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DK Metcalf

DK Metcalf

#14, WR,
Seattle Seahawks
Yds
1114
Y/G
69.6
TD
8
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 4"/235 lbs
Born:
College: Ole Miss
Draft: 2019 2nd round (32nd pick) by the
Seattle Seahawks
  • Sports Illustrated Philadelphia Eagles News, Analysis and More

    Top Target Or Off The Board? The Importance Of The Eagles' Medical Staff

    © Trevor Ruszkowski-USA TODAY Sports Top Target Or Off The Board? The Importance Of The Eagles' Medical Staff Talk about extremes. UCLA's Laiatu Latu may be the Eagles' top target on Thursday night or he could be wiped from the organization's board. Author: John McMullen Apr 23, 2024 In this story: Philadelphia Eagles NFL News PHILADELPHIA - When predicting the NFL Draft, outsiders always work with incomplete information. And there is one aspect of the evaluation process that can upset the apple cart of any educated guess: the medical checks. The idea of red-flagging players for medical concerns is generally misunderstood in the NFL. Here in Philadelphia, the Eagles rarely completely remove a

  • The Seattle Times

    Seahawks pre-draft position overview: No need to add much to current WR group

    Few teams in the NFL appear as set at the receiver position as the Seahawks do entering the 2024 season. Seattle has one of the most proven vets in the league in Tyler Lockett, now entering his 10th season; one of the more dynamic receivers in the league and smack in his prime at age 26 in DK Metcalf; and a first-round pick from a year ago who showed a flair for the big play and the potential to eventually reach his lofty draft status in Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Well, as is often the case in the NFL, contractual matters could come into play.

  • Seahawks Wire

    Chiefs GM admits he regrets passing on Seahawks WR DK Metcalf

    The reigning two-time champions recently became the first team to repeat since the 2003-2004 New England Patriots after defeating the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 in Super Bowl LVIII this past February. Despite the Lombardi, it was not exactly a dominant season from the Chiefs. All year long, the Kansas City offense was inconsistent and even middling at times. This stemmed from a lack of legitimate wide receiver depth for quarterback Patrick Mahomes to work with.