SEATTLE -- Since John Schneider became the Seattle Seahawks' general manager in 2010, their 105 NFL draft selections are second-most behind only the Minnesota Vikings' 111. Seattle has averaged more than 9.5 picks per year in that span, with no fewer than eight selections in any of those 11 drafts.
So you can imagine how Schneider feels about heading into this year's draft with a league-low three selections, no first-rounder and only one pick over the first two days.
"Yeah, it's killing him," said Jim Nagy, a former NFL scout who worked in the Seahawks' front office before becoming the executive director of the Reese's Senior Bowl.