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The Seattle Seahawks made a blockbuster trade to acquire All-Pro guard Quenton Nelson, but some fans have been questioning how the team is utilizing its newest offensive lineman.Following Seattle’s 34-17 loss to the Chicago Bears on Monday, Nov. 2, offensive…

Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Brian Fleury addressed questions regarding why the team ran toward the right side despite newly acquired left guard Quenton Nelson. Speaking after Seattle's 34-17 loss to the Chicago Bears, Fleury explained that initial play directions do not always reflect the ultimate point of attack, noting several runs were designed to cut back left behind Nelson.
Seattle acquired Nelson from the Indianapolis Colts on October 27 in exchange for two future draft picks. The Seahawks struggled on the ground against Chicago, totaling just 81 rushing yards and converting only one of 11 third-down attempts during Nelson's team debut.
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