Any NFL team’s offseason is sort of one long game of who’s in and who’s out.
The Seahawks didn’t have as much turnover this year as the past few seasons. But they had their share, seeing a handful of key players sign as unrestricted free agents with other teams, and a few others who remain unsigned and potentially unlikely to be back, while signing a few others to replace those who are gone.
With Seahawks coach Pete Carroll speaking to the media Tuesday at the NFL league meetings for the first time since the beginning of the free agent signing period, here are his thoughts on how the team plans to replace some of those who got away.