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Pigskin Heaven's Sascha Bartels is breaking down every single team in the NFL prior to the season. Here is his analysis and forecast for the Seattle Seahawks. Click on a team to read its preview.
AFC East: BUF | MIA | NE | NYJ
AFC North: BAL | CIN | CLE | PIT
AFC South: IND | HOU | JAX | TEN
AFC West: DEN | KAN | OAK | SDG
NFC East: DAL | NYG | PHI | WAS
NFC North: CHI | DET | GBA | MIN
NFC South: ATL | CAR | NOL | TBA
NFC West: ARI | STL | SFO | SEA
What’s New?
Did the Seahawks of 2008 simply run into a string of bad luck and injuries, or was the season a sign of things to come? Well, we’ll see. Meanwhile, Mike Holmgren retires and Jim Mora takes over the squad.
Early in the offseason, the only news the ‘Hawks made was with the signing of T.J. Houshmanzadeh, and then the trading away of Julian Peterson for former Lions defensive tackle Cory Redding.
With a top five draft pick, the Seahawks helped themselves by taking the top rated linebacker in the draft, Aaron Curry. Later in the draft the team also added help for the offensive line in Max Unger, as well as another receiver, Deon Butler and a quarterback, Mike Teel.
Later into the offseason, the Seahawks let go of back T.J. Duckett in favor of Edgerrin James. The biggest problem in Seattle is Marcus Trufant, and his failure to report to camp. For whatever reason, the team recently decided that Lawyer Milloy was a needed addition to the roster.
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