NFL 2020 season
There is a man, who believes after the trade for Jamal Adams, that the Seattle Seahawks will be a worse team than in 2019. It’s the same man who predicted the quartet of Russell Wilson, Tyler Lockett, DK Metcalf, and Chris Carson would front the 4th-worst offense in the NFL. They were the 5th best unit by DVOA last year. Off by 22 spots. It’s the same man who said only six teams have had a worse offseason than Seattle, although some of you may be more inclined to join that theory. Hailing from the far East Coast reaches of ESPN, that man is Bill Barnwell and he is not done being down on the Seahawks. Not by a long shot. And so Seattle finds itself, as one of the most likely candidates for regression, straight from the desk of Barnwell. Unless one’s quarterback leaves, the path to predicting regression is generally one of two options. Either an unsustainable turnover margin or an unrepeatable amount of “fluke” wins points to a downturn next year. ESPN chose the latter. However, it seem