Seahawks 2022 NFL mock draft 3.0: The All Offense…
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Matthew OHaren-USA TODAY Sports
Seattle’s best position group on offense is wide receiver and with D.K. Metcalf and Tyler Lockett their 1-2 punch is about as good as any team. However, the best NFL clubs tend to stay competitive over a long time because they’re unafraid to reinforce their strengths, which is why nobody should be shocked if they go WR first again even after taking Dee Eskridge in round two last year.
Dotson (5-foot-11, 184 pounds) has a lot of the traits that coach Pete Carroll likes in his wide receivers, including sharp route running, a high football IQ and sticky hands. Dotson’s production improved each year at Penn State and he’s coming off a superb Senior season, posting 91 catches, 1,182 yards and 13 touchdowns.
