First-year Seahawks offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer discusses quarterback Russell Wilson's insistence on extending plays, the team's offensive imbalance and third down difficulties against Denver, the outlook for several notable rookies and more.
The Seahawk offense left plenty of room to improve from last weekend.
In the season-opening 27-24 loss at Denver, Brian Schottenheimer’s unit produced just 306 total yards and surrendered six sacks. The Seahawks possessed the ball for less than 25 minutes as well, and when they did have it, they ran on just 32.7 percent of their offensive plays.
So where does the Seattle offense go from here?