Huard Lifts 3 Seahawks Defenders, Dings WR Depth After 19-16 Titans Preseason Loss
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Updated · Seattle Sports · Aug 24
Huard Lifts 3 Seahawks Defenders, Dings WR Depth After 19-16 Titans Preseason Loss
3 articles · Updated · Seattle Sports · Aug 24
Summary
Three Seahawks defenders — Connor O’Toole, Rylie Mills and Chazz Surratt — got Brock Huard’s biggest stock-up marks after Seattle’s second preseason game, a 19-16 loss at Tennessee.
O’Toole stood out for edge pressure and a late tackle for loss, while Huard said Mills showed stronger block destruction than in Game 1 and Surratt flashed the kind of impact Tyrice Knight showed a week earlier.
The bottom of Seattle’s wide receiver rotation took the sharpest hit after false starts, an offensive pass interference call and poor ball-fight technique undercut the group’s roster case.
Cody White’s fumbled punt added to that concern as Seattle, the defending Super Bowl champion, was outscored 16-0 from the second quarter on in its second of 3 preseason games.
The review comes with depth-chart pressure already rising after Jake Bobo was ruled out for the season and coach Mike Macdonald said Tory Horton will miss more time.