GM John Schneider has a message to Seahawks fans for 2022, and on Russell Wilson’s health

John Schneider has a message for Seahawks fans regarding the drawing close offseason and 2022.

“We are going to art work our tails off to get this issue grew to change into spherical and get once more to being a championship-caliber football group of workers,” Seattle’s fundamental manager mentioned Sunday, quicker than his 5-10 Seahawks carried out Detroit in their final space sport of Seattle’s first 10-loss season since 2009.

Schneider was responding to a question on the Seahawks’ radio group’s pregame show about what fans can also be anticipating this offseason and next season.

“I might say, merely, I was born and raised in Green Bay, Wisconsin, (and) it’s all regarding the fans.”

Seattle’s fans have weathered watching in a snowstorm as their group of workers got eliminated ultimate week from the playoffs for only the second time throughout the ultimate 10 years. That dropped the group of workers’s document at Lumen Field this season to 2-5 coming into Sunday. With the Lions sport and their sport Jan. 9 at Arizona, the Seahawks are assured of finishing with a dropping document for the principle time since 2011. That was the second season of teacher Pete Carroll’s and Schneider’s regime major Seattle.

It was moreover the one year quicker than Carroll and Schneider drafted Russell Wilson to change into their franchise quarterback.

This season was the principle of his 10-year profession Wilson overpassed video video games because of injury. He overpassed 3 starts in October following surgical procedure at the heart finger of his throwing hand.

Wilson entered Sunday 2-5 since his return partially the time his surgeon mentioned the quarterback would possibly be out.

Thursday, the 33-year-old Wilson mentioned his function remains to win a minimum of 3 additional Super Bowls.

He was then asked if he believes he can win them with the Seahawks and the process the franchise.

“I am hoping so. Obviously, we will be able to’t do it at this time, not being throughout the playoffs at this time,” Wilson mentioned. “Then again I believe that the majority importantly, it takes a lot of effort. It takes a lot of problems. It takes a lot of pieces. And I believe we’ve a good amount of those pieces, a lot of them.

“It’s been a troublesome season, man. You consider Jamal Adams, you lose a person like that (to season-ending shoulder surgical process), the other guys we’ve out of place along the journey to a few tough injuries. You consider all the COVID scenario, it’s tricky. It’s been tricky. …

“For me, I know you guys asked Bobby (Wagner Wednesday) about, ‘Would possibly this be the ultimate sport?’ and this and that, and all that. I know for me, for my part, I’m hoping it’s now not my remaining sport (in Seattle). Then again at the an identical time, I know it won’t be my ultimate sport throughout the NFL.”

Wilson has two seasons after this one ultimate on the $140 million contract extension he signed with Schneider, Carroll and the only NFL group of workers he’s known. That care for Seattle through 2023 made him the league’s highest-paid player in April 2019.

Schneider was asked on the Seahawks pregame radio show Sunday: Are you seeing the improvement health-wise and is Wilson seeing the improvement he had was once hoping?

“Yeah,” Schneider mentioned. “You’ll be able to see it in apply, too. He’s throwing the ball a lot better.

“The man broke his finger,” the GM mentioned. “Folks omit that.”