Elijah Arroyo's potential as a tight end is gaining attention as he joins the Seattle Seahawks. Despite limited production during his college career, Arroyo demonstrated speed and big-play ability that impressed scouts. His offensive coordinator, Klint Kubiak, effectively coached rookie tight ends in the past, suggesting Arroyo could thrive under his guidance. However, he faces competition in a tight end room that includes Noah Fant and Eric Saubert, with his fantasy relevance heavily reliant on whether Fant stays with the team.

Arroyo's college performance, particularly in his last four games with a receiving grade of 82.0, hints at his emerging talent. His speed puts him among the fastest tight ends in recent drafts, and he could become a sleeper pick if given a starting role. His development trajectory suggests that he could be a key player for the Seahawks in the years to come, especially in 2026 when he’s expected to take on a larger offensive role.