Even Trade
Seattle moved down from #21 to #30 in the 2019 first round with Green Bay, adding multiple fourth-round picks. This was part of Seattle's broader 2019 draft-capital rebuild after the Frank Clark trade. The move created flexibility, but Green Bay used the original slot on safety Darnell Savage while Seattle continued to churn the board. The B grade reflects useful asset management rather than a clean player-for-player win.
Seattle Seahawks Received
- pick 2019 1st round pick (30th overall subsequently traded, Deandre Baker ), 2019 4th round pick (114th overall subsequently traded, Dru Samia )
- pick 2019 4th round pick (118th overall subsequently traded, Hjalte Froholdt )
Green Bay Packers Received
- pick 2019 1st round pick (21st overall, Darnell Savage )
Trade Summary
Seattle moved down from #21 to #30 in the 2019 first round with Green Bay, adding multiple fourth-round picks. This was part of Seattle's broader 2019 draft-capital rebuild after the Frank Clark trade. The move created flexibility, but Green Bay used the original slot on safety Darnell Savage while Seattle continued to churn the board. The B grade reflects useful asset management rather than a clean player-for-player win.
Trade Analysis
Seattle moved down from #21 to #30 in the 2019 first round with Green Bay, adding multiple fourth-round picks. This was part of Seattle's broader 2019 draft-capital rebuild after the Frank Clark trade. The move created flexibility, but Green Bay used the original slot on safety Darnell Savage while Seattle continued to churn the board. The B grade reflects useful asset management rather than a clean player-for-player win. The partner surrendered premium draft value to secure its preferred player or slot.