Surprising Pick for the Seattle Seahawks in ESPN's NFL Mock Draft!
The Seattle Seahawks have a surprising pick in ESPN's Field Yates's NFL mock draft. While many might be expecting the team to select a quarterback, Yates predicts that the Seahawks will choose the consensus best tight end in college football, Brock Bowers from Georgia.
Bowers, a top-10 prospect, might have to wait until the 16th pick to hear his name called, according to Yates. However, this pick could be a great fit for Seattle. The team currently has free agents at the tight end position, and addressing it with someone like Bowers would be beneficial. Bowers is known for his exceptional pass-catching skills, ability to gain yards after the catch, and reliable hands. He would be a valuable asset to the Seahawks' offense.
While defense should be a priority for Seattle, Bowers would bring a new level of talent to their tight end position. The team might need to start fresh at the position due to the potential departures of Noah Fant and Colby Parkinson, as well as the high cap charge of Will Dissly. Bowers, a two-time John Mackey Award winner and unanimous All-American, has had an impressive college career with the Bulldogs.
However, it remains uncertain if Bowers will still be available when the Seahawks pick at No. 16. Additionally, the team has other pressing needs to address, which might take precedence over selecting a tight end. Overall, while the idea of adding Bowers to the Seahawks is intriguing, it remains to be seen if it will actually happen.
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