The Seattle Seahawks, reigning Super Bowl champions, are actively seeking to trade down in the upcoming NFL draft, which is set to take place soon. General manager John Schneider expressed the team's intent to move back from their current position, which includes the No. 32 pick, the fewest in the league this year. Schneider noted that they are even willing to trade within their own NFC West division, a move that could potentially allow a rival team to select a quarterback. This is significant as the Arizona Cardinals are reportedly interested in Alabama's Ty Simpson, a top quarterback prospect. Historically, Schneider has a track record of trading down, having done so multiple times since he became general manager in 2010. The Seahawks' strategy reflects a broader recognition that this year's draft lacks depth, prompting them to consider moving back to acquire more picks while still focusing on finding players who fit their team's culture. The time between first-round picks will decrease from 10 minutes to eight, but Schneider believes this will not significantly impact trade negotiations, which typically occur ahead of the draft.