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NFL Draft rumor: Falcons looking to swap first-round picks with Seahawks

Atlanta Falcons head coach Dan Quinn, right, talks with general manager Thomas Dimitroff during an NFL football training camp in Flowery Branch, Ga.
Atlanta Falcons head coach Dan Quinn, right, talks with general manager Thomas Dimitroff during an NFL football training camp in Flowery Branch, Ga.
By Juliakate E Culpepper
April 26, 2017

The Atlanta Falcons might be interested in trading first-round picks with the Seattle Seahawks, according to Draft Analyst.

Draft Analyst’s Tony Pauline writes the Falcons might trade for Seattle’s 26th overall pick to acquire a top-rated pass rusher, possibly Missouri’s Charles Harris.

The Falcons currently have the 31st overall selection.

The price for the swap will most likely be a fourth-round pick, according to Pauline.

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