Mock Draft 1200: Possible Seahawk Choices in the 1st three rounds

1. player. 45. <p>With Tyler Lockett and Doug Baldwin both trending upwards, do the Seahawks really need a WR? Well, they’re still missing one thing from their WR core — a red zone threat/tall WR. That’s why the Seahawks traded for Graham, right? While that was the point, it hasn’t come to fruition just yet. Even if Graham ends up paying off in the end, Seattle would still benefit from having big WR on the outside,  that only ensures that Doug stays in his natural position — the slot for a majority of the time — and allows Tyler to be that motion WR, the one they find creative ways to get him in the ball in open space. In other words, allows the Seahawks to better use their weapons in a more creative matter.</p><p>On top of that, Wilson needs a guy that he can trust can consistently to win those 50-50 balls he likes to throw. Not to knock Doug or Tyler, because both have done great jobs on those jump balls but don’t get it twisted, I’d rather have a 6’3 WR go after those than someone who’s 5’11 or smaller.</p><p>I’m picking Corey Davis for several reasons. The first is that he’s not like other Seahawk WRs — he’s tall! Davis is also a fantastic route runner, the cuts he makes are clean and extremely fluid and creates separation – showcased by his 130 targets. That’s the makings of a good Seahawks’ WR. Another critical selling point for me was his hands, catching a majority of his targets (83 of 130, about 64 percent) despite sub par QB play in my eyes. On top of that, despite reports of him being hurt during the year, he still produced. This was also considered “down year” as well, but if 83 catches for 1200 + yards and 11 TDs is considered a down year, then sign me up.  Currently he’s projected in the 2nd round, exactly where I want Seattle draft a WR and if this isn’t the place, then in the 4th round, but that’s for a later time.</p><p>Overall, I’m picking Davis for his size and body of work. I think he has the right tools to become a starting WR in this league and be a solid one too. </p>. WR. Western Michigan. Corey Davis