Emmanuel Henderson

The Seahawks have strong depth at wide receiver, leaving Henderson with a difficult path to playing time as a rookie sixth-round pick. It'll be familiar territory, after he spent the first three years of his college career buried on Alabama's depth chart, unable to earn snaps despite being a top-50 recruit. Henderson finally transferred in 2025 and promptly broke out for 45-766-5 at Kansas, with 300 more receiving yards than his closest teammate. At 6-foot-1, 185, he lacks the size and physicality to be a volume receiver in the NFL, so Seattle will likely look to develop Henderson (4.44 40) as a field stretcher behind Rashid Shaheed and Tory Horton. One might even call Henderson a poor man's version of Horton, a 2025 fifth-round pick who played well before injuries wiped out the second half of his rookie campaign. Read Past Outlooks