The Seattle Seahawks are expected to focus on improving their offensive and defensive lines during the 2020 NFL draft.
However, adding a wide receiver or two who can come in and compete for that No. 3 receiver role behind Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf is definitely a possibility, especially with an incredibly strong class of receivers.
One name for Seahawks fans to keep an eye on is Van Jefferson, a wideout from Florida who reportedly met informally with Seahawks personnel at the combine.
Jefferson is six-foot-two and 200 pounds, with 32 3/4 inch arms. He projects as a quality slot receiver at the next level, with impeccable route-running and agility that allows him to beat opposing corners with ease.
Jefferson did not participate in combine drills thanks to a broken foot which was discovered at the combine. The injury will limit him for the next 6-8 weeks, but isn’t expected to prevent him from beginning training camp with whichever teams selects him.
The Seahawks would likely have to part with one of their second round picks in order to nab Jefferson, but adding a player who could instantly come in and contribute at a position of need will certainly be tempting for this team as they look to once again make the playoffs in the crowded NFC West.
