Horton has length and speed to burn, and that's exactly what he did in three seasons (the final of which was cut short) at Colorado State. In limited 2024 action, Horton looked uncoverable -- drawing a target on an absurd 41% of his routes while averaging 3.84 yards per route run. Across three seasons as a Ram, Horton averaged an elite 3.09 yards per route. Presumably, medical concerns dropped Horton to Round 5 of the NFL Draft. The Seahawks desperately needed perimeter speed, and a healthy Horton could make noise in Year 1 after seemingly winning the No. 3 job with Marquez Valdes-Scantling not surviving final cuts. Sam Darnold's deep ball was surprisingly top-notch in 2024. Keep an eye on Horton early into his rookie regular season campaign as a potential waiver add, and he makes for an interesting sleeper at the end of drafts.