The Seattle Seahawks need a quarterback. No offense to Drew Lock, but nobody (not even Lock) could think that this team would be wise to head into the season without adding some competition at the most important position on the field. And a common assumption is that Seattle will do this with the ninth pick in the draft. But what if the QB they fancy isn’t around by the penultimate pick of the top 10? In fact, I would venture to guess that this is essentially a certainty, assuming that the team has a mild infatuation with Malik Willis — and which quarterback-needy team isn’t a little bit obsessed with the playmaker from Liberty right now?
Malik Willis won’t be around by the ninth pick... so what should the Seahawks do?
