The words of Seahawks coach Pete Carroll at the NFL league meetings last month might have caught by surprise those who think Seattle’s offensive line remains its biggest area of need heading into the draft.
“This is the best we’ve been in some time,’’ Carroll said in assessing the offensive line. “A little quietly it’s emerging that it’s a very good group and it’s going to be one that we’re going to look forward to seeing some real progress made.”
In fact, Carroll seemed to sell the idea during that media session that the Seahawks already have in place a potential starting five they’d feel good about — left tackle Duane Brown, left guard Ethan Pocic, center Justin Britt, right guard D.