“If they want to continue a high percentage of blitzes (with Adams), there’s one guy that I think they need to go target,” Heaps said. Link >>> [urltargetblank]https://sports.mynorthwest.com/1429637/heaps-seahawks-xavien-howard-jamal-adams/[/urltargetblank]
So that is the big "if" quote Brent Stecker builds on in his article. The article doesn't acknowledge a more diversified and less predictable zone blitz. It ignores the cost to cap and bargaining assets.
Two days later Brandon Gustafson, another 710am author, follows up by tapping into what Heaps said to write "Heaps: Why Seahawks’ pass defense will improve despite questions at CB" link >>> [urltargetblank]https://sports.mynorthwest.com/1431352/heaps-why-seahawks-pass-defense-will-improve-despite-questions-at-cb/[/urltargetblank]
Editorializing to fill in the current news void until training camp arrives is the norm for this time of the annual NFL football cycle.
The Seahawks front office has already placed a big bet on Adams. The Jamal Adams extension is the leading priority. Surely consideration of an extension for Quandre Diggs follows closely behind among the priorities for the defensive backfield.