The Seattle Seahawks go into Thursday's draft with seven overall picks, and general manager John Schneider has said he'd like to pick up some more.
The Cleveland Browns, meanwhile, have 11 picks, and they're looking to add a quarterback.
That could create a scenario where the two teams match up as potential trade partners. Here's why a deal on Thursday night could make sense.
From the Seahawks' perspective: Trading back in the first round is always an option for them. In 2014, the Seahawks dealt the 32nd overall pick to the Minnesota Vikings, who selected quarterback Teddy Bridgewater.