Elijah Arroyo

Redraft

Projections: Offense

Expert	Total Pts	Receiving						Rushing					Passing								Fumbles
Expert	Total Pts	1D	REC	TGT	TD	YDS	2PT	CAR	1D	TD	YDS	2PT	ATT	CMP	1D	INT	SCK	TD	YDS	2PT	LOST
Footballguys Consensus	119.94	26.51	44.1	69.92	3.79	531.67	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.07
Jason Wood	118.3	27.11	46	69	3	543	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Bob Henry	122.5	26.22	42	70	4.5	535	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Maurile Tremblay	117.7	25.71	44.6	72	4	495	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	0.4

Rankings

Footballguys Consensus

TE26

Jason Wood

TE26

Noah Fant's release opens the door for a summer competition between Barner and rookie Arroyo, but temper expectations for both.

Phil Alexander

TE22

Klint Kubiak prioritized Cam Ward’s favorite seam-ripping tight end in Round 2. Noah Fant no longer blocks the way to reps as a big wide receiver.

Matt Waldman

TE19

At this point, you're looking at TEs who should be considered based only on their ceiling of potential.

Arroyo arrives in SPARQTown (the Seahawks love those SPARQ performers) as the heir apparent to recently released SPARQster, Noah Fant.

At this stage of their games, both tight ends need coaches to create plays to get them the ball if the coaches want moderate to strong production from them. Neither player is a great man-to-man route-winner at this point.

Arroyo offers more hope in that department, but bet on A.J. Barner earning more short-yardage and red-zone targets because he's the superior in-line blocker.

Ben Cummins

TE29

A dynamic and exciting prospect with high upside. Projects to be utilized at tight end and receiver due to a thin receiver room in Seattle and the release of Noah Fant.

Bob Henry

TE25

Andy Hicks

TE36

Maurile Tremblay

TE23

Sigmund Bloom

TE18

Jeff Haseley

TE28

Bob Harris

TE24

Dan Hindery

TE34

Jeff Bell

TE25

Alfredo Brown

TE26

Dave Kluge

TE32

Ryan Weisse

TE18

Colton Dodgson

TE31

Hutchinson Brown

TE25

Joey Wright

TE29

Matt Montgomery

TE52

Julia Papworth

TE28