Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Monday that DeShawn Shead will remain as a starter at one cornerback spot while Cary Williams will have to work to regain his role.
While the Seattle Seahawks may have given up the second-most passing yards in the history of the franchise on Sunday to the Pittsburgh Steelers (480), coach Pete Carroll had mostly praise for the play of DeShawn Shead, who got the first start of his career as an outside cornerback.
Shead started at what is officially the team’s right cornerback spot, though because Seattle decided to have Richard Sherman follow Antonio Brown, Shead lined up all over the field.