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3 days ago |
seahawkswire.usatoday.com | Justin Melo
The Seattle Seahawks held an open practice during Monday's OTA session. Attending reporters came away with some terrific insights. That included the offensive line rotation. Unsurprisingly, first-round pick Grey Zabel worked as the starting left guard next to franchise left tackle Charles Cross. The Seahawks aren't playing mind games. They drafted Zabel for him to be an instant starter at guard. Olu Oluwatimi earned the majority of first-team reps at center.
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3 days ago |
seahawkswire.usatoday.com | Justin Melo
The Seattle Seahawks selected former Colorado State wide receiver Tory Horton with their No. 166 overall selection in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL draft. Horton was prolific at CSU in 2022 and 2023, recording back-to-back 1,000 yard seasons while totaling 167 receptions. Horton unfortunately missed the majority of his senior 2024 campaign with a knee injury. He appeared in just five contests before suffering the season-ending setback.
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3 days ago |
seahawkswire.usatoday.com | Justin Melo
The Seattle Seahawks hosted an OTA practice that was open to local media on Monday afternoon. One of the bigger takeaways was the presence and form of rookie safety Nick Emmanwori. Emmanwori is already making a huge impact at Seahawks practice. Emmanwori earned plenty of reps with Mike Macdonald's first-team defense, according to multiple reports. Macdonald is already using his rookie defensive playmaker in various roles and positions.
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4 days ago |
seahawkswire.usatoday.com | Justin Melo
The most pleasant surprise the Seattle Seahawks received from their 2024 NFL draft class was the play of fourth-round rookie Tyrice Knight. After beginning the campaign in a reserve role, Knight was eventually elevated into the starting lineup next to midseason acquisition Ernest Jones IV. He took full advantage of his opportunity. Knight appeared in 16 regular-season games for Mike Macdonald's defense. The former UTEP standout had a major impact down the stretch, totaling 88 tackles.
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4 days ago |
seahawkswire.usatoday.com | Justin Melo
Pro Football Focus recently ranked the top 32 offensive tackles in the NFL. Seattle Seahawks left tackle Charles Cross nearly cracked the top 10, clocking in at No. 13 overall. "Despite playing on arguably the worst offensive line in football, Cross enjoyed a breakout season in his third NFL season," Zoltán Buday wrote.
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