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5.) When will the Seahawks get another shot?

I don’t want to make too big of a stretch, but this is probably the best shot the Seahawks will get at a title for a while (duh Andrew, they are in the Super Bowl after all).

Seattle really struck gold by hitting home runs on their draft picks and building a team on cheap deals.

The team signed big deals to Richard Sherman and Earl Thomas after last season, and after the Super Bowl they will need to work out deals with Russell Wilson and Marshawn Lynch (among others, of course).

All season it was reported that the Seahawks were basically cool with letting Lynch walk, but now those talks have changed a bit and it seems that the team would like to resign him now.

Bringing Lynch back would make sense since he was great all year and was probably the biggest reason they were able to defeat the Packers yesterday, but what if he wants too much from them?

There’s a chance he could want too much when the Seahawks aren’t willing to give him more than whatever they offer.

I know Seattle really likes Robert Turbin and Christine Michael, but what if those two can’t meet the huge expectations Lynch set for them?

And the reason Seattle might have to start letting Lynch go is because they want to make Wilson the highest-paid quarterback of all-time.

Even if you think Wilson is deserving of the money, that type of deal would force the Seahawks to be a team built around their quarterback – something they haven’t been during this fantastic run.

Players are starting to get paid in Seattle, and this might be the best all-around team they have for a very long time.

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