Bobby Wagner and Julian Love share a PBU at Seahawks OTAs

The Seattle Seahawks held another OTAs practice yesterday, one that was closed to the media.

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The Seattle Seahawks held another OTAs practice yesterday, one that was closed to the media. While we haven’t heard from head coach Pete Carroll in a while, the team has been kind enough to share some content from those closed practices. Yesterday, a few more dropped.

In this clip, returning linebacker Bobby Wagner and incoming defensive back Julian Love make the same play on the ball, both breaking up an ill-advised throw from backup quarterback Drew Lock during red zone drills.

Bobby later tweeted that he didn’t see Love on the play.

For what it’s worth we are projecting Love to take over for second-year cornerback Coby Bryant in the slot, but he will likely line up at multiple spots.

The Seahawks also shared a couple clips of QB1 Geno Smith throwing, including this picture-perfect spiral to wide receiver Tyler Lockett.

They also shared this scramble and toss to running back Ken Walker.

And finally, this clip of rookie wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba scoring a pair of touchdowns.

The team will practice again on Thursday and Friday. Next week (June 6-8) there’s mandatory minicamp, then three more OTAs the following week (June 12-14).

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