An overview of Seattle’s first sixth-round pick along with my predictions for his rookie season.
The Seattle Seahawks were back on the clock at No. 179 in the sixth round – a selection they acquired from the Washington Commanders in the Sam Howell trade – and they decided to bolster their offensive line depth with Sataoa Laumea from the University of Utah. Laumea played both guard and tackle in college and will likely fit best inside as he transitions to the NFL game. Laumea doesn’t have enough testing to get a value for RAS.
Again, we’re projecting a bit with the rest of the testing, yet the Odhiambo RAS of 5.05 and Anchrum RAS of 5.44 could give us a decent approximation of the type of athlete that Laumea is coming out of Utah. Seattle investing in the trenches is always a good thing in my book. Laumea is another player that was rated higher than the sixth round in multiple outlets, so the pick is good value.
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