Once again addressing the misconception that the Seahawks couldn’t properly develop the offensive linemen they drafted

Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports The following is a copy-paste from my Seaside Joe daily Seahawks newsletter. It’s the longest Seaside Joe I’ve ever written because I feel like it’s pretty easy to wax on about how the Tom Cable years were misunderstood and misrepresented by many fans. Not because the offensive line or Cable were great in their own right, but that any issues with the line stem not just from development or being draft ‘busts’ — the issues started and ended with how much the team decided to invest in the line while bulking up other positions to wind up in back-to-back Super Bowls.

I am re-printing here because this concept simply won’t go away and definitely won’t after this post…