RENTON, Wash. -- Injuries are starting to mount at Seattle Seahawks training camp, but Tory Horton's status has been a positive development on the health front.
The second-year wide receiver avoided the physically unable to perform list after not practicing during the spring following offseason leg surgery, and while it appears that his reps are still being managed, he has shown flashes of his rookie form.
"It's a blessing to be back on the field," Horton said Friday. "Just trying to take in every moment because just like last year, you never know when it could be cut short."
Horton looked like the steal of the 2025 NFL draft when he got off to a scorching start as a rookie. The fifth-round pick from Colorado State beat out free agent addition Marquez Valdes-Scantling for the WR3 job in training camp before catching five touchdown passes over the first eight games. He also scored on a 95-yard punt return, the longest in franchise history.