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The Seattle Seahawks were the proverbial “team nobody wants to play” entering the NFC playoffs, and they nearly pulled off a big comeback in a Divisional Round loss to the Carolina Panthers. With the season now in the rearview mirror, here are the five most disappointing Seahawks from 2015.
5. CB Cary Williams
Credit: Getty Images5. CB Cary Williams
Williams was so bad for the Seahawks that, after signing a three-year deal last offseason, he was a healthy inactive for a couple games prior to being cut in December.
4. OT Russell Okung
Credit: Getty Images4. OT Russell Okung
Okung still hasn't played a full 16-game slate after missing three games during the regular season. A shoulder injury during Sunday's season-ending loss adds to durability concerns as he heads into free agency.
3. S Kam Chancellor
Credit: Getty Images3. S Kam Chancellor
A fruitless contract holdout delayed the start of Chancellor's 2015 season, and a tailbone injury sidelined him late in the regular season. His Pro Bowl selection for this year was based on reputation as member of the "Legion of Boom", with little else to back it up.
2. TE Jimmy Graham
Credit: Getty Images2. TE Jimmy Graham
The Seahawks struggled to find a way to integrate Graham into their offense, and then he went down for the season with a torn patella tendon in Week 12. It was clearly a disappointing first season in Seattle for Graham, and now he has a difficult injury recovery ahead of him.
1. RB Marshawn Lynch
Credit: Getty Images1. RB Marshawn Lynch
Lynch missed time with injuries this season, and he was not particularly good when he was in uniform (3.8 yards per carry during the regular season). With the potential to save $6.5 million in salary cap room, the Seahawks look sure to cut Lynch during the offseason.
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