RENTON — On the first day of mandatory minicamp, the Seahawks got their best look yet at one of their prized rookies, receiver Gary Jennings, while also seeing one veteran get his most work of the offseason, defensive tackle Jarran Reed.
Here are impressions on those items and more from what was a hot day at the VMAC.
JENNINGS SHOWS HIS SPEED
Seattle had 18 players who were out or limited in some capacity on Tuesday.
But that list did not include Jennings, a fourth-round pick out of West Virginia who has been limited most of the offseason due to a lingering hamstring issue.