NFL: Line Problems: Seahawks Consider Conversions

The Seattle Seahawks have begun the season with major offensive problems, many of which are attributable to the line.After only two games, the Hawks are considering a first transition.

The confirmed line-coach Tom Cable before the duel with the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, especially the Right Guard spot is in focus:”We’ll find out which way we’re going through the competition,”quotes Pro Football Talk Cable.

To date, Mark Glowinski has played here, the logical replacement being Oday Aboushi.This brings at least one advantage for the upcoming game: Aboushi had previously played for Houston Texans for two years and knows the defensive schemes of Houston’s division opponent Tennessee as well as ex-Jaguar Luke Joeckel.

“Both have played against Tennessee twice a year and know them well.This helps the whole line when we talk about not only opponent players in the meetings, but also about the scheme,”Cable continued, believing:” This was a nice side effect for us this week.

Seattle have only 21 points for the first two games, with the first touchdown only in the final quarter against San Francisco last week.Quarterback Russell Wilson has had to fight 43.6 percent of his dropbacks with opposing pressure so far – another increase over the already high figures of the previous season (41.6 percent).