RENTON, Wash. (AP) — When Pete Carroll and the Seattle Seahawks went shopping for an offensive coordinator in the offseason, they landed on Shane Waldron, hoping he could recreate the success he had with the division rival Rams. The biggest test of that partnership so far will be Thursday night, when the Seahawks host the Rams in an early NFC West showdown. Waldron wasn’t the architect in Los Angeles, but he was heavily involved in the development of McVay’s schemes. And when Seattle fired Brian Schottenheimer after last season, Waldron immediately became a top candidate to replace him. In a normal week, Wilson might take some extra time with Waldron to break down all aspects of the Rams’ defense.

Source: thestar October 06, 2021 00:33 UTC