The 2024-25 Seattle Seahawks are in the unique position of resetting their culture post-franchise icon Pete Carroll and retooling and reloading key positions to make them competitive in arguably one of the toughest divisions in football. In recent years, John Schneider has done an excellent job setting the table for the eventual replacement of Carroll to come in and have success within arms reach. Mike Macdonald and his staff should identify key players at positions that bolster the new coach’s defensive identity, which gained him notoriety this past season in Baltimore. Meanwhile, they should target players on the offensive side of the ball who are dynamic, flexible, and interchangeable
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