Tory Horton brings NFL-ready speed, versatility and big-play upside
Tory Horton is a compelling fit for teams that want a receiver who can stretch the field, win in space, and contribute on special teams; he turned heads in Seattle with multiple preseason flashes, a 95-yard punt-return touchdown, and five receiving scores as a rookie before a shin injury landed him on injured reserve. He’s a 6-2, 196-pound former Colorado State standout with 4.41 speed, and the differentiator is his playmaking range: Horton can threaten defenses as a vertical target, after the catch weapon, and returner rather than being just a possession receiver.[1][2]
