[:Official/streams:]Chiefs vs Bills Live Free Football (NFL): Coming up next week, the pre-draft process will kick off with the Senior Bowl, which will still be played in Mobile, Alabama despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The game will take place on January 30 as over 100 prospects will aim to improve their stock and make some money in front of executives, coaches, and scouts.
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Due to last year's blockbuster trade for safety Jamal Adams, Seattle will enter the draft with only four picks, including just one in the first three rounds. General manager John Schneider will face a difficult task trying to add picks without much ammunition to trade down with in the early rounds.
Taking on the challenge, I conducted my first mock draft of the season, which features a whopping four trades to help the Seahawks turn four picks into seven selections to fortify the roster for 2021.
-Seahawks trade pick No. 56, No. 153, and No. 185 to Chiefs for pick No. 64 and No. 95
-Seahawks trade pick No. 64 to Giants for pick No. 70 and No. 178
-Seahawks trade pick No. 95 to Jets for pick No. 101 and No. 216
-Seahawks trade pick No. 122 and future seventh-round pick to Broncos for pick No. 138, No. 169, and No. 202
The list of 15 modern-era finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2021 is loaded with big-name stars like Peyton Manning and Charles Woodson, both first-year eligible players. But there's one finalist whose remarkable career I had a front-row seat to, and he's every bit as deserving of a gold jacket. That person is Richard Seymour.
The former New England Patriots and Oakland Raiders defensive lineman has been a finalist for three straight years, and I strongly believe he should be a favorite when selectors meet Tuesday during a virtual session to select the Class of 2021. This is the first time they will cast their ballots electronically and remotely. In addition to voting on the modern-era finalists, the 48-person panel will say yes or no to Tom Flores, Bill Nunn and Drew Pearson, finalists in the coach, contributor and senior categories. The Class of 2021 -- which the selection-process bylaws state will include anywhere between four and eight honorees -- will be revealed during NFL Honors on Saturday, Feb. 6.