The Athletic Mocks Texas QB Quinn Ewers in Seahawks in the 2nd round of Seahawks

The Seattle Seahawks have further questions for this low season in the quarterback. Geno Smith, who has been the starter for three years, goes into the last year of his contract. Smith turned to the team last summer and will surely be pushing again in the coming months.

Extending Smith is certainly a practical option for Seattle, as this would ensure that your long -term starter remains in the city and could alleviate the concerns about the caps. This would probably also signal the intention of Seahawks to develop a quarterback for the coming years.

The quarterback class for the NFL design of 2025 is not considered as deep as in 2024, but there are still some seattle as a project. Such a quarterback is Texas Longhorn’s starter Quinn Ewers, which has declared the design.

Ewers as a Seahawk is something that requires the athletes because the Longhorn finds its way into the Emerald City in the second round in its last bill in the Emerald City. NFL Draft Analysist Nick Baumgardner mentions in Seattle Sports’ Wyman and Bob Show “There are a lot of really good things with him-a lot, a lot, he went through a lot of high-pressure situations there in Texas. It is a difficult place to play and he was criticized a lot, but he has overcome it. “

Ewers had an excellent career on the 40 hectares, especially in his last two. A total of 64% of its passes for 9,128 yards, 68 touchdowns and 24 interceptions completed a total of 64%. He led Texas to a Bix XII title in 2023 and to the SEC championship game in 2024. During the first run of the extended college football playoff, Ewers’ Longhorns won two playoff games -including two critical touchdown during the time Peach Bowl. Ewers brought Texas to College Football semi-final in back to back season.

However, he is certainly a project. Perhaps it could sit behind Geno Smith for a year or two, help its development on a professional level.