The 2018-19 season was the first time that the Seahawks played an entire 16-game slate without any of the original members of the Legion of Boom on roster. With Kam Chancellor retired, Earl Thomas on the Baltimore Ravens and Richard Sherman still manning the right side in the defensive backfield for Seattle’s most hated rival, the San Francisco 49ers, Seattle had to attempt to find a new identity for its secondary. The identity that developed could’ve been labeled “eh” and followed quickly by a shrug emoji. The unit itself never coalesced as a whole. This was especially true at the safety position, where there were five different starters cycled through over the course of the season.
Seattle Seahawks Offseason – The Legion Of Who?
