After sporting one of the league’s worst rushing attacks last season, the Seattle Seahawks threw a lot of resources toward fixing their sputtering ground game.

‘Not the start that we wanted’ for Seahawks’ offense

They hired new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak, who brought a tried-and-true Shanahan-style scheme to the Pacific Northwest. They brought in veteran offensive line coach John Benton, who has decades of experiences molding and developing NFL O-lines.

They spent their first-round draft pick on left guard Grey Zabel. They even added a fullback, drafting fifth-round college tight end Robbie Ouzts to be the franchise’s first regular player at that position since 2016.

But in the debut of Seattle’s new-look offense on Sunday afternoon, the run game once again struggled to get unt

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