Super Bowl champion Seahawks open training camp with key players on PUP
Seattle opened camp with most of its Super Bowl roster intact, but 30% of the team has changed and two players are on the physically unable to perform list.
- On Saturday, the Seattle Seahawks opened training camp in Renton, Wash., placing running back Zach Charbonnet and safety Nick Emmanwori on the physically unable to perform list.
- Head coach Mike Macdonald enters his second season with a significantly altered roster, noting Saturday that approximately 30 percent of the team's personnel has changed since the Super Bowl victory.
- Charbonnet tore his ACL against San Francisco in the divisional game, while rookie running back Jadarian Price from Notre Dame could provide vital offensive contributions during his recovery.
- Second-Year wide receiver Tory Horton returned to practice after a shin injury, while Emmanwori expects to be ready for the Sept 9 opener against the New England Patriots.
- Attempting to repeat as champions remains historically difficult; the Chiefs are the only franchise to achieve consecutive Super Bowl titles in the past 20 years.
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Super Bowl champion Seahawks open training camp with key players on PUP
Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald is ready to turn the page after capturing the franchise’s second Super Bowl in his second season at the helm.
Super Bowl Champions Seattle Seahawks Open Training Camp With Key Players On PUP
Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald is ready to turn the page after capturing the franchise’s second Super Bowl in his second season at the helm. "Look, I’m different than I was this time last year. I’m different than I was at the end of the season. We got, I don’t know, 30 percent of our rosters probably different," Macdonald said Saturday. "We got changes to our coaching staff. We got guys with a new perspective. … We’re all kind of new…
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