RENTON, Wash. — In the early days of the Legion of Boom-era Seahawks, the team’s first-year players didn’t hit the proverbial “rookie wall” late in the season so much as run right through it.
And it was the ability to get the most out of rookies in those early years that was a key to the fast finishes that quickly became a Pete Carroll trademark.
Since 2012, the Seahawks are tied with the Kansas City Chiefs for the most regular-season wins in November, December and January with a record of 61-29.
