In the middle of the NFL combine last week, a lunch conversation with a Seattle Seahawks executive turned to the topic du jour that had repeatedly dogged the franchise’s outlook over the last season. Centering on a familiar name with an ambiguous problem, with few definitive answers crossing the table.
“Russell Wilson,” a visitor broached. “What’s going on there?”
“I don’t know what he wants,” the executive said. “We’re in a great city, great fan base, great organization that knows how to win. I get [that] the defense hasn’t been great the last few years, but neither has the offense.