A look at how some QB prospects make use of the field

The 2023 NFL offseason is underway, with several members of the Seattle Seahawks enjoying Friday due to the fact that guarantees within their contracts vested by being on the roster on the fifth day of the league waiver period. With that deadline now passed, the next big item on the agenda is the NFL Combine, which is right around the corner, with free agency and the draft set to follow in the weeks after.

One of the hot topics of debate for the Seahawks so far this offseason has been how the team would approach the quarterback position. Geno Smith and Drew Lock are both set to be unrestricted free agents, and following a breakout performance in 2022, Smith could command a bigger salary than many fans would want the team to spend. Thus, as talk of how Seattle will address the quarterback position, there has been significant debate about the merits of any of a number of college quarterbacks who could be available to the team at various points in the draft.

So, while on the subject of college quarterbacks, here are the passing charts of several of the prospects that have been linked to the Seattle, and which show how each of them makes use of the field and where they find success.

Bryce Young, Alabama

Anthony Richardson, Florida

Hendon Hooker, Tennessee

Will Levis, Kentucky

And now it’s on to the comments to debate, defame and defend.