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The betting market has already issued its verdict on the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks: their season win total has dropped from 14 to 10.5, reflecting real roster change rather than assumption alone.
Sam Darnold and a talented receiver corps make the case that Seattle can stay competitive. What complicates it is that every team in the NFC West appears to have closed the gap.
What left Seattle this offseason The two departures that matter most are Kenneth Walker III and Klint Kubiak. Walker, the Super Bowl MVP, signed with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Kubiak, the offensive coordinator who helped architect Seattle's 14-3 season, left to become head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders. Losing a coordinator is different from losing a player.
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