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BETTER EVERYWHERE? Seahawks Revamp Roster, But Some Position Groups May Be Worse
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- Sep 3, 2026
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- 1811
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Summary
Seattle Seahawks set sights on a repeat Super Bowl run with an upgraded roster, are they even stronger than last year’s champions? Dan Viens evaluates each position group, questioning whether key departures, like Kenneth Walker, will slow the offense, or if Sam Darnold’s growth and standout receivers like Rashid Shaheed signal an improved attack.