SEATTLE — No trades at the deadline for the Seahawks. No new faces in the facility or new weapons on the field.
Maybe in previous years this might have disappointed some fans wondering how hard coach Pete Carroll and general manager John Schneider were working to improve the team midway through the season. But you won't find those complaints this year. Or at least you shouldn't.
That duo already had provided a master class in executive decision-making in 2022 — decision-making that, for now, has disintegrated any doubt that their best work was behind them.
