If you’re an NFL wide receiver without a distinguished pedigree, there is one destination that is eager to see what you can do. High draft pick? Pro Bowls? The Seattle Seahawks don’t really require it from their wide receivers and tight ends. Will that change this offseason?
It’s a question worth asking as NFL general managers and their scouting staffs go about restocking their cupboards for the 2015 campaign. The Seahawks have a few roster holes to fill. It’s shopping season — But here’s good news for the 12s: the Seahawks got a jump start on 2015 before the 2014 season came to its gut-wrenching conclusion.
See what Chris Matthews means to the next iteration of the Seattle Seahawks in my latest article, published in the Seattle PI and Oregon Sports News.
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They’re calling it the “hater bowl.” Maybe not in Washington and Massachusetts, but in the other 48 states, there’s a lot of hatin’ goin’ on. See how the NFL’s two most hateful franchises squaring off in the final game of the NFL’s season of discontent will help to unite a nation.
What’s a dynasty these days? Have the Seahawks turned the 2015 Packers into the 2014 49ers?
Sometimes, things go according to the script. Back in late August / early September, the NFL’s opening weekend matchup that featured the Green Bay Packers at the Seattle Seahawks was billed as a potential preview of the NFC Championship game. Turns out the hypesters were right.
