Biggest offseason in history?

[Atradees]

Or more of the same? Look at the niners they blasted through several potential quarterbacks and found Purdy. The Rams jettisoned Goff and traded for Stafford what will we do? Something outside the norm or stay risk adverse? So much is riding on the qb.
Do we find more line help in free agency or just risk rookie impact?
Roll the dice or take the safe path. Be aggressive and win? Or wait and see?
Mike is an agressive guy. Early changes in the D. I guess we will see.

 

[Maulbert]

Jesus, people here are already desperately bored.

 

[Rat]

Yea

Jesus, people here are already desperately bored.

Yeah, let's keep the focus on our playoff game this weekend.

 

[SoulfishHawk]

Exactly. How dare someone actually want to talk about the off season, when a lot of changes are likely coming. Oh yeah, and when we're not in the playoffs again. Oh the horror

 

[AROS]

Nothing makes me want to chew glass more than fans telling fans how to fan.

 

[SoulfishHawk]

Facts ^^^

 

[pmedic920]

Jesus, people here are already desperately bored.

Reported for religious content…..

JK

Kidding aside, this is a great place to remind everyone that it’s very easy to simply not click on a thread that you have no interest in.

Obviously it takes effort to leave a snarky comment, and I’ll suggest to all in that situation just save your energy, or use it in another thread to actually contribute to the conversation.

 

[Vanlandingham]

Seattle's OL needed help back before preseason even started. I believe both JS and MM are on record admitting to it.
Address the OL issues and we might have a contender in 2025 with 11-13 wins.

 

[CallMeADawg]

Nothing makes me want to chew glass more than fans telling fans how to fan.

Amen

 

[seabowl]

There are several that you can choose:

2013 The signing of both Michael Bennett and Cliff Avril were the catalysts that offseason that propelled them to win the Super Bowl.

The off-season where Paul Allen acquired the team probably goes down as the biggest though.

2012 draft was another biggie

 

[GeekHawk]

I'm thinking the biggest offseason was the one prior to the 1976 season, when they built the entire Seahawks team from scratch.

 

[SoulfishHawk]

Biggest no, but one of the most important.

 

[KinesProf]

I have a hard time envisioning any offseason being bigger than 2012.

The Carroll/Schneider era came out of the gates 7-10 & 7-10. Respectable, with some cool wins and with some good young players emerging. But without landing their franchise QB in Russ, and QB of the defense in Bobby, as they did in 2012, there's no telling what would have become of that era.

 

[Shane Falco]

Just as long as there aren't crickets, like the M's.

 

[Atradees]

There are several that you can choose:

2013 The signing of both Michael Bennett and Cliff Avril were the catalysts that offseason that propelled them to win the Super Bowl.

The off-season where Paul Allen acquired the team probably goes down as the biggest though.

2012 draft was another biggie

Bennett a0nd Avril oh yeah

 

[Jegpeg]

There are several that you can choose:

2013 The signing of both Michael Bennett and Cliff Avril were the catalysts that offseason that propelled them to win the Super Bowl.

The off-season where Paul Allen acquired the team probably goes down as the biggest though.

2012 draft was another biggie

These were big in hindsight. If a "big" offseason is defined as one where you score a home run on multiple draft picks and FAs there is no way of telling if 2025 will be a big one. We may draft the next Tom Brady in the 6th round but I wouldn't predict it. If we make some good choices and some bad choices and go 9-8 net season then 2025 probably wont be classed as a big offseason.

 

[strohmin]

Its gotta be Pete's first year as the Seahawks head coach. Nothing will beat that for me. The amount of excitement and turnover that happened since his first press conference will never be matched.

 

[Atradees]

Just as long as there aren't crickets, like the M's.

That is also a risk. Or we could start the wrong new qb. Pete and John hedged their bets with all that turnover. Looked under every rock.