impact. Kansas City paid Clark and received meaningful playoff pass-rush moments, including during its Super Bowl run. The Seahawks' C grade reflects the gap between the value collected and the value actually converted from that draft capital.
Trade Analysis
Seattle traded DE Frank Clark to Kansas City for a first-round pick, a future second-rounder, and a pick swap. The compensation was strong on paper, but Seattle failed to turn the haul into comparable impact. Kansas City paid Clark and received meaningful playoff pass-rush moments, including during its Super Bowl run. The Seahawks' C grade reflects the gap between the value collected and the value actually converted from that draft capital. Kansas City paid heavily but landed a playoff-impact pass rusher who helped its Super Bowl push.