The Seattle Seahawks, currently holding only four draft picks for the upcoming NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, are exploring options to enhance their draft capital. General manager John Schneider may consider trading players, with Olu Oluwatimi being a notable candidate. As he enters the final year of his rookie contract, Oluwatimi has not managed to secure a starting position, falling behind Evan Brown, Connor Williams, and Jalen Sundell. Despite having 13 starts to his name, he is viewed as a solid backup rather than a starter. ESPN's Brady Henderson suggested that trading Oluwatimi could be a strategic move to acquire a Day 3 pick, similar to past trades made by the Seahawks. This approach would allow the team to add draft stock without impacting their future selections significantly.