George

Farmer

It’s the Seahawks’ practice squad. Farmer is a onetime receiver the Seahawks converted into a pass-catching back. Farmer fell behind Alex Collins late in the season and will enter 2017 behind Thomas Rawls and C.J. Prosise as well.

Farmer has great measurables and got an aggressive UDFA signing bonus after going undrafted out of USC. Although it was evident on Farmer’s college tape, the Cowboys needed to see he couldn’t catch in practice before cutting him.

The $55K is exorbitant for a UDFA and suggests a surprisingly hot market. Farmer (6'1/220) entered USC as a five-star recruit, but fell short of expectations and endured an injury-riddled redshirt junior campaign before surprisingly turning pro. He finished his college career with just 30 catches for 363 yards and four TDs. Farmer put himself on the NFL map by running 4.35 at the Trojans’ Pro Day, though he reportedly dropped a ton of passes in positional drills. Purely a H/W/S project, Farmer has Greg Little written all over him.