The Seattle Seahawks suffered a major loss Monday night during their win over the Denver Broncos. Pro-Bowl safety Jamal Adams injured his knee and is likely headed for season-ending surgery. Always preaching the “next man up” mentality, coach Pete Carroll is confident in Josh Jones stepping up.
“I’ve been really pleased with Josh Jones,” Carroll said during his Wednesday press conference. “Josh has done nothing but positive stuff since the day he got here. Since then, he’s taken the next step and then the next step. Coming into this camp, he came back and had a great camp. He had the most turnovers and he had the most big plays and big hits of all of the guys. You saw him in the rotations already, he was already part of the plan”
