The Facts: Metcalf's first NFL season was a breakout one for him, but the Seahawks think he's only scratched the surface of his potential. "The No. 1 thing that we know is that we can move him around and do different things with him," offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer said. "He kind of got stuck at the 'X' receiver last year. This year we know we can move him around quite a bit more. There are so many more routes he can run. He's proven he can get behind people."

Diehards Line:Metcalf's big-play ability was on full display in Seattle's wild-card win over Philadelphia, but as NFL.com notes, it doesn't take all that much combing through other games from 2019 to see how much Metcalf could help in other areas. His blend of size and speed has the potential to be molded into a multi-talented weapon, especially one that complements the ability of Tyler Lockett, if Metcalf can better his hands. Just imagine the potential mismatches created by moving Metcalf to face an undersized defensive back. With Russell Wilson throwing him the ball, it seems likely Metcalf will only improve. Add in increased opportunities from a boost in the number of roles he might be able to play at any given time, and we might end up watching him blossom into the next great big-bodied wideout in the NFL.