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Is the NFL’s Coach of the Year Roaming the Sidelines in Seattle?
Injuries have ravaged the Seattle depth chart.
Yes, Seattle’s schedule as a whole hasn’t been the most difficult.
Toting a 5-6 record through just over two-thirds of the season, the first-year Seahawks head coach certainly hasn’t won the most games this year in the NFL, but, upon further review, maybe Carroll’s name shouldn’t be quickly dismissed. [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]
The sideline general has his team in contention to not only make the playoffs,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but also host a first-round game. It hasn’t been easy, though.
Injury woes haven’t ended there. Others on the offensive line have also been dinged up. Same with those on the defensive line. A concussion got the best of cornerback Marcus Trufant, too.
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Mike Williams – while leading the team in receptions (52), targets (87) and receiving yards (654) – has also been sidelined from time to time, mainly with leg issues. [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]
Injuries haven’t been the only things worth noting. Statistically, Carroll’s Seahawks, for the most part, have actually played worse this season than last year’s squad led by Jim Mora Jr. that finished 5-11.
[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the team’s first overall pick in last April’s NFL Draft, missed the back half of preseason play with an ankle injury and, of Seattle’s 11 regular-season games, the 6-foot-5, 310-pound left tackle has played in just five – also due to ankle issues.
But, really, this team isn’t good and yet Carroll has it fighting for something it hasn’t been had since 2007, a NFC West division championship. [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]
Quarterback Matt Hasselbeck missed time due to a concussion and, recently, has been dealing with a broken bone in his non-throwing wrist.
Yes, Seattle’s playing in what’s arguably the worst division in the league.