3 Seahawks who should profit from the entrance of Klint Kubiak and Joh3 Seahawks who should benefit from the arrival of Klint Kubiak and John Benton
With the advent of a new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak and offensive line coach John Benton the Seattle Seahawks’ attack would undergo conceptual adjustments from the previous year under Ryan Grubb. The entrance of a new coach may optimize abilities inside a fit or restore players who were not performing so well under the new regime.
The three Seahawks offensive players who stand to benefit the most from the new leadership will be mentioned in this article.
Charles Cross, LT
The transition comes at a good moment for Charles Cross. He is in the penultimate year of his deal and the Seahawks have the possibility to trigger the fifth-year option. Personally, I don’t believe that Cross lived up to the expectations of a top-10 pick. His first year as a rookie was up and down, as expected, his second year had problems with injuries and in his third year, where he should have been one of the pillars, he also fluctuated a lot. He was the seventh overtime player to give up the most pressures (47).
There are several plays in Kubiak’s system where he supports the OLs. either chip-blocks from the TEs and RBs or Max Protect. When facing the defender on an island, Cross has a propensity to give up inside movements, therefore this “extra help” could improve his stats.
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