No position was less stable for the Seattle Seahawks in 2018 than weakside linebacker.
K.J. Wright missed most of the season because of a knee injury, which forced a rotating cast of players to take their turns replacing him. It started with Shaquem Griffin and continued with Mychal Kendricks and Austin Calitro. Even Barkevious Mingo at times shifted over from the strong side, meaning five different players saw meaningful action in what has long been Wright's spot next to All-Pro Bobby Wagner.
No position looks more wide open heading into the offseason, either.