After completing all the contractual obligations the Seattle Seahawks introduced new head coach Mike Macdonald.
What was most notable from the beginning of the press conference was how much aligned General Manager John Schneider and new head coach Mike Macdonald. Both are humble, deeply faith-based, believe in family, and are driven to perfection. The two also understand that this is a player-driven league.
ITS A PLAYER-DRIVEN GAME
In all his time with the Seahawks Schneider has always talked about how important it is to have a winning culture made up of talented players with character. No doubt part of why Macdonald was hired is because he shares the same philosophy of having players with character and talent.
ITS GOING TO TAKE HARD WORK TO GET THERE
The Seahawks missed the playoffs last year for just the fourth time in 14 seasons. A four game losing streak to the Rams, Niners, Cowboys and Niners between November 19th and December 10th doomed the Seahawk’s season despite winning three of their last four games. The team lacked consistency and cohesion. During Thursdays press conference Macdonald showed he is beyond his age by poinitig out that there will be no easy fixes for the Seahawks
The hard work will begin with a thorough evaluation and then hiring of the coaching staff to complement MacDonald’s vision. Once the coaching staff has been completed the next will be to evaluate the players and make some tough decisions on who stays and who goes.
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