I don’t know if there’s any way to evaluate the Seahawks offense with even a soupcon of accuracy when Russell Wilson plays zero snaps, the starting offensive line looks like a Tom Cable blue-light special, and the biggest name playing is Freddie Swain. Yes, Freddie Swain.
So let’s try something a little different: parsing the cornerback stack.
It’s no secret the Seahawks are loaded on the defensive line, appear set at linebacker between Bobby Wagner and K.J. Jordyn Brooks, and pending the imminent(ish) signing of one Jamal Adams, have the safety net in place for another run at greatness.