As Doug Baldwin has ascended toward the upper echelon of NFL wide receivers, the perception of the Seahawks' receiving corps has seen a shift.
Baldwin, a Pro Bowler in 2016, has established himself as a No. 1 receiver who demands the attention of the oppositions top cover corner.
Paul Richardson may have had the best catch of the 2016 season in the wild-card round of the playoffs against Detroit, and continued to be viable pass-catching option after Tyler Lockett suffered a season-ending leg injury.
Speaking of Lockett, the league has already taken notice of speed as a return specialist.