The Seattle Seahawks are a team that is built to win with elite defense. In Week 1, the group wasn't elite, though it was good. The problem is that some of the parts hurt the whole. Cornerback Riq Woolen single-handedly ruined Seattle's attempt to stop the San Francisco 49ers late in the game.
But one player, even in limited reps, was worse than Woolen. Safety Ty Okada, who somehow plays well in training camp and the preseason before being, at best, iffy in real games, only got in on six snaps and made the worst of them.
In five coverage snaps, he was targeted twice, both were completed, and one was a touchdown.