Connor J. Benintendi· Sep 3, 2026
Benintendi predicts Montorie Foster Jr. will be a legitimate offensive weapon for Seattle in 2026, serving as the presumed WR4 if Tory Horton isn't healthy, and contributing on both offense and special teams.
“Foster will be legitimate offensive weapon in 2026”
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Montorie Foster Jr to be 4th on the depth chart
“If Horton isn't ready to go for the season opener or first few games, that makes Foster the Seahawks' presumed WR4.”
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