Embattled Seahawks WR Dee Eskridge trains hard ahead of make-or-break 2024 seaso

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After an inexplicable 10-year lapse, the Seattle Seahawks suddenly remembered how to draft in 2022, and appear to be headed in the right direction again as a franchise. However, there are still a few lingering pieces of dead weight that will likely be out of the  C.J. Elleby Jersey picture in 2025, which is when fans should expect Mike Macdonald's influence to really take over.Perhaps the strangest holdover from the Pete Carroll era is wide receiver/kick returner Dee Eskridge, who was a second-round pick by Seattle in the 2021 NFL draft. Eskridge showed potential but as of yet it has not translated to the  Amine Jersey next level. From the very beginning injuries have slowed his development and the rare times he's been on the field he has seemingly been out of sync with his teammates.All together, Eskridge has mi sed 27 games due to injury and only appeared in 24. He's totaled 17 receptions at a 50% catch rate, 122 receiving yards and one touchdown. His succe s rate is just 29.4%. So, Macdonald did Eskridge a real solid by giving  Derrick Jones Jr. Jersey him another chance on his 2024 squad, (paycut) rather than cutting him. Now Eskridge is going into make-or-break season for his career, and it might be his last chance to secure himself Enes Kanter Jersey  a future in this league.As you might expect, Eskridge is working hard ahead of training camp. Here's a short clip of his routine.Here we go! It is a DWayne Eskridge training short video: : DWayne Eskridge / IG story  HawkMania (@hawkmania4) Given how is, Eskridge is probably not going to see significant playing time on offese this year. Instead, he will have to make an impact on special teams. Eskridge was a strong kickoff returner his last year in college. If he can do that again under the NFL's new kickoff rules, he  Zach Collins Jersey may yet have a place at the table.