Jalen Milroe's NFL Potential: Special Packages & Deep Bombs

0:00On April 30th, Seahawks fans got excited when they snagged dual-threat quarterback Jalen Milro from Alabama in the third round of the 20. 25 NFL Draft Media buzzed about his dynamic skills, with some even calling him a future starter. But his rookie year was rough no-pass attempts, just four rushing yards on three carries over three games. That all changed after he fumbled in the 38-35 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in week 5. Milro hit the bench for good that season, showing he needs time to adjust to the NFL's speed and tougher competition. Now, with Sam Darnold locked in as the franchise guy and drew lock his back up, Milro ain't starting anytime soon. Folks see his potential in special packages though, especially under new offensive coordinator, Brian Flurry, who's bringing fresher, more creative. Plays Pair him with rookie running bagged Darian Price, an explosive whiteout, Rashid Shaheed, and Milro could shine on run pass options.

1:02His arm is elite for deep bombs with pinpoint accuracy, giving Seattle real gadget potential. To get real reps, he just got to sharpen those mid-range reads and stay consistent. If Milro levels up, expect him to carve out a role and flip that hype into action on the field.