2025 · WEEK 17 CLOSE
$0–1W−100%SINCE '25 DRAFTHIGH $60
AGE22Apr 5, 2003
EXPRookiesince 2025
HEIGHT6'5"
Arroyo (shoulder) is doubtful to return to Thursday's game against Denver.
Arroyo suffered a shoulder injury in the second quarter while attempting to recover a fumble. He was escorted to the locker room, and it appears he won't be back on the field again in Week 6.
Arroyo didn't record any catches during Seattle's win over the Chargers on Sunday.
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Arroyo caught his only target for 17 yards during Sunday's 31-7 win over Arizona.
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Arroyo wasn't targeted in Wednesday's 13-10 win over the Patriots.
Everyone sharing the ball with Elijah, most valuable first.
Above the line the plan was to throw; below it, to run.
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Arroyo secured his only target for a 24-yard reception in the Seahawks' 9-9 preseason tie with the Chiefs on Friday.
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Arroyo caught two of four targets for 50 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 19-16 preseason loss to the Titans.
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Arroyo and AJ Barner could be the biggest winners in new offensive coordinator Brian Fleury's scheme, which figures to lean heavily on two-tight end sets, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com reports.
The defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks have a wealth of receiving options for quarterback Sam Darnold, but Fleury is bringing an offense with him from San Francisco that likes to deploy multiple TEs in order to facilitate the kinds of shifts and motion routes that leave defenses guessing. Barner still sits at the top of the depth chart after a strong 2025, but as a rookie last year Arroyo showed flashes of the field-stretching ability that made him a second-round pick, and his 11.9 yards per reception handily surpassed Barner's 10.0 mark. A breakout for Arroyo will require him to stay healthy, however, after knee issues cost him four regular-season contests and two playoff games last season.
Arroyo will enter training camp as a candidate to secure an expanded role on offense with the Seahawks, Justin Melo of USA Today reports.
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