I thought undrafted Mike Novitsky, center out of Kansas might stick with the team. Olu is probably ahead of him and with Harris signed, 4 centers are a bit too much. Harris and Williams both are versatile on the line but I think Olu Olu has been strictly a center.Donn Beach wrote: ↑Wed Aug 07, 2024 6:07 amSeems there was a worse worst case for him
Worst Case Scenario
Far from the most athletic center, Oluwatimi struggles early in the season facing off against several quality defensive lines after winning the starting job, leading to new line coach Scott Huff plugging Harris into the lineup midway through the year. With Harris starting the remainder of the season, the second-year center's future with the Seahawks becomes more clouded.
Olu had great draft profile reviews in IQ, leadership, nose tackle mauling so perhaps he just needs another year of seasoning to be the future. Of course, if Williams mans a guard spot or reinjures himself, Olu could be thrust into the starting center spot.