With Doug Baldwin gone, Tyler Lockett and Jaron Brown are the Seahawks' only receivers with more than three seasons of NFL experience. Pete Carroll has given the impression that Brown could have a larger role this season after finishing fourth among their receivers last year in playing time and receptions (14 for 166 yards and five touchdowns). Offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer said Brown has had an "unbelievable" offseason and reiterated Carroll's point that the Seahawks underutilized him in 2018, saying Brown "did so much of the dirty work for us last year that ... we kind of forgot that he’s a really established receiver and he’s looked dynamic out here." Schottenheimer said Keenan Reynolds, a slot candidate, has had a strong offseason (Reynolds made a tough one-handed catch on a pass thrown behind him Tuesday). Schottenheimer noted rookie DK Metcalf's work ethic and said David Moore is now able to play both receiver spots.
