Posted on Sunday, July 15, 2012
STATE OF THE FRANCHISE
The Seahawks took a different offseason approach this year after yet another mediocre campaign. Instead of acquiring one quarterback, they acquired two. After signing forming Green Bay backup Matt Flynn to compete with Tarvaris Jackson, the Seahawks used their only offensive draft pick of note on yet another quarterback, Wisconsin's Russell Wilson. But whoever wins the three-way training camp battle will face the same problems Jackson faced last season and Charlie Whitehurst before him and Matt Hasselbeck before him - too few big-play threats and a leaky offensive line - for Seattle's maladies go far beyond quarterback.
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