The Seahawks claimed Jacob Eason.

This is an interesting fit, as Eason played college football at Washington (after he transferred from Georgia). The former fourth-round pick of the Colts has a big arm and is in just his second NFL season. Eason will look to develop in Seattle.

10/20/21 - 04:34 PM ET

The Colts have waived Jacob Eason.

A fourth-round pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, Eason being released already is a surprise, but Indianapolis feels better about Sam Ehlinger as a developmental prospect, and Brett Hundley also remains on the roster behind Carson Wentz. Eason will undoubtedly get another shot elsewhere, but it's not a great sign that he couldn't stick around for what was thought to be a perfect landing spot.

10/19/21 - 03:56 PM ET

The Colts have selected Washington quarterback Jacob Eason with the No. 122 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.

Eason is a rocket-armed pocket passer that stands at six-foot-six, and he has a quality chance to become a franchise quarterback under the right tutelage in Indianapolis. The biggest concerns for Eason are ability to make plays when pressured and overall decision-making, but he has flashed enough touch to feel good about developing into a solid starter—especially behind a strong offensive line for the Colts. Dynasty owners are probably better off spending a lottery ticket on a running back or receiver in a deep rookie class, but Eason isn’t a bad investment for those with patience. Our full scouting report on the former Washington quarterback can be viewed in the link below.

Via: Jacob Eason Scouting Report 4/25/20 - 12:53 PM ET