What a Tyler Lockett trade could look like for Seahawks
By Geoff Shull
Draft pick gained from Lockett trade
There are so many different options with what to do. However, let me just make a list of draft prospects first. I’ll follow this with options at free agency. I think when I am done you’ll see it would be the right move for the long run.
Draft:
Levi Onwuzurike, DT: One of the most athletically gifted defensive tackles in this draft class. A player truly in the mold of Chris Jones with the Chief. He can play the run or the pass. He has the potential to be truly dominant. Time to put our pick where our mouth is and get a competent pass rush.
Landon Dickerson, C: Dickerson is a player who every team would love to have. He is dominant on the field. He has a sky-high football IQ. Extremely strong at the point of attack. Best of all, he is a true leader. Time to invest in getting Russell Wilson the best protection possible.
Javonte Williams, RB: The most dominant running back in college last year. He is a downhill runner who excels in making players miss. When they don’t miss, they bounce off him like a fly off a semi-truck cruising down the highway. Seattle wants to run? Get the best running back in this class.
Kadarius Toney, WR: The Vikings Stefon Diggs to the Bills worked last year. Why not pull the same stunt here. Toney is a human joystick. I am fairly positive the kid doesn’t have any knees. His route running is some of the dirtiest I have ever seen. He can get open without even trying. Leave him with man to man, the DB is going to get cooked. Replace Lockett with a younger player with an even higher upside.