Seahawk Back Up Quarterback?

I know it has been a little while since I last wrote about the Seahawks however it is the slow time of the year concerning the NFL though diehard fans are always into it.

One question about the Seahawks is whether veteran backup quarterback Tarvaris Jackson will return for another season. I am sure Pete Carroll and John Schneider would like him too. I am wondering when the Seahawks will develop a young quarterback. I guess we could have Jackson back and develop one at the same time. The Seahawks could develop a young quarterback and make him the backup. I know there are those who will say what happen if Russell Wilson actually gets hurt. My answer to that question is can’t a rookie quarterback run the Seahawk offense. The Seahawks could go out and get a veteran quarterback later if necessary. Remember when the Seahawks drafted Russell Wilson as a third round draft pick I am sure they did not expect him to be the starting quarterback however he has gone on to help lead the Seahawks to two Super Bowl appearances including beating the Denver Broncos. We could all argue they should have won two Super Bowls. So the Seahawks could develop a good young backup quarterback at the same time as being the current backup. It would be nice to have Jackson back but I would not be that concerned. The only question right now whether the young quarterbacks on the roster qualify for being the one to develop; if not the case no question is to bring Jackson back. I can’t think of any backup quarterbacks out on the market would fit any better than him. Over the next few weeks we will see how the Seahawks will answer the question.

Next time on the Seahawks I will write about the running back position since the retirement of Marshawn Lynch. Good day and Go Seahawks!