2010 Seattle Seahawks Football Preview

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Head Coach: Pete Carroll

2009 Record: 5-11 (3rd place in NFC West)

2010 Seattle Seahawks Schedule

2009 Review:

Needless to say that is was a disappointing season for the Seattle Seahawks and head coach Jim Mora. Mora who acquired some success when he coach Atlanta could not find that in his first and last season as the Seahawks head man. Honestly it was a no win situation for Mora as he was fired at the end of his first season as head coach, a lot of it had to do with Mike Holmgren leaving for Cleveland as Mora was the man Holmgren had looked to be his successor. The Seahawks added key components on offense and thought that this would be the year to get back to the playoffs but they were wrong. With injuries on and off to Matt Hasselbeck, the starting quarterback, with a less than average running game it made it very difficult for the Seahawks to provide much to celebrate about in Seattle. On the defensive side of the ball, it was a struggle on the field as they tried to keep themselves in each ball game. If the Seahawks are going to improve in ’10 they must find more consistency in the passing game and Hasselbeck must stay healthy and for that to happen he must get some protection. For the defense they must get help in the secondary and they must be able to stop the run on a regular basis.

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2010 Preview:

It is time to usher in a new era in Seahawks football (a winning one hopefully for the fans sake), Pete Carroll is now the head coach and Seattle is hoping that the success he had in the college ranks will transfer over to the NFL. The Seahawks definitely made waves in the firing of Jim Mora and hiring of Pete Carroll but the desire for the Seahawks is to win now (which should make Carroll worry if he looks back on Mora’s tenure). The Seahawks are looking to improve and they did so in the draft with two first round picks #6 Russell Okung a massive offensive tackle and #14 Earl Thomas a hard hitting safety from Texas. I believe that Seattle will find it difficult to win and win now so if they are willing to be patient the hiring of Pete Carroll could pay off but they must be patient with Carroll and the team.

2010 Prediction:

Seattle Seahawks: 6-10 (3rd place in NFC West)

By Sam Adams
ProFootball-fans.com Staff Writer

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