Many hate the positional value argument, so here’s some fuel to stoke the fires of the debate about whether the Seahawks would be wise to use a first round pick on a playmaking tight end.
The NFL Combine is underway in Indianapolis, and with that being the case, there is no shortage of physical and athletic measurements being shared over the airwaves and on social media. With that in mind, fans of teams across the league, including those of the Seattle Seahawks, have moved to dreams of adding game changing impact players at positions on both sides of the ball.
That’s not a whole lot of production for a lot of players who were heavily hyped, and only four of the 26 tight ends selected in the first round outproduced the rookie season of Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who started slow due to a wrist injury after missing much of training camp. However, it’s obviously necessary to look past just the rookie season because rookies enter the league on a standard, four-year contract, with a fifth year option for those drafted in the first round.
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