Perspective: Once the Seahawks let go, they were free to take flight
As the first half of this season has shown, the Seahawks weren’t stale because of their methods. They just needed to have the courage to let go. Once they did, it enabled the organization — which has been one of the NFL’s most stable since late owner Paul Allen poached Mike Holmgren from Green Bay in 1999 — to regenerate. Their new vibe is a familiar one. The personnel is full of fresh faces, but the philosophies are mostly the same.
“I think the biggest thing is that it is amazing what we can accomplish when nobody cares who gets the credit,” Lockett said. When asked about the Seahawks’ current level of belief, safety Quandre Diggs interjected: “It’s crazy you say ‘the belief we have now.’ We’ve always believed.”
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