Seahawks' Horton Return Boosts Stacked Offense

0:00It's March 30th. From kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Seattle Seahawks got big plans for second-year wide receiver Tory Horton after his rookie year got derailed by shining groin injuries back in week. 9. Dude flashed early with 13 catches for 161 yards and 5 touchdowns owning the red zone. Now the teams eyeing a full recovery by training camp this summer. Should coach Mike McDonald dropped word that Horton won't be at 100% this spring, but should be good to roll when camp kicks off. No solid timeline yet on running back Zach Scharbernay, though expectations are, he'll suit up sometime this season. Meanwhile, the Seahawks plugged the gap by trading for Speedster Rashid Shaheed on a three-year deal. That moves Lats Horton as the fourth option behind Jackson Smith-Enjigba, Cooper Cup, and Shaheed, including Seattle's receiver room into one of the league's deepest.

1:00Fans and analysts see it as a smart buffer against the injury bug that hits Whiteout's hard every year. Add-in tight-in AJ Barner, and this offense looks stacked, ready to put three legit starters on the field at once and stress defenses non-stop. It probably shells any draft plans for another receiver too, with just four picks left. They're wise to grab the best talent available, especially in Round 1. Fans return for week one could seal the deal, putting the Seahawks in prime position to run Ref-Shot through the league.