Owners 2011 Seattle Seahawks Mock Draft Round 1

Published on March 22, 2011 by T.C.     

With all of the wheeling and dealing the Seattle Seahawks have been doing since January, I thought we should provide an update on where the team sits in terms of draft selections heading into next month’s draft.

So here are Seattle’s draft picks to my knowledge heading into next season. Seattle does not have a third round pick (sent to San Diego for Charlie Whitehurst).

They also should pick up some compensatory draft picks next year. They lost Nate Burleson, Cory Redding and Lance Laury in free agency, but picked up tight end Chris Baker and offensive linemen Ben Hamilton and Chester Pitts.

According to the league’s collective bargaining agreement, a team losing more or better compensatory free agents than acquired in the previous year is eligible to receive compensatory draft picks.

Seahawks 2011 draft selections

One First round pick
One Second round pick
No third round pick
Comment: The Seahawks traded their third round pick from the 2011 draft to San Diego for Charlie Whitehurst.
One Fourth round pick
Comment: This pick is from New England. The Patriots have two picks including Denver’s, and the Hawks will get whichever one is higher. Seattle originally gave up its fourth round pick in a trade for Marshawn Lynch.
Two Fifth round picks
Comment: The Hawks received a conditional pick, believed to be a 5th rounder, from Baltimore in the Josh Wilson trade.
One sixth round pick
Comment: The Hawks traded their original sixth rounder to San Francisco for Kentwan Balmer, but received Detroit’s sixth round pick in a trade for Lawrence Jackson.
Two seventh round picks
Comment: Along with their own pick, the Hawks received a conditional low-round pick from Cleveland for QB Seneca Wallace.

#	Team		Player	Position	School	Height	Weight
Round 1
1		Carolina	Marcell Dareus*	DT	Alabama	6′ 3.1″	319
2		Denver	Patrick Peterson*	CB	LSU	6′ 0.2″	219
3		Buffalo	Cameron Newton*	QB	Auburn	6′ 5″	248
4		Cincinnati	A.J. Green*	WR	Georgia	6′ 3.5″	211
5		Arizona	Von Miller	OLB	Texas A&M	6′ 2.5″	246
6		Cleveland	Nick Fairley*	DT	Auburn	6′ 3.7″	291
7		San Francisco	Da’Quan Bowers*	DE	Clemson	6′ 3.3″	280
8		Tennessee	Blaine Gabbert*	QB	Missouri	6′ 4.3″	234
9		Dallas	Prince Amukamara	CB	Nebraska	6′ 0″	206
10		Washington	Julio Jones*	WR	Alabama	6′ 2.6″	220
11		Houston	Aldon Smith**	DE	Missouri	6′ 4.2″	263
12		Minnesota	Robert Quinn*	DE	UNC	6′ 4″	265
13		Detroit	Tyron Smith*	OT	USC	6′ 5″	307
14		St. Louis	Ryan Kerrigan	DE	Purdue	6′ 3.7″	267
15		Miami	Ryan Mallett*	QB	Arkansas	6′ 6.6″	253
16		Jacksonville	Cameron Jordan	DE	Cal	6′ 4.1″	287
17		New England	Anthony Castonzo	OT	Boston College	6′ 7″	311
18		San Diego	J.J. Watt*	DE	Wisconsin	6′ 5.3″	290
19		NY Giants	Nate Solder	OT	Colorado	6′ 8.2″	319
20		Tampa Bay	Adrian Clayborn	DE	Iowa	6′ 2.5″	281
21		Kansas City	Justin Houston*	OLB	Georgia	6′ 2.7″	270
22		Indianapolis	Gabe Carimi	OT	Wisconsin	6′ 7″	314
23		Philadelphia	Jimmy Smith	CB	Colorado	6′ 2.2″	211
24		New Orleans	Akeem Ayers*	OLB	UCLA	6′ 2.4″	254
25		Seattle	Jake Locker	QB	Washington	6′ 4″	226
26		Baltimore	Rahim Moore*	S	UCLA	5′ 11.6″	202
27		Atlanta	Cameron Heyward	DE	Ohio State	6′ 6″	294
28		New England	Mark Ingram*	RB	Alabama	5′ 9.1″	215
29		Chicago	Derek Sherrod	OT	Mississippi State	6′ 5.3″	321
30		NY Jets	Muhammed Wilkerson*	DT	Temple	6′ 4.1″	315
31		Pittsburgh	Aaron Williams*	CB	Texas	5′ 11.7″	204
32		Green Bay	Brandon Harris*	CB	Miami	5′ 9.4″	191

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