The Seahawks had their worst defensive QBR since 2010 at 85.0. This rating went down significantly after Earl Thomas went down to injury. Still, the depth in Seattle in 2016 was not what 12s have come to expect. Needless to say, Pete Carroll and John Schneider have decided changes should be made. To be honest, all Seahawks fans know there should be as well. Here’s our (most probably wrong) prediction of who will be a defensive back in Seattle by the end of the 2017 season.
The Sure-Things
Richard Sherman, Cornerback
Sherman is a little-known cornerback.