@JBaileyNFL Teams that finish the season with the number 1 defense have averaged 11.5 wins since 2012. I'm not exactly sure Seattle can even fall from 14 to 9 wins if they tried to.
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@32nds@nflrums Marshawn Lynch is on line one. Schneider would pay the "right" RB top pay. Same goes for most position groups on the team. Walker was Mid. You don't pay market rate for that.
@hawkmania4@UpAndAdamsShow@Seahawks@FDSportsbook@heykayadams I'm talking about last year = Wide Margin of Error.
This season however, WR, Edge are thinner than last season (Mafe gone, Kupp older, Horton Injury uncertainty. RB room / Rookie #1, so unproven. This is why Margin of error shrinks a bit now. Mafe's current replacement??
@cashmoneydrunk@UpAndAdamsShow@Seahawks@FDSportsbook@heykayadams Exactly my point. Margin of error last season was huge. The point differential led the league. This year's version of the roster could narrow that margin slightly...but it could still result with a Super Bowl victory.
@CoreyHughes2012@HawksPlaybook@MyersNFL Great point Corey, although one would assume that if the Seahawks passed on a RB at 32, they would be more aggressive acquiring Washington Jr or Coleman between 64/99. Keith had to stick to existing picks.