Rush Attempts: 411 (17th) Unaccounted for Carries: 144 (13th) Coaching Staff Pete Carroll is entering his 12th season as Seattle's head coach. After a brief flirtation with #LetRussCook in 2020, Carroll appears intent on returning the Seahawks to his first and only love: establishing it. To that end, Brian Schottenheimer was fired after his third season as offensive coordinator and Shane Waldron was brought in from the Rams. Given the context, Waldron is a strong bet to shift the offense toward the run. But the fantasy community likely overreacted in its initial worries that Waldron's hiring signaled a return to an old school rushing offense. First of all, Brian Schottenheimer wasn’t exactly a passing guru. He has been an offensive coordinator for the Jets, Rams and Seahawks for a total of 12 seasons since 2006. His most productive passing game was the 2019 Seahawks, which finished 14th in passing. In six of his 12 seasons his teams have finished bottom 10 in passing yards. That includes the 2018 Seahawks, when Russell Wilson finished third in AY/A, seventh in ANY/A, and 11th in QBR; the Seahawks finished 27th in passing yards. Pardon me if I don’t pour one out for Brian Schottenheimer.