Despite winning ten games, the Seattle Seahawks missed the playoffs for the second straight season. Their offseason is already off to an interesting start, as just after the team announced that they were releasing Tyler Lockett, DK Metcalf reportedly requested a trade.
The Seahawks already had some needs to address, but suddenly, the receiver position has jumped the line.
Potential WR Targets for the Seattle Seahawks
Matthew Golden, Texas
Golden is undoubtedly one of the top receiver prospects in this class. The standout from Texas recently shocked everyone after putting up a 4.29 40-yard dash at the Scouting Combine. Golden is a speedster, but his tape overall is phenomenal.
I don’t know what Matthew Golden’s draft stock was before coming to Texas but with the season he had and then you go out and run 4.30u…my gawd
Golden has earned millions of dollars after transferring to UT#HookEm | #Texas pic.twitter.com/CP1AkjZqwI
— Cory Mose (@Cory_Mose) March 1, 2025
He is a complete receiver that can win at any part of the field. Golden would instantly give the Seahawks’ receiver room a boost and also has the potential to become a star.
Tre Harris, Ole Miss
Harris is an intriguing name. He was on pace to be the most productive receiver in the SEC before injuries derailed his season. Harris’ tape showcases elite deep-threat ability. He would fill in really well for Tyler Lockett. Harris could be a first-round guy, but if he slips into the second round, I can see Seattle pouncing and looking to add the impressive pass catcher.
Elic Ayomanor, Stanford
Ayomanor is a physical receiver like Metcalf. He often displayed strong hands at the catch point and the ability to win in 50-50 situations. Ayomanor would add a physical outside presence to complement what Seattle already has. Ayomanor is a talented player and would give Seattle some diversity in terms of skill in their receiver room.
Jack Bech, TCU
Bech was an under-the-radar prospect entering the offseason, but he has become a well-known name after dominating so far in the pre-draft cycle. Bech is a savvy route runner who possesses a level of physicality. He is versatile and projects to be able to play at multiple spots in the NFL. Bech is not an elite athlete, which could make him available in the mid to late rounds, but his ability bodes well for him to become an impact player at the next level.
Jayden Higgins, Iowa State
Higgins is a massive receiver. He is 6’4″ and has some of the best ball skills in this class. He has strong hands and good body control as well. He isn’t a great separator, but he will do damage at the catch point.
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Higgins knows how to use his body to create leverage and shield off defenders. He will be an outside threat, and his combination of size and hands would add a nice change of pace to what Seattle already has in the receiver room.
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