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Seahawks 2023 Season Recap

If there was one word to describe the Seahawks 2023 season it would be disappointing. When a team like Seattle has a 5-2 start, people start to do the math and map out a final season record that puts them in the playoffs. Sadly, the team ended the year with a third-place finish in the NFC West and no playoff berth. In the 2023 season, there was a three-game stretch where the Seahawks faced (and lost to) the 49ers, Cowboys, and then the 49ers once again. They could not find their footing against the Ravens in their November matchup. They struggled against the Bengals in October. Despite this unfortunate outcome, the team was also plagued with injuries and would have likely made the playoffs if key players did not miss games. Players like Devon Witherspoon, Kenneth Walker III, Geno Smith, and DK Metcalf all dealt with injuries throughout the season.

The team still had its strong points with many returning for the 2024 season as it featured six pro bowlers (Geno Smith, Dk Metcalf, Julian Love, Devon Witherspoon, Nick Bellore, Bobby Wagner)  and All Pro (Bobby Wagner). Despite talent being present on both sides of the ball, the Seahawks had a 17th-ranked offense (21.4 points/game) and 25th-ranked defense (23.6 points/game). Their top contributors on offense were quarterback Geno Smith, who won Comeback Player of the Year and threw for over 3500 yards and 20 Touchdowns, running back Kenneth Walker III who totaled 1164 yards and 9 total touchdowns, and receiver DK Metcalf who totaled 1114 yards on 66 receptions and 8 touchdowns. On defense the team was led by all-pro linebacker Bobby Wager, who even at the age of 33 led the team in tackles with 183 and 11 tackles for loss, and the young star defensive back duo of 23-year-old Devon Witherspoon and 24-year-old Riq Wollen, the duo combined for a total of 27 passed defended. 

The team had a successful offseason as they drafted multiple players who made an impact and made acquisitions in the offseason that will solidify the team moving forward. The Seahawks drafted 10 players in the 2023 draft and 7 of them played in 16 or more games. Key players were defensive back Devon Witherspoon, picked fifth overall, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba, the 20th pick, from Ohio State. The team also resigned quarterback Geno Smith to a 3-year $75 million contract and added Pro Bowl safety Julian Love. 

2022 Seahawks Year in Review

The 2022 Seahawks were without quarterback Russell Wilson for the first time in ten seasons. Geno Smith took over as Quarterback, scoring 30 touchdowns with eleven interceptions. He finished the year with a 100.9 quarterback rating. The team's 9-8 record was good enough to earn them a Wild Card playoff spot, and they went up against the San Francisco 49ers on January 14. Sadly, the Seahawks were no match for the 49ers, and their season came to a close with a road game loss. They opened the season with a win against the Broncos, before losing the next two games. The team bounced back from those two losses and went on a 5-1 run before losing to the Buccaneers and Raiders, back-to-back. Seattle would defeat the Super Bowl Champion Los Angeles Rams before losing a pair of games to the Panthers and 49ers. The team's three-game win streak, with a little help from Detroit, meant that the Seahawks would play in the 2022 NFL Playoffs.  D.K. Metcalf had another strong season, with 1048 yards receiving and six touchdowns. Kenneth Walker III ran for over 1000 yards in 2022. Tyler Lockett had nine touchdowns in 2022 and 1033 receiving yards.       

Seahawks 2021 Season Recap

It's the end of the Russell Wilson era in Seattle. The Seahawks will have over 50 million dollars in salary cap room, and a top-ten draft pick to possibly use for a young quarterback. The 2022 draft class may not be the best when it comes to quarterback talent, but the Seahawks could use that extra cash to bring in a veteran quarterback that could give the organization some time to prepare their young draft pick for the prime time. Let's not forget that the trade with Denver includes four more draft picks and three current players. This may be the best rebuild option for Seattle and fans should be excited. Included in the trade is Matt Corral. Corral did have a high interception rate in 2020, and it looked pretty much the same in 2021, but he's a player that Seattle could use as a starter and then use the current draft picks to find a good edge rusher or linebacker.

In 2021, the Seahawks finished the season out of playoff contention. Their 7-10 overall record was tied for fourth-worst in the NFC. Wilson sat out three games in 2021 with a finger injury, and that didn't help matters. He leaves the Seahawks with an overall passer rating of 101.8 and a Super Bowl ring. Fans enjoyed the ten seasons he spent in Seattle. The team was 3-9 by December, so it was "too little, too late" when they went 4-2 in the final six games of the season. Now all eyes are on DK Metcalf and whether he would care to take free-agent money and move on. If that's the case, then this upcoming season will surely be a rebuild-minded adventure.

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