It was fun while it lasted, but now it’s time for John Schneider and Co. to get to work.
The Seattle Seahawks finished another high-achieving season in 2019 and the early days of 2020, but the departure of the second– and third-to-last holdovers from the 2013 championship team firmly placed Seattle behind the eight-ball coming into the season. The retirements of Kam Chancellor and Doug Baldwin created unique roster challenges for Seattle, and an opportunity for general manager John Schneider to redirect the team’s identity.
The 2019 season taught Seahawks fans that Russell Wilson truly is a magician with a magical arm.