3 QB options for Seahawks if Geno Smith and Drew Lock don’t work out
By Almar Reyes
Seahawks QB option 3: Will Levis – Kentucky
Levis’ stock rose big time last season after he transferred from Penn State to Kentucky. He struggled mightily with turnovers last season but he still managed to have a PFF overall rating of 91.2.
As per the scouting reports, not only does Levis possess a cannon of an arm, but he is also a load as a runner when his 232 pounds gets going. It may only be a short sample size last season, but definitely a quarterback the Seahawks have to monitor if their 2022 season doesn’t pan out.
Will Levis is being compared to Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen, with his athleticism and arm talent, both quarterback qualities the Seahawks team will need to take over the reins in 2023. Levis just have to show that he can keep his turnovers down to be able to be more effective in both his passing and running game.
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It is a promising outlook for Levis even with only 102 career passing attempts coming into 2021. There is still a lot to improve in his overall game but if everything comes together in the 2022 season, there is no denying that Will Levis can be a 2023 first-round pick. Being able to acquire a dual talent like Will Levis at a quarterback position will be an enticing scenario for the Seahawks in 2023.