The Seattle Seahawks shouldn't have to squeeze back into the spotlight.
That ****** e typically would be reserved for the defending Super Bowl champion throughout the offseason. In Seattle's case, however, gazes began to stray not long after Mike Macdonald and Co. got their hands on the Lombardi Trophy.
The Seahawks were, without question, compelling victors. Their systematic dismantling of the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 60 was a fitting capstone to a campaign that eradicated all doubt as to who was the NFL's strongest outfit by season's end.
But it wasn't long before a group known for its lack of braggadocio – and perhaps star power – became somewhat of an afterthought.
As the organization's veterans report for training camp on Friday, July 24, the Seahawks begin preparation for their ****** le defense with a diminished level of buzz. Despite last season's accomplishments, Seattle doesn't stoke comparable offseason intrigue to the Los Angeles Rams, who might have secured their place as the focal point of the NFC West – and perhaps the league at large – with their acquisition of Myles Garrett. And as the Patriots also begin work the same day in preparation for the season-opening Super Bowl rematch, New England clearly is on track to command more attention after the addition of A.J. Brown.
#Seattle #offseason #perhaps
That ****** e typically would be reserved for the defending Super Bowl champion throughout the offseason. In Seattle's case, however, gazes began to stray not long after Mike Macdonald and Co. got their hands on the Lombardi Trophy.
The Seahawks were, without question, compelling victors. Their systematic dismantling of the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 60 was a fitting capstone to a campaign that eradicated all doubt as to who was the NFL's strongest outfit by season's end.
But it wasn't long before a group known for its lack of braggadocio – and perhaps star power – became somewhat of an afterthought.
As the organization's veterans report for training camp on Friday, July 24, the Seahawks begin preparation for their ****** le defense with a diminished level of buzz. Despite last season's accomplishments, Seattle doesn't stoke comparable offseason intrigue to the Los Angeles Rams, who might have secured their place as the focal point of the NFC West – and perhaps the league at large – with their acquisition of Myles Garrett. And as the Patriots also begin work the same day in preparation for the season-opening Super Bowl rematch, New England clearly is on track to command more attention after the addition of A.J. Brown.
#Seattle #offseason #perhaps
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