The Seahawks were back in pads on Wednesday, and with a day off coming on Thursday, it was a particularly physical affair with big hits being dished out by players on both sides of the ball.
It was the third straight practice for the Seahawks without head coach Pete Carroll, who tested positive for COVID-19 on Sunday, but he is able to take part in team meetings remotely, and the team is still good hands with the leadership of coaches like associate head coach Carl Smith, defensive coordinator Clint Hurtt, offensive coordinator Shane Waldron and associate head coach-defense Sean Desai.
“Technology is amazing, so you got Zoom and all that stuff,” offensive line coach Andy Dickerson said. “Carl Smith, AKA Tater, has done a great job of leading us, and you’ve got Hurtt, you’ve got Shane, you’ve got Desai, the culture has been set. We know the expectations from coach. The coaches bring, it the players bring it, the whole building is on the same page. So you feel it a little bit, but then you’re out there working, you missed the presence, but you know, next man up. We’ve just got to keep it moving and hopefully make this thing better when he gets back.”
Here are five observations from Wednesday’s practice:
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