Tight end is one of several positions that should be on the Seahawks’ to-do list going into the 2024 NFL draft. So far the team has re-signed Noah Fant and added Pharaoh Brown, but they have also lost Will Dissly and Colby Parkinson, making this a roster need, if not a major one.
One name to watch is Theo Johnson from Penn State, who has a top-30 visit with Seattle coming up.
🚨| Penn State tight end Theo Johnson has a TOP-30 visit with the Seattle #Seahawks.
It will happen on April 9th.
[first rep. @_MLFootball] pic.twitter.com/TWMwoeSiO0
— 12th Man (@12thMan_App) April 4, 2024
Johnson (6-foot-6, 259 pounds) fits what the Seahawks need at the position right now, which is another pass-catching option. Over the last two seasons he totaled 54 catches, 669 yards and 11 touchdowns. Here’s the highlight reel.
At the Scouting Combine, Johnson put together a very impressive athletic profile. He posted a 4.57 second 40-yard dash, a 39.5″ vertical, a 10’5″ broad jump and a 4.19 second 20-yard shuttle time.
Johnson is projected to come off the board in the fourth round.
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