The Seattle Seahawks offense has been one of the main stories in training camp so far. Sam Darnold, in his second year, looks to build on an impressive Super Bowl winning season, with weapons like Jaxson Smith-Njigba and Cooper Kupp.
Key Takeaways from Practice
On August 5 at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center in Renton, the Hawks defense made headways and won the day. The offense looked frustrated, apart from a couple explosive plays on offense, the defending side of the ball was playing with a different type of energy and confidence.
Julian Love is ready to take another step forward. Love might be the most underappreciated player in the starting 11. At the safety position, Love does it all and on August 5, he showed it. He covered tight ends, got downhill on run plays and blew up screen passes all day during team play.
Seahawk wide receiver room depth is on full display. With Jake Bobo sidelined and Tory Horton returning from injury, the Seahawk wide receiver room has a crack in the door. Montorie Foster Jr. is making a case to blow that door open and find his way onto the field.
Cody White also stepped up in the team portion of practice. He was able to find separation and had impressive grabs both at the red zone part of practice and during 11 v. 11.
Hard Knocks Effect
With HBO in and around Seahawks training camp filming the hit documentary series “Hard Knocks,” it’s hard not to notice. The first episode debuted on August 4, giving fans a unique perspective on how the Seahawks operate on and off the field.
Original reporting: Renton Reporter — read the source article.
