POLL: What’s the worst move so far by new Seahawks GM?

Published on August 30, 2010 by Seahawk Fanatic

It’s been a busy offseason for new Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider, who has made 129 roster moves since taking over for Tim Ruskell.

The majority of those transactions have been minor deals to bring in players for a look and many of those won’t make the final 53-man roster.

But there’s no question the Seahawks are in makeover mode with just 37 of the current 80 players on the roster having been with the team last season.

Don’t be surprised if more moves are made this coming week when cuts are made around the league, giving the Seahawks a chance to pluck a few more names off the waiver wires, particularly on the short-handed offensive line.

Of the big moves Schneider has made, which do the you think has been the worst move so far? Vote in our poll and feel free to comment below on how you think the new GM is doing.

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Tags: Current, gm, John Schneider, Makeover, Man Roster, Minor Deals, Names, Offensive Line, Offseason, Poll Id, Roster Moves, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS, Tim Ruskell, Vote

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