The Seattle Seahawks' offense is going to look very different this year. As all good 12s know, that's a very good thing, as Seattle's offense ranked 18th last year. One player in particular could unlock the full potential of this team.
Since the day he was hired, new Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak has repeatedly said that his offense will represent a sea change from what Ryan Grubb or Shane Waldron ran before him. Considering that Seattle only cracked the top 10 in points scored once in the past four years, it's time to sing the Hallelujah chorus.