Finding meaning in an increasingly meaningless season is difficult, but not impossible. For the first time in over a decade, the Seattle Seahawks are in the final phase of the season and not only know that they aren’t headed for the playoffs with multiple games left in the year, but also know that a long offseason is looming ahead. And unlike the conclusion of the 2017 season — which still saw them finish with a winning record and looking more like a “retool and reset” than a “blow-up and rebuild” — this squad feels like it is more than a few tweaks away from getting back to competing.
Where is Stone Forsythe?
