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This is a guest post by Curtis Allen… The Seahawks exit a mini-bye with more questions than answers. After two soul-crushing self-inflicted losses, they need to right the ship. And quickly. Mike Macdonald has not had a three-game losing streak…

In a guest preview for Seahawks Draft Blog, Curtis Allen outlines tactical keys for the Seattle Seahawks against the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs. Entering after two consecutive defeats, Seattle faces a Kansas City offense led by Patrick Mahomes that relies heavily on quick passes and league-leading yards after the catch. Allen argues that Seattle must limit explosive plays by tackling effectively and winning the line of scrimmage.
Allen highlights Seattle's opportunity to exploit Kansas City playing without both starting offensive tackles by generating edge pressure through DeMarcus Lawrence, Derick Hall, and Uchenna Nwosu. Offensively, Allen advises the Seahawks to utilize tight ends like AJ Barner and a quick-release passing attack under Sam Darnold to blunt the Chiefs' aggressive pass rush.
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