1) Seattle Seahawks
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Someone here may be asking why a resurgent team like the Seattle Seahawks will draft a quarterback, even though Geno Smith has been stellar.
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Two reasons.
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First, his primary backup Drew Lock is a free agent, and it is unsure whether he will stay with the team. Second, Smith himself is 33 years old; and while he is still a highly intelligent player, he does not have finite durability.
Enter Spencer Rattler. He is young enough to learn under the two-time Pro Bowler and potentially succeed him; plus he will get to work with the likes of Kenneth Walker III, DK Metcalf, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba.