The 2023 offseason will look much different than the 2022 offseason for the Seattle Seahawks. For starters, they won’t need to trade a disgruntled star player. It won’t feel as if the franchise is falling from the sky. And for the first time in a while, it feels like they have the advantage going into an NFL Draft, something Hawks fans haven’t been able to say for a long time.
If there is one question that has to be answered, it’s whether or not the Seahawks should draft a quarterback in this draft. I believe it’s a good problem to have, not a bad one. No one
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