The Seattle Seahawks have found a potential solution for their fullback position through an unexpected channel. After exploring various options in free agency, including Adam Prentice, the Seahawks turned to the draft and selected former Alabama tight end Robbie Ouzts, planning to convert him into a fullback. Ouzts, who weighs in at 274 pounds, sees himself as a physical lead blocker to enhance the run game under offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak's strategy.

With Kenneth Walker III and Zach Charbonnet in the backfield, the Seahawks emphasize a more physical running style. Ouzts offers a bulkier alternative to traditional fullbacks, and his role in training camp will be pivotal as he competes with tight end Brady Russell, who is also making a positional switch. This change aims to bolster the team's rushing attack, reflecting Seattle's strategic focus for the upcoming season.