The Seahawks offense ranks dead last by DVOA since Week 7.
In a perhaps unexpected twist to the Seattle Seahawks’ 2024 season, the defense is carrying the offense, and they’re the main reason Seattle is in position to win the NFC West instead of setting up tee times and vacation trips. The Seahawks offense under first-year coordinator Ryan Grubb is struggling. They’re worse by EPA/play, DVOA, points per drive, and several other advanced metrics than any of Shane Waldron’s three seasons as Seahawks OC.
They’ve not posted a positive rushing day by DVOA since Week 4 versus the Detroit Lions, and they’ve had single-game rush DVOAs of -30% or worst in four of the last six games. The passing offense has been close to neutral or a net negative in three of those six games. On the flip side, Seattle’s boasted the sixth-best defense by DVOA since Week 7, which underscores how vital the defense has been in turning the season around.
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