Schneider's 2-Year Roster Flip

It was January of 2022, and the Seahawks were in disrepair. Russell Wilson was still a Seahawk. Ken Norton Jr was still the defensive coordinator. L.J. Collier was still getting snaps on the defensive line. So much has changed in just two years. We will look at the differences between the rosters and staff surrounding the Seahawks in a very short amount of time, and assess which groups have seen the biggest improvement.
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[@nicholaskahoun9563]

Brian, you are absolutely creating content worth watching/listening to daily. The subject matter is always intriguing and touches on subjects I actually want to know. At 100 days you were goated. 🎉

[@RealHawkTalk]

Thank you, Nicholas!

[@jefffoumal2864]

I hope it all comes together this year and beyond. Let's go!!!!

[@robertisrael8743]

Another great analysis of the Seahawks. Don’t know where the Seahawks will finish this coming year, but their potential is very exciting.

[@peterdeleonguerrero1815]

Thank you Brian for the great contents.

[@borisgoggel5077]

U missed Evans favorite player JM 😊

[@iron_bison]

Mirrors in a lot of ways 2009 to 2011. From '11 they have a framework of the future championship roster. Hopefully what we are seeing now is that building again.

[@jefffoumal2864]

I believe both offensive and defensive lines starters and backups. Go Hawks 🏈 💙 💚

[@Anthony-Parziale24]

Just a heads up but DJ Reed is a starter for the jets

[@RealHawkTalk]

Yep. Did I say otherwise?

[@Anthony-Parziale24]

@@RealHawkTalk I thought I heard you say none of them are rostered anymore but I could be mistaken

[@waltrich3607]

QB room and the running back room. Outstanding job in getting new coaches. Pete was too long in the tooth.