The Seattle Seahawks are either a fringe-playoff team that still has a long way to go before becoming a contender, or they’re on the cusp of having something special, depending on who you ask. Which way they go will largely depend on how well their remodeled defensive front-seven performs. Improving the run defense will be a significant part of that, but even more importantly they’ll have to produce pressure as a group more often and more consistently than they did last season.
Here’s what defensive coordinator Clint Hurtt had to say about how Seattle’s pass rushers performed last year, per Mike Dugar at the Athletic.
