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Brock Huard observed a condensed, motion-heavy installation from Seahawks offensive coordinator Brian Fleury, with cross-zone and split-zone looks that echo Kyle Shanahan’s West Coast system; Huard highlighted a successful play-action connection to Cooper Kupp but noted it’s early and one practice isn’t a definitive blueprint.
Two longtime Seahawks front-office executives, Nolan Teasley and Trent Kirchner, left for the Minnesota Vikings, marking the second such loss to Minnesota in this offseason. Brock Huard said the exits “sting” and warned of a brain drain, though Seattle is likely to promote from within to fill the roles.
Former Seahawks quarterbacks Matt Hasselbeck and Brock Huard express support for new UW Huskies head football coach Jedd Fisch, citing his intelligence and coaching experience with various NFL and college teams. The quick hire was seen as necessary following the departure of previous coach Kalen DeBoer and amid concerns about the team's roster.
The Seattle Seahawks have selected UCLA's Zach Charbonnet as their second-round pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, making it two years in a row that they have chosen a running back with their second second-round pick. Charbonnet, who was a first-team All-Pac 12 and second-team All-America pick as a senior, is known for his explosive running style and has been compared to Seahawks legend Marshawn Lynch and former 49ers standout Roger Craig. He joins Kenneth Walker Jr. in the Seahawks' backfield tandem.
Brock Huard suggests that the Seattle Seahawks should trade their fifth and twentieth overall picks to secure Alabama edge rusher Will Anderson in the upcoming NFL Draft. Meanwhile, the Eagles' Jalen Hurts' megadeal highlights the Seahawks' bargain contract with QB Geno Smith. Michael Bumpus believes that outside linebacker Uchenna Nwosu could transform the Seahawks' defense in 2023. Stacy Rost reflects on the Seahawks' best picks since 2010, while draft analyst Rob Rang presents a defense-only seven-round Seahawks mock draft.