Bob Stelton: No, the Seahawks aren’t a bad team now
Even with the Seahawks' losses this offseason, 710 ESPN Seattle's Bob Stelton finds talk of Seattle struggling during the 2018 NFL season to be nonsense.
The headlines from this Seahawks’ offseason have been more about the departures – or potential ones – than the additions.
Richard Sherman? Released. Michael Bennett? Traded. Earl Thomas? On the trading block. Kam Chancellor and Cliff Avril? They may never play again.
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But that’s not enough to assume the Seahawks are about to be out of the playoff race in 2018.
In the video above, Bob Stelton explains why there’s too much talent on Pete Carroll’s team for him to think the Seahawks will struggle next season.
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