RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Amid an avalanche of attention following the best game of his career to date, DK Metcalf allowed himself a little bit of reflection.
What would have happened if he hadn’t unexpected slid out of the first round of the NFL draft last April? What if all the hype that surrounded his performance at the NFL combine had led to hearing his name called on the first night of the draft and not a day later when the Seattle Seahawks swooped into grab the wide receiver with the 64th overall pick.
“It was a perfect situation for me,” Metcalf said on Wednesday.