That makes it tough for linebackers on the bubble. However, this preseason has shown the Seahawks are rich at this position, with multiple quality backups inside and outside. There was some concern about linebacker falling off following K.J. Haynes has played well at multiple spots, but somebody has to be the odd man out. However, the padding underneath them is rather thin. Seattle has a solid pair of starting guards in Gabe Jackson and Damien Lewis. This might be the toughest potential cut of them all. Odds are they can find a better LT2 after cutdowns are complete. That said, Jamarco Jones just doesn’t look like a capable backup right now. Specifically, the Seahawks need all the help at left tackle that they can get since Duane Brown is holding in and Stone Forsythe clearly needs more time to develop. Offensive line depth is nothing to mess with, which always makes these cuts somewhat tricky. The truth is several other running backs are simply more deserving of a roster spot. Penny has shined occasionally during his time on the field, but he’s either been unavailable due to injury or unimpressive far too often – a trend that continued this preseason. It’s time for Seattle’s front office to admit that drafting Rashaad Penny in the first round was one of them. Sometimes the hardest thing in life is to admit you made a mistake. Now, let’s take a look at some of the toughest cuts to get there. Yesterday, we shared our initial 53-man roster projection. Seahawks general manager John Schneider and head coach Pete Carroll have some difficult decisions to make during the next 24 hours.īy tomorrow afternoon NFL teams have to trim their rosters from 80 to 53 players for the regular season, which means 27 guys will be getting pink slips soon.
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