Despite all of those injuries, including several on the offensive line—nine different linemen started games this year—the Saints still finished the season in the top half of the league in rushing yards, touchdowns and yards per attempt, and their 37 sacks allowed were fewer than the total given up by 19 of the league’s 32 teams.
Having a coordinator who can get the most out of an offensive line was no doubt a draw for Macdonald, who wants to see more from that unit as the Seahawks look to continue to develop some of the young players selected in the last two drafts like center Olu Oluwatimi, guards Christian Haynes, Sataoa Laumea and Anthony Bradford, and tackle Michael Jerrell.
“We want more from our…