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Sports >  Seattle Seahawks

Analysis: Here is how Seahawks rookie class is faring heading into season

By just about any objective measure, the Seahawks had two of the most productive rookie classes in the NFL each of the last two seasons. The 2022 class played 4,868 snaps, the second-most in the NFL, and produced an unexpected Pro Bowler in fifth-round cornerback Riq Woolen. Last year's class didn't play quite as much, though still a lot, at 3,719 snaps. 
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Commentary: How Seahawks can add to Broncos’ pain after winning Russell Wilson trade

Hours after the trade of their franchise quarterback had become official, Pete Carroll and John Schneider sat inside the Virginia Mason Athletic Center, facing an uncertain future. Russell Wilson — the Seattle Seahawks’ starting quarterback for the past decade — had just completed his first news conference in Denver, parting for a package that included three players and five draft picks.
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Analysis: Game-by-game breakdown of the Seahawks’ 2024 season

By the most basic measure — the cumulative win-loss record in 2023 of their opponents — the Seahawks have one of the easier schedules in the NFL this season. The Seahawks' 17 opponents this year combined for just a 141-148 record last season, a 48.8% winning percentage. Only six teams this year face a schedule of opponents who won fewer games in 2023. 
Sports >  NFL

Commentary: Geno Smith and Russell Wilson are NFL starters with differing points to prove

On Sept. 12, 2022, quarterback trajectories crisscrossed at Lumen Field. After sharing a position room for the previous two seasons, Geno Smith and Russell Wilson stood on opposite sidelines; the story wrote itself. Though Wilson was widely considered the superior signal caller, it was a smiling Smith who earned a postgame interview — after throwing for 195 yards and two touchdowns in the Seahawks' season-opening 17-16 win over the Denver Broncos.