Analyzing UDFA rookie Jalen Sundell

[Jville]

Excellent write up by Alexandre Castro on Jalen Sundell. Sundell shows excellent range and mobility to the center position. Similar to Conner Williams. Easy to understand why he was retained on the 53.

https://www.fieldgulls.com/2024/9/4/24235142/seattle-seahawks-all-22-review-who-is-jalen-sundell-center-analysis

 

[MyrtleHawk]

So he's similar to Connor Williams, who could be a mentor for him while fixing his only knock on that site which is strength during his first year?

And he has pretty good experience at LT also?

Sounds like another diamond in the rough found, actually. Right up JS' alley, I like this a lot.

 

[GetNjigbaWithIt]

So he's similar to Connor Williams, who could be a mentor for him while fixing his only knock on that site which is strength during his first year?

And he has pretty good experience at LT also?

Sounds like another diamond in the rough found, actually. Right up JS' alley, I like this a lot.

It appears that Sundell might turn out to be better than Oluwatimi, and if that's the case, maybe they can trade Olu for some draft capital next year.

 

[chris98251]

It appears that Sundell might turn out to be better than Oluwatimi, and if that's the case, maybe they can trade Olu for some draft capital next year.

Before we start talking next years trade can we see who survives the season we have yet to start ?

 

[onanygivensunday]

It appears that Sundell might turn out to be better than Oluwatimi, and if that's the case, maybe they can trade Olu for some draft capital next year.

So, Olu is a 2023 5th round draft choice that isn't the starter in his 2nd year... and you're suggesting that the Seahawks can trade him for a future draft pick.... really?

I don't think that it works that way.

 

[MyrtleHawk]

So, Olu is a 2023 5th round draft choice that isn't the starter in his 2nd year... and you're suggesting that the Seahawks can trade him for a future draft pick.... really?

I don't think that it works that way.

Desperation is an ugly thing, my friend.

 

[GetNjigbaWithIt]

So, Olu is a 2023 5th round draft choice that isn't the starter in his 2nd year... and you're suggesting that the Seahawks can trade him for a future draft pick.... really?

I don't think that it works that way.

I never said it would be a high draft pick. Maybe a 6th rounder. You never know, some team might have an injured center around the trade deadline, and they'd be willing to part with a draft pick in return for Olu's upside.