Tuesday, June 20, 2023

Seahawks Defensive Line

Last season  the Seahawks  played seven players 
over the season  in the traditional  defensive  end 
and defensive  tackle positions.  

They have made changes with only Myles Adams 
and Bryan Mone listed as defensive  tackles returning.
Ponna Ford and AL Woods were released or did not
resign with the Seahawks.  The three defensive ends
were not brought back either.

Cameron Young was the only defensive lineman 
drafted this year in the 4th round out of Mississippi 
State.  He is expected to get a lot of playing  time.

Dre'Mont Jones was the Seahaw6 biggest acquisition 
in the free agent  market.  He played with the Denver 
Broncos.  He is listed as a defensive  end however 
the Seahawks will use inside as well.  

Jarring Reed a defensive  end resigned  with the
Seahawks  who he previously  played for. The Seahawks 
have three other players looking  for  playing time
outside of Reed and Jones to get playing time or
making the roster. As noted before edge rushers and
and defensive  ends can be interchanged. Most edge
rushers can be listed as outside linebackers.  Again 
it depends when they are playing for the pass or running
game.  Example the Seahawks are considered a running 
team so most defensive teams will them against  the  run
on first and second primarily.  A passing team play the run
on first down and pass on second and third unless short yardage 
depending  how the offense usually  goes.

Jonah  Tavai undrafted free agent from San Diego is listed as
as the only nose tackle however may see Cameron Young  starting.
A lot depends what scheme they are playing in.  The question will 
the defensive  line be better than last year. They have a young 
group that looks possibly more talented but we will see. In the 
whole the defense  all across could be better. Making the playoffs 
and  making a big splash will  decide the issue.  Go Hawks!








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