Seahawks training camp continues to showcase promising young receivers, making a compelling case for their positions ahead of the preseason. Tory Horton, undrafted and relatively unknown, has been turning heads with his exceptional route-running and playmaking abilities, particularly on a standout 25-yard reception. Meanwhile, Dariq Young's remarkable one-handed catch during practice has solidified his status among the competition.

Marquez Valdes-Scantling, although signed for $3 million, faces pressure from these emerging talents. His lack of special teams experience complicates his position. The Seahawks may reconsider their roster dynamics to prioritize those who contribute in all phases of the game. Josh Job, quietly impressive in the cornerback role, is also raising eyebrows, especially with the uncertainty surrounding Shaquille Griffin's availability.

The Seattle Seahawks are navigating a shift in their quarterback depth chart as Drew Lock returns to the team after a year away. Following the signing of Sam Darnold to replace Geno Smith as the starter, Lock’s two-year contract suggests he may secure the backup position ahead of Sam Howell. This development signals a potential exit for Howell, who struggled last season with a low completion percentage and limited game action.

The Seahawks have shown faith in Lock, likely due to his previous connection with GM John Schneider. With ten picks in the upcoming draft, Seattle's decision-making remains focused, with a chance of selecting a quarterback if the right opportunity arises.