The good, the bad, and the ugly in Seahawks season ending win against Cardinals
- Bobby Wagner is good
- The putrid run defense
- Inconsistent rush offense
By Almar Reyes
The good: Big game from the legendary Bobby Wagner
The Seattle Seahawks made waves in the offseason with one of their most significant acquisitions – the return of the legendary linebacker, Bobby Wagner. His reunion with the team marked a pivotal moment for the Seahawks, injecting experience, leadership, and a formidable defensive presence both on and off the field.
As the season unfolded, it became increasingly apparent that if this is indeed Bobby Wagner's last hurrah in the NFL and with the Seahawks, he is determined to leave an indelible mark. Nowhere was this more evident than in his standout performance in a crucial game that underscored his enduring impact on the team.
The announcement of Bobby Wagner's return to the Seahawks was met with jubilation among fans. Having spent the entirety of his illustrious career in Seattle, Wagner's familiarity with the team's culture and his proven track record as a defensive stalwart made his reacquisition a strategic move. The anticipation of witnessing his contributions to the team once again created a buzz around the Emerald City.
Bobby Wagner's impact was felt across the field as he racked up an impressive stat line in the game. With a remarkable 15 total tackles, including 4 solos and 11 assists, Wagner's defensive prowess was on full display. His ability to read plays, disrupt offenses, and rally his teammates was reminiscent of the peak performances that have defined his career. The Seahawks' defensive unit, buoyed by Wagner's leadership, stood tall when it mattered most.
As the game concluded, and the echoes of cheers faded away, the realization set in that this might be the final chapter for Bobby Wagner in a Seahawks uniform. If he decides to hang up his cleats after this season, his absence will undoubtedly create a void both on and off the field. The Seahawks and their fans may have witnessed the end of an era, marked by Wagner's relentless pursuit of excellence and his undeniable impact on the franchise.