The Seattle Seahawks got a productive wide receiver who has a highlight reel full of big plays with the 60th pick in the 2010 NFL draft, selecting Golden Tate of Notre Dame.
Tate had a huge junior season in 2009, catching 93 passes for 1,496 yards and 15 touchdowns. He decided to turn pro shortly after coach Charlie Weis was fired.
The winner of the Biletnikoff Award as the best receiver in college football, Tate has experience in an NFL-style offense playing for Weis, and he’s great at running with the ball after the catch.
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll saw Tate in person three times when Carroll was the coach at USC, and he obviously liked what he saw.
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Love the pic!!! Please play him to his strengths-slot receiver ala Wes Welker! Branch is looking good so far this year, and with Housh and more time for Hass to pass, we will light up the scoreboard!!! GO HAWKS!!!
The winner of the Biletnikoff Award as the best receiver in college football, Tate has experience in an NFL-style offense playing for Weis, and he’s great at running with the ball after the catch.
The Seahawks receiving group will really improve this year.
This guy can get it done!
Bid numbers for a team with no Running game, no other receivers and a QB that was running for his life most of the time. Like this pick
Seattle FO looking good so far in this draft. I give them an “A”.
Awesome pick
Sweet!
Good pick
He’ll be just as good as Charles Rogers! Maybe 10 career tds!
This was a great pick. I am really impressed so far, and I think that Carroll’s intimate knowledge of a lot of these guys will really pay off in these last couple rounds.