Report: Seahawks waive WR Easop Winston ahead of the start of the offseason program Monday.
are significantly lighter at the receiver position than they have been in seasons past. As noted on Saturday, the Hawks had just eight wide receivers on the roster, which is significantly lower than the average of more than a dozen with which they traditionally open training camp.
That number is, of course, all but guaranteed to increase in the coming weeks with the draft and the undrafted free agent frenzy that follows. However, according to a report from Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network Saturday, Seattle is set to be even lighter at the position as the offseason program begins.As for why the Seahawks would make such a move just as the offseason program is set to begin, it could be a sign that they are looking to make a move at returner in the coming days or weeks.
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