Field Gulls on Tory Horton
From the article
Saturday was the fourth consecutive practice and sixth of the camp's seven practices Horton's participated in, in his return from the injury...Horton scored two touchdowns on consecutive drives in 11 on 11. For his first score the 6-foot-2 Horton leaped over 5-10 cornerback Shemar Jean-Charles to rip Drew Lock's pass out of the air in the end zone. The second score was out of the left slot, a seam route.
STACKED’s take
Horton's two TD catches in 11-on-11 drills show strong recovery trajectory from tibia injury.
The wide receiver scored two touchdowns on consecutive drives during 11-on-11 drills on Saturday, his fourth consecutive practice and sixth of camp's seven practices in his return from a tibia injury that ended his 2025 season after Week 9. On his first score, the 6-foot-2 Horton leaped over 5-foot-10 cornerback Shemar Jean-Charles to rip Drew Lock's pass out of the air in the end zone; his second score came out of the left slot on a seam route, with Darnold's bullet pass hitting Horton's hands in stride on his sprint through the starting secondary. The source notes Horton had more productivity than Arroyo last season despite both being injury-riddled, and his performance suggests he is progressing well in his recovery.
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