Seahawks offense one of the best in the NFL?

[HumanCockroach]

http://m.bleacherreport.com/articles/20 ... 014-season

Really well done article with video analysis... worth a look.

[PasadenaHawk]

I enjoyed it. There are a few statements in it that can raise eyebrows, like Luck clearly being the best rookie QB in 2012, but overall I think it was good.

[burrrton]

Fun read- thanks for the link.

They need to find someone else to do their animated GIFs, though. Almost unwatchable.

[NorthHawk]

The development of the OL is the key considering the toughest Defenses in the NFL are in our division.

This is an interesting comment:
"Michael has an abrasive running style that could really overwhelm defenses that are already trying to endure the pain Lynch creates."

It'll be interesting to see how much he has improved in his pass blocking this year so he can get on the field more.

[Zorn76]

I've been sayin' for a lil' while now, that if the Seahawks increase their ppg by just a point or two, we have an excellent shot at repeating. Every additional point our defense gets to protect is a near lethal dose for the opponent.

[RiverDog]

I'd bet that we lose less ground on defense than we gain on offense. The defense seems to be organic, and can heal thyself. Slipping on defense isn't what concerns me. I still have major concerns about our OL, whether or not Okung can stay healthy, if Carpenter has indeed, turned a new leaf, if Bowie and Bailey are ready for Prime Time, and that's before we get to the WR's, with Percy Harvin and our newbies. Sure, if all the stars line up and everyone stays healthy and plays up to their capabilities, the offense could take a huge step forward. But at this point, there's too many question marks for me to subscribe to the statements that article makes about the impending improvement of the offense.