3 burning questions for the Seahawks during training camp
By Geoff Shull
The Seattle Seahawks have a lot of potential in 2020 but also have several questions that need be answered in training camp.
The Seahawks training camp is officially underway. There are many new faces and a lot of excitement built up around the organization. However, there are also some questions that have been left unanswered.
The Seahawks have had their prototypical off-season. They spent a lot of cap space on low to mid-grade players. They do this hoping they can bring more out of these players than they paid. Meanwhile, they missed on a lot of more established players who carried a lot higher guarantee of instant impact.
Next came the draft. Yet again, a typical Seahawks draft. They selected players no one expected, at least not in the spots they selected them. Don’t get me wrong, this draft class has me more excited than any in recent seasons. I see a lot of potential here. I just don’t see a lot of instant impact players (outside perhaps guard Damien Lewis).
Finally, the highlight that keeps everyone engaged. The splash move. Something to keep their star QB and fans engaged alike. The trade for Jamal Adams. Sure, Seattle had a solid amount of depth at the safety position before. However, Adams is just a different breed. There isn’t a better schematic fit for Seattle’s system than he.
Following any prototypical Seahawks off-season, there are a lot of questions. In this article, I have outlined my 3 burning questions entering training camp.