SEATTLE SEAHAWKS Roster Breakdown and TEAM NEEDS


SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (10-6)
Pick in first 3 rounds: 21, 84
4 total picks

 NEEDS: 
O-Line: Duane Brown is really the only above average starter in the group. 
DB Depth:  The Legion of Boom was once the strength of this team. They have some solid starters but need more guys 
TE: None of the 3 guys on the roster are proven as pass catchers
DL Depth
WR Depth 
2020 KEY FREE AGENTS:
QB: Russell Wilson
ILB: Bobby Wagner
DE:  Frank Clark
OLB: K.J. Wright
IDEAL DRAFT: 
First Round: 
Trade Down For DB: 
Nasir Adderley-Delaware-S
6-0/206
or
Chauncey Gardner-Johnson-Florida-DB
5-11/210/4.48/36v/17r
or
Juan Thornhill-UVA-S
6-0/205/4.42/21r/44v
Third Round: 
Kaleb McGary-Washington-OT
6-7/317/32.9/23r
or
BEST OL AVAILABLE




Staff 
EVP/GM: John Schneider
Head coach/EVP: Pete Carroll
Offensive coordinator: Brian Schottenheimer
Defensive coordinator: Ken Norton  4-3
Name PFF Grade POS Age Snaps Size       Stats 
GP ATT   CMP       PCT      YDS
Russell Wilson QB 30 1069 5-11/210 16 427 280 65.6 3,448
TD INT RATE RuYds RuTD
35 7 110.9 376 0
GP REC TGTS YDS AVG TD
Tyler Lockett WR 26 908 5-10/189 16 57 70 965 16.9 10
Doug Baldwin WR 30 711 5-10/183 13 50 73 618 12.4 5
David Moore WR 24 620 6-3/225 16 26 53 445 17.1 5
Nick Vannett TE 26 528 6-6/257 15 29 43 269 9.3 3
Jaron Brown WR 29 352 6-2/204 16 14 19 166 11.9 5
Ed Dickson TE 31 364 6-4/249 10 12 13 143 11.9 3
Will Dissly TE 23 127 6-4/265 4 8 14 156 19.5 2
GP RushYds AVG REC RecYds TD
Chris Carson RB 24 454 6-0/218 14 1151 4.7 20 163 9
Rashaad Penny RB 23 181 5-11/220 14 419 4.9 9 75 2
OFFENSIVE LINE (18)
Duane Brown 82.3 LT-4 33 1067 6-4/315
Mike Iupati-ARZ 62.9 LG-13 32 477 6-5/331
Germain Ifedi 55.1 RT-29 24 989 6-6/324
Justin Britt 54.2 C-27 27 989 6-6/324
D.J. Fluker 49.2 RG-31 28 607 6-5/339
George Fant 72.9 Swing T 27 359 6-5/296
Ethan Pocic 45.9 C 23 296 6-6/310
Jordan Simmons 57.1 G 25 195 6-4/340
DEFENSE
FRONT (16) GP TCK SACK TFL PD INT
Bobby Wagner 91.8 Mike LB-1 28 925 6-0/241 15 138 1 6.0 11 1
Frank Clark 77.1 43 DE 26 728 6-3/271 16 41 13.0 10.0 2 1
Jarran Reed 69.2 43 DT 26 773 6-3/307 16 50 10.5 12.0 0 0
K.J. Wright 71.3 Will  30 223 6-3/246 5 23 0 2 3 0
Barkevious Mingo 56 Sam  28 517 6-4/241 16 48 1 3 1 0
Mychal Kendricks 66.4 LB 28 183 5-11/239 4 19 2 4 1 0
Poona Ford 88.2 DT 23 231 5-11/310 11 21 0 3 0 0
Quinton Jefferson 59.9 43 DT 26 558 6-4/291 16 25 3 5 2 0
Branden Jackson 60.7 ED 26 258 6-4/295 9 10 1 3 0 0
Cassius Marsh-SF ED/RES 26 550 6-4/244 16 38 5.5 7.5 0 0
SECONDARY (18) GP TCK SACK TFL PD INT
Tre Flowers 64.1 CB 24 903 6-3/202 15 67 0 0 6 0
Bradley McDougald 74.7 S 28 874 6-0/215 16 78 0 4 9 3
Tedric Thompson 67.2 S 24 656 6-0/215 14 57 0 0 3 1
Shaquill Griffin 50.7 CB 23 941 6-0/194 16 61 0 3 8 2
Delano Hill 62.1 Dime  23 320 6-1/216 13 24 0 2 1 0
Akeem King 65.4 DB 27 145 6-3/212 16 21 0 0
Austin Calitro LB/ST 25 282/233 6-0/245 16 45 0.5 3 1 0
Jacob Martin LB/ST 23 225/229 6-2/242 16 9 3 2 0 0
Rasheem Green DE/ST 22 201 6-4/275 10 9 1 1 0 0
Shaquem Griffin LB/ST 23 225 6-0/227 16 11 0 0 0 0
Neiko Thorpe DB/ST 29 266 6-0/249 12 7 0 0 0 0

Unsigned Free Agents on roster in 2018
GP TCK SACK TFL PD INT
Dion Jordan EDGE 29 295 6-6/248 12 22 1.5 3 1 0
Tre Madden FB/ST 26 86/254 6-0/223 14 5 0 0 0 0
Byrion Maxwell  CB 31 IR 6-0/202

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