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Unable to get stops on defense when they needed them, the Seahawks couldn't pull out a winnable home game against the previously winless Falcons. Reporter Corbin Smith dishes out his top five grades from the defeat and other notable performances in Week 3.
Failing to score a single point on offense and struggling with missed tackles and blown coverage assignments on defense, the Seahawks turned in an ugly all-around effort in Santa Clara. But a few standouts still emerged from a disappointing NFC West opener.
With Geno Smith and Uchenna Nwosu leading the charge, Seattle managed to fend off Denver for an exciting prime time victory to kick off the post-Russell Wilson era. After re-watching the game, reporter Corbin Smith hands out his top five grades from a thrilling opener at Lumen Field.
So this is a continuation of an article that was already posted a few days ago, "The Dalton Schultz Conundrum", if you haven’t read it or just need a refresher about what I already covered here is...
With OTAs well underway at the VMAC and training camp drawing closer, Seattle has an intriguing positional battle taking shape at the right tackle spot between Jake Curhan and rookie Abraham Lucas.