To say the Seattle Seahawks struggled at stopping the run last season is a gross understatement. Seattle was an abysmal 30th in the league in this category. You know, 30th out of 32 available spots.
Yeesh.
Seattle’s primary focus this offseason was to fix this glaring issue. They made notable moves, such as signing Dre’Mont Jones and bringing back Jarran Reed. But now the question becomes “did they do enough?”
Former linebacker K.J. Wright certainly seems to think they will be improved, and improved enough to contend with the starting unit. However, there is still some concern from him when it comes to depth.
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