The Seahawks’ overall depth this year has been considered the best since 2013, when they won the Super Bowl.
They have had to dip into those reserves here and there throughout the season — especially covering for Thomas Rawls, Kam Chancellor, Michael Bennett and Luke Willson.
But this week, as the Hawks try to stay on the heels of the Dallas Cowboys with a win in Tampa, the depth is being tested at every level.
Earl Thomas will miss a game for the first time since Seattle drafted him in 2010.
Doug Baldwin was fined for flipping the bird at Darrell Bevell last Sunday.
The Seahawks promoted George Farmer to bolster their backfield. Zac Brooks is back, too.
Eleven players missed practice Wednesday — and at least half seem likely to miss the game in Tampa Bay.
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Russell Wilson is protecting the ball better than ever.
Bucs coach Dirk Koetter says Wilson does things the coach would never want Bucs QB Jameis Winston trying.
The Bucs, run by John Schneider’s friend Jason Licht, are trying to emulate Seattle’s approach to building a consistent winner.
Pete Carroll has big plans for C.J. Prosise — call it the Prosise Project — so the hamstring injury that has sidelined him all camp has been a major pain for the coach.
“He’s missed a ton — there’s no other way to put it,” Carroll lamented Tuesday. “He missed a lot in the end of OTAs also. He finished OTAs with three days of good work that showed us what we’re looking for, so it’s just frustrating for everybody — because we know he’s got a lot to learn, he’s got a big role that he has a chance to fill.”
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