If you thought 2019 was an odd season for your Seattle Seahawks, get ready to be thrown in a blender for 2020.
As if this year couldn’t get stranger, we present to you NFL football in the middle of a global pandemic. There will be limited or no fans in the stands, reduced rosters all around the league, and new faces in new places. And without a normal training camp and preseason, new players and rookies are in for a rude awakening when the season kicks off this Sunday.
It’s not all doom and gloom, though. Seattle is embarking on their 2020 campaign coming off an admirable 2019 season, where they went 11-5 and were one very strange series to end the 4th quarter in their regular season finale away from winning the NFC West and earning a first-round bye with the chance to host a playoff game.