Tory Horton's NFL career got off to a quiet start, with the rookie receiver having to miss most of the on-field work during the offseason workout program, the result of the knee injury that cut short his final season at Colorado State.

The fifth-round pick has been making up for lost time since training camp began, however, turning in strong performance after strong performance in nearly every practice, looking not like a player just hoping to make the 53-man roster, but rather like someone who will make big contributions to the Seahawks offense.

Last week, rookie safety Nick Emmanwori said his fellow 2025 draft classmate is "going to be the steal of the draft," and coaches and players can't stop raving about Horton's play, especially over the past week of camp.

And if the hype train di

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