Seattle Seahawks: 2023 Over/Under – Defensive Backs
Ed Stein
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The Seattle Seahawks 2023 season is still a few months away. That won’t stop us from making some predictions. Part 1 – Defensive Backs.
It’s the offseason, and the most interesting thing happening with the Seattle Seahawks is non-contact OTAs sans several stars. So we decide to have a little fun with the upcoming season.
We’ll be going through each position group and asking our writers some over/under questions. Part 1 covers the defensive backs.
Q1. Jamal Adams over/under 11.5 games played
Andrew Ederbaum
Under. He hasn’t played 12 games since 2019, and he’s not Benjamin Button. With Julian Love and Quandre Diggs, he’s going to be in the box more which also doesn’t help.
Ed Stein
Under. A torn quad is a tough injury to come back from in a year’s time. If he isn’t ready for contact by week 1, Jamal Adams could wind up on the PUP list, which takes him down to 13. A nagging injury here or there, and it’s 11.
Chris Phillips
Under. Only because I think there is a really great chance he starts the season on PUP; more on it later.
Clint Prasky
Under. Until he can show me otherwise, I’m going to go with his recent Seattle Seahawks availability. In the last two seasons, he has been injury plagued, so to assume the over is a bad bet.
Dan White
Under. He has a bad history of injuries since joining Seattle. I have little faith in him being able to put together a full season. It always seems to be something with him.