How important is it for the Seattle Seahawks rookies to succeed this year? The Seattle Times’ Bob Condotta joined Brock & Salk earlier today to talk about that potentially big question facing this Seahawks this season. Can Seattle lean on their new guys the way they did last season? What sort of expectations should fans have for that group? You can watch a snippet of the interview here now or click the link below to subscribe to the Brock & Salk podcast today. bit.ly/BrockAndSalk
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Seems to me like the incoming rookie class is mostly going to be "extra" help for our team, and if they don't perform it's no harm no foul.
By bigger concern is if members of last year's rookie class (Woolen, Cross, Walker, etc) begin experiencing sophomore slumps, it could drag the team down and cost them games (see: Mariners). Also, are we really expecting Geno Smith to be just as good this upcoming year as he was last year, now that a full year of tape with his play in this system has been developed?
The Hawks could very well be a 12-win team, but they could just as easily be a 7-win team. We'll se
93.3. Brock come over.