Seahawks' Receiver Draft Picks: Speed, Size, and Skill

0:00On April 5th, Seattle Seahawks aimed desperate at wide receiver, but it's a spot that could sneak up on him with injuries or aging vets. This consensus draft board lines up realistic picks for their roster, focusing on separators and possession guys to pair with what they got, like JSN. First round, Texas A&M's K.C. Concepcion stands out with his burst and quickness, perfect for fast throws in shaky protection. Huntington's Dinsale Boston brings Red Zone muscle and contested catch kills, filling that outside roll without needing top speed. Second round offers glue guys like Alabama's Jeremy Bernard, versatile across slots and boundaries with clean routes. Louisville's Chris Bell at size for middle field gains despite his ACL setback, and Indiana's Elijah Sirrett dominates at the catch point as A. Chain mover. Deeper into day 3, Yukon's Skyler Bell mixes speed and vertical stretch, while North Dakota State's Bryce Lance brother of Tray Lance shows ball.

1:01Skills worth developing. Late rounds bring return with Iowa's Caden Wetgin and Kentucky's YC machine, Kendrick Law for special team's depth. Smart planning here keeps the receiver room, young and steady, giving Seattle options to build without reaching early and staying ahead of any quiet needs. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.