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NFL execs dissect Seattle Seahawks' options with Richard Sherman, potential suitors - 2017 draft What would it take to trade Richard Sherman? NFL execs discussSeattle Seahawks22hMike SandoReal or not? Orioles-Red Sox rivalry heats up, Rockies team to beat in NL3hDavid SchoenfieldCollege football's best (and worst) NFL factories19hLuke KnoxPower Rankings: Tight race for No. 117hESPN.comOlney: Giants wise not to punish underpaid Madison Bumgarner2dBuster OlneyFuneral held for Hernandez; family to get notes16hESPN.com news servicesNFL mock draft provides plenty of fantasy football intrigue13hMike ClayNFL draft honesty and Prince's jumper19hMike Vorkunov for REDEFWhere things stand as Maria Sharapova prepares comeback19hJohnette HowardFour-Ball: Sorting through Tiger's future20hESPN Kevin Porter Jersey.comInsiderNFL execs dissect Seattle's options with Sherman, potential suitorsplayOdds Lynch and Sherman would play together again? (0:53)Ed Werder explains that during Marshawn Lynch's reinstatement process, he patiently waited to see where Richard Sherman would go with hopes to play alongside his former teammate. (0:53)FacebookTwitterFacebook MessengerEmailcomment7:15 AM ETMike SandoESPN Senior Writer CloseESPN Insider NFL columnist and bloggerCovered the NFL since 1998Member of Pro Football Hall of Fame selection committeeFollow on TwitterFacebookTwitterFacebook MessengerPinterestEmailcommentThe most decorated cornerback in Seattle Seahawks history is 29 years old and still near his physical prime. Richard Sherman is also available for trade. The Seahawks have said so publicly and somewhat casually. It's an unusual situation that remains a hot topic in the NFL.Editor's PicksWith or without Richard Sherman, Seahawks need CB help in draftThis year's NFL draft is loaded with the kind of talented physical cornerbacks the Seahawks love https://www.pitpenguinsfanatics.com/51-oskar-sundqvist-jersey, which is good since that's an area of need.Seahawks GM: Odds against Sherman tradeWith the draft a week away, Seattle general manager John Schneider doesn't expect to trade cornerback Richard Sherman, but didn't rule it out entirely, either.Richard Sherman trade buzz: Seahawks' asking price, potential suitorsIt might sound unthinkable, but the Seahawks are legitimately trying to trade star CB Richard Sherman after his volatile 2016. Here's why.2 Related"I think it is incredibly interesting," an executive from another team said.This league insider and five others provided insights into one of the more curious developments involving a front-line player this offseason.This all started in March when former NFL executive Mike Lombardi https://www.pitpenguinsfanatics.com/61-scott-wilson-jersey, now a contributor to The Ringer, said he'd heard Seattle was open to trading Sherman. The story gained traction April 5 when Seahawks general manager John Schneider told 710 ESPN Seattle radio that the Sherman talk was "real" and that, while any deal would be unlikely, the team had "opened that door" to see what a trade might return. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that Sherman had initiated trade talks. Sherman then told Peter King of The MMQB that "both sides were listening" and there was "no bad blood" between team and player Jeff Zatkoff Jersey.With the draft set to begin Thursday, an initial deadline is looming. Any team trading a 2017 first-round choice to Seattle for Sherman would need to do so before selecting a player for its own roster https://www.pitpenguinsfanatics.com/70-tom-kuhnhackl-jersey. It's a great time to size up the situation from multiple angles. Insider Become an insider and get access to all our articles and tools. Subscribe Log In View Insider Benefits ABOUT COOKIES We use cookies to offer an improved online experience. By clicking "OK" without changing your settings you are giving your consent to receive cookies.