Spin Doctor
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It's not even that he can't stay healthy, he's looked completely overwhelmed every time that he's been on the field. I've seen Geno have to scream at him and personally direct him where to be too many times. He doesn't run particularly good routes and he also had issues staying healthy in college. He's tiny for an NFL wide receiver and while he did have elite speed at the combine that never particularly popped out on tape in the NFL.He was a coordinator pick. Pete like to let his guys get who they think they need. Waldron wanted Eskridge to run certain packages. Dude just can't stay healthy.
It was an extremely questionable pick from the get go.
The Seahawks have had the tendency to get too cute with their picks for quite some time now. Too often have they skipped the slam dunk pick in favor of some player that should have gone much lower in the draft. This draft was refreshing because they didn't get too cute. All of the picks made perfect sense from a needs and player prospective.
Now you're going to probably say that "the big board doesn't always reflect the draft accurately, or reflect who is going to succeed" which is absolutely true. Though in this case, in the case of Seattle's top picks, if they went with the best pick from the perspective of the big board, they'd be in a better spot. We'd have players such as T.J Watt and Creed Humphries on our team.