Analysis: How Did Seahawks Defensive Tackles Perform in 2021?
Despite entering the 2021 season with championship aspirations, the Seahawks lost five of their first eight games and never fully recovered, finishing in last place in the NFC West with a 7-10 record.
When it comes to finding positives amid such a tough season, Seattle's run defense once again stacked up favorably against the league's best, limiting opponents to 3.8 yards per rush. Much of that sustained success had to do with consistently winning battles up front, as the trio of Al Woods, Poona Ford, and Bryan Mone did their part controlling the line of scrimmage to create tackle opportunities for teammates while also contributing tackles and quarterback pressures themselves.
Looking back at the season in retrospect, how did Seattle's defensive tackle group perform as a whole in 2021? And what does the future look like at the position?
Al Woods
Poona Ford
Bryan Mone
Robert Nkemdiche
Myles Adams
Seahawks 2021 Positional Report Cards
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