If the Seahawks’ offense really is all about rhythm—looking as it should when it has it and absolutely awful when it doesn’t—why not give these guys a groove?
Why not run the no-huddle offense more?
That’s the question the Seahawks from quarterback Russell Wilson through coach Pete Carroll may be exploring before Sunday’s home opener against San Franscisco.
Heck, maybe even the team’s bird mascot Blitz is asking that, given how obvious Seattle’s offensive production was in no-huddle mode compared to all other times last weekend during the team’s 17-9 slog of a loss at Green Bay in the season opener.