Seahawks Adjust Offseason, Horton & Charbonnet Eye Comeback

0:00On March 30th, Seahawks head coach Mike McDonald hit the media room at the NFL annual meeting, dropping updates on the offseason moves, the teams, Super Bowl victory, and tweaks to the workout program after that short post-championship break. The offseason program gets a little adjustment this year because of the condensed timeline from the Super Bowl run, keeping players fresh without, overdoing it early. Fans are buzzing about two young stars whose rookie years got derailed by injuries. Tori Horton, the fifth round receiver from Colorado State, who lit it up with 13 catches for 161 yards and five touchdowns in his first eight games, plus killer pun returns averaging 14.9 yards, including a 95 yard score. Horton battled a shin issue that sidelined him so he won't be at full speed for the spring workouts, but the plan has him ramping up smartly to hit. Running camp ready to roll. Sharbanay, the running back, is another key piece who won't sit out the whole year, and

1:01with both back in the mix soon, the Seahawks are gearing up. Strong for another run.