Seahawks’ new DC gets shot to fix what Norton could not – Sportspress Northwest
The decision to move up defensive line/assistant head coach Clint Hurtt to replace fired Ken Norton Jr. as Seahawks defensive coordinator isn’t surprising. An in-house candidate is often the safest, easiest choice. Hurtt has been on Pete Carroll’s staff since 2017, is popular with players and most importantly, understands that Prof. Dumbledore is in charge of defending Hogwarts.
Analysis: 3 Salary Cap-Strapped Teams Who Could Be Trade Partners For Seahawks - Sports Illustrated Seattle Seahawks News, Analysis and More
With several NFL teams at least $20 million in the red heading towards the start of a new league year, teams like Seattle that are flush in cap space may be able to land quality talent for pennies on the dollar in terms of trade compensation.