At the conclusion of the 2019 season, observers of the Seahawks were largely unanimous: Seattle had to add a cornerback to the group for the 2020 season. Interestingly, however, was the split on where that addition needed to come. For some, it was clear the sophomore Tre Flowers was not the answer and a new partner for Shaquill Griffin was needed; for others, a seemingly archaic return to base defense proved the Seahawks had to right the wrong of not adequately replacing Justin Coleman by bringing in a nickelback.
Quinton Dunbar will give the Seahawks a needed boost and flexibility in the secondary
