As you are all but certainly aware by now, the Seattle Seahawks released Jamal Adams and Quandre Diggs, marking the end of an era for the defense that will mostly be remembered for what they were not — the Legion of Boom — rather than what they were — a talented group of players, and in the case of Quandre Diggs, a team leader. Couple this with the release of Will Dissly and the less than emphatic commitment to Geno Smith, and we are starting to see a picture emerge that is.
The Seahawks suddenly have a void in leadership
