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Brady HendersonESPN
DK Metcalf‘s best asset is his 4.33 speed. His biggest weakness — as he acknowledged when asked what he wanted to improve upon in Year 2 — is drops.
The Seattle Seahawks‘ opening drive of the second half Sunday showed both. A wide-open Metcalf dropped what would have been a first down. He redeemed himself later in the drive by reaching the ball forward for a first down while being tackled, showing good awareness of where he was on the field. He really redeemed himself when he capped the drive with a 38-yard touchdown on fourth-and-5, blowing by cornerback Isaiah Oliver for his first score of the season.
That gave the Seahawks a 21-12 lead. They extended their lead with Russell Wilson‘s fourth touchdown of the game on their next drive, that one to tight end Greg Olsen.
.@DangeRussWilson wanted it all 💥
A perfect throw to @dkm14 for the touchdown on fourth down!
Q3: SEA 21, ATL 12 pic.twitter.com/gK6r0Nzgqk
— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) September 13, 2020