Every year fans are broken hearted when their favorite draft pick or undrafted free agent signing fails to make the roster in spite of an impressive preseason, when the cause of that is often a lack of special teams contributions.
It’s that time of year again, when the offseason program has finished, but training camp has yet to arrive, creating the early summer void in the NFL news cycle. For the Seattle Seahawks the offseason program wrapped up early, and just over three weeks remain until rookies report for training camp on the seventh anniversary of this infamous tweet: Hopefully the next three weeks remain injury and suspension free for the Hawks, as fans prepare for the inaugural season of the Mike Macdonald era.
Those position groups are linebacker, tight end, running back, wide receiver and defensive back, and while tendencies could certainly change with a new head coach and new kickoff rules, but all there is to do is to work with the data that is available. Thus, looking just at the rookies who are in the above mentioned position groups, here is a look at the number of special teams snaps each played in 2023.
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