The Seattle Seahawks reload heading into the 2016 NFL season with as good a chance as any team in the NFL to return to the Super Bowl. The Seahawks missed the Super Bowl for the first time in three seasons, falling short in the NFC Championship to the Carolina Panthers, after finishing the regular season in second place in the NFC West with a 10-6 record. Behind head coach Pete Carroll, quarterback Russell Wilson, and the most feared defense in the NFC, Seattle remains a major contender. Add that with the “12th Man,” one of the loudest and most passionate fan bases, and the Seahawks are a scary team. Russell Wilson continues to improve each season, and entering his fifth in the league, he has proven to be one of the top quarterbacks. Seattle will miss the presence of running back Marshawn Lynch, who surprised everyone with his abrupt retirement. Filling the void will be a combination of Thomas Rawls and Christine Michael, who have big shoes to fill. Wide receiver Doug Baldwin had a breakout season in 2015 and returns Wilson’s top target. Tight end Jimmy Graham returns healthy and ready for his breakout year in 2016. Receiver Jermaine Kearse and second-year receiver Tyler Lockett look for bigger roles in the offense. Seahawks fans should be excited about the 2016 rookie class, which includes projected starter guard Germain Ifedi from Texas A&M, Alabama defensive tackle Jarran Reed, Ohio State tight end Nick Vannett, and Arkansas running back Alex Collins. The Seahawks offense has never had to put up too many points with a defense that continuously ranks among the top in the league. The defense had five players selected to the Pro Bowl, including defensive end Michael Bennett, safety Kam Chancellor, cornerback Richard Sherman (also All Pro), safety Earl Thomas, and linebacker Bobby Wagner (also All Pro). The “Legion of Boom” returns just as dominant and will shut down opposing offenses. The Seahawks will compete with another Super Bowl contender within their own division, the Arizona Cardinals, but it would be shocking for Seattle to miss the playoffs and not make a run at another title in 2016.
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