... when their offense ranked in the bottom of the league.  However, there were several plays that yielded some success for the Seattle Seahawks in 2008.

 

 

 

TE seam

 

John Carlson really emerged last season as a threat down the middle, hauling in 55 passes and five touchdowns, a franchise record for tight ends. 

 

Carlson averaged 11.4 yards per reception and really exploited the middle of the field.

 

The most effective formation was a three-WR formation, with Carlson lining up on the strong side.  In this formation, Carlson is matched up on a linebacker as the corner, and possible safety or nickel corner are matched up against the two...

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