With the NFL announcing compensatory picks on Friday, the full seven-round draft order is now set, and as expected, the Seahawks will have four picks, having not been awarded any compensatory picks.
Seattle holds picks in the first, third, fourth and fifth rounds, having traded away its picks in Rounds 2, 6 and 7. The Seahawks sent their 2019 second-rounder to Houston in 2017 as part of the trade to acquire Duane Brown, and they traded their sixth and seventh-rounders last year to acquire quarterback Brett Hundley from Green Bay and safety Shalom Luani from Oakland.
It's worth noting that the Seahawks' number of picks very well could change during the draft. Under general manager John Schneider and head coach Pete Carroll, the Seahawks have frequently traded back to add picks, particularly in the first round. In fact, the Seahawks haven't picked in their original first-round spot since taking James Carpenter in 2011.
Here are Seattle's four picks in the 2019 draft:
- Round 1, 21 overall
- Round 3, 84 overall
- Round 4, 124 overall
- Round 5, 159 overall
Take a look back at some of team photographer Rod Mar's best behind-the-scenes moments from the 2018 season.
Shaquem Griffin pauses on his way to the locker room to greet his parents on the sideline.
Seahawks rookies Rasheem Green and Jacob Martin share a laugh at Soldier Field during the team's visit on Sunday afternoon.
Receiver Brandon Marshall walks into the Seahawks locker room Sunday morning.
In the Seahawks locker room, head coach Pete Carroll smiled as he delivered his postgame comments to the team.
Safety Bradley McDougald makes last minute adjustments to his headband before the team left the locker room for pregame warmups.
Defensive end Frank Clark reviews game tape as he boards the charter flight back to Seattle after the victory.
Nick Vannett signs autographs for fans near the Seahawks tunnel.
Seahawks mascot "Blitz" leads the Seahawks out of the tunnel during pregame introductions.
Seahawks receiver David Moore uses his mobile device to photograph the "London Eye", a giant ferris wheel.
The Lions honored Seahawks owner Paul Allen with a moment of silence before kickoff.
At the stadium, offensive lineman D.J. Fluker works with Elijah Nkansah before the game.
Receiver David Moore emerges from the fog and lasers of the Seahawks pregame tunnel as his name is announced.
Seahawks captains Bobby Wagner, Sebastian Janikowski, Shalom Luani, Tedric Thompson, Russell Wilson and Nick Vannett wait at midfield for the opening coin toss.
In the Seahawks locker room, offensive guard D.J. Fluker spoke to the team before the headed to the field for kickoff.
Seahawks safety Bradley McDougald acknowledges the roar of the crowd as he is introduced on his birthday.
With the victory, Seahawks coaches yielded their first class seats to veteran players including Germain Ifedi and Russell Wilson.
Seahawks receiver Tyler Lockett is introduced.
Seattle's Pete Carroll celebrates on the sideline after Tyler Lockett's 84-yard kickoff return to begin the third quarter.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson prepares to lead the team out of the tunnel.
Seahawks vice-chairman Bert Kolde greets Chris Carson at the entrance of the locker room after the win.
Seahawks offensive lineman Jordan Roos boards the team's charter with his signature cowboy hat with an accompanying Western-themed bag.
The Seahawks surround head coach Pete Carroll in the jubilant locker room after the win over the Chiefs clinched a playoff spot.
Frank Clark rallies his teammates as they take the field for pregame warmups.
Teammates Chris Carson and David Moore hug before the team is introduced to the crowd at CenturyLink Field.
Linebacker Bobby Wagner "taps in" as he leaves the locker room for the field.
