It was just hours ago that Field Gulls published its most recent 53 man roster projections for both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball for the Seattle Seahawks, and now general manager John Schneider has gone and made a mockery of both projections. First reports emerged that the Seahawks were expected to add tight end Luke Willson, with whom the team has a long history of an on again, off again relationship.
Then, later Tuesday NFL Insider Tom Pelissero broke the news that the Seahawks have acquired a cornerback, though it’s likely not the name most Seattle fans wanted to hear, since it may be a name that is unfamiliar to many fans.
The #Texans are trading CB John Reid to the #Seahawks for a conditional seventh-round pick in 2023, per source.
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) August 24, 2021
John Reid was a 2020 fourth round pick of the Houston Texans out of Penn State University who recorded 13 tackles for the Texans while logging 145 defensive and 96 special teams snaps during his rookie season. In addition, he represents a continued departure from the 32” arm requirement for the Hawks, having measured in with 30-1/8” arms at the combine last year.
The compensation is a conditional 2023 seventh-round pick, though what exactly the conditions attached to the trade are remain unknown at this point.
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