Seahawks Reacts, Week 10: Who is primarily to fault for the offensive issues?
The Seahawks offense is languishing. Who’s the main culprit?
It’s time for another Seahawks Reacts survey! Something tells me the fan confidence poll is going to head southward for a bit after last week’s drubbing at the hands of the Baltimore Ravens. Hopefully people haven’t fallen off the deep end and plunge the line graph below 50 percent.
The next question is the score margin for the Seahawks vs. Washington Commanders game at Lumen Field. A whole lot of you backed a Seahawks road win in Baltimore, arguably the NFL’s best team. Has that performance made you concerned about dropping one against the other team from the DMV region?
Lastly, there’s the offense. Oh, it’s offensive. Only twice have the Seahawks scored offensive touchdowns in both halves, and Geno Smith has eight turnovers since the bye week. The offensive line has been a revolving door in terms of different starters, which has certainly impacted Geno’s performance to a degree, as well as what Shane Waldron probably wants to do as offensive coordinator. Even still, Waldron pretty much abandoned play-action for no reason against the Ravens, which made no sense while the game was still within reach. That doesn’t seem like putting your QB and OL in a position to succeed. Then there’s Pete Carroll, who’s the head coach and therefore oversees everything. We have had this convo about offensive lulls practically every year with him as HC, even for offenses better than this one.
Who’s to blame the most for the sputtering offense? Geno, Waldron, Pete, the OL (injuries, not necessarily bad players or bad play), or all of the above?
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