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Why Seahawks are in good hands with John Schneider running show
- Updated: July 25, 2016
11:30 PM ET
John Schneider was probably bored with answering questions about the offensive line, so he welcomed the chance to talk about his organizational philosophy.
This was back in March when the Seattle Seahawks’ general manager took a break in between sessions at the league meetings to chat about the state of the team, following a 10-6 season that ended with a loss to the Carolina Panthers in the divisional round. Schneider was asked for the key to ensuring harmony between the scouting staff and the coaching staff.
“No ego. Ego is the enemy,” said Schneider, who agreed to a contract extension Sunday. “And it’s being able to communicate, being able to communicate in a clear, concise fashion and make decisions as quickly as you possibly can. But knowing that, first and foremost, we’re looking out for the organization, No. 1, what’s best for the organization.”
Pete Carroll was hired before Schneider in 2010. The tandem has led the Seahawks to 60 regular-season wins over the past six years. In the NFC, only the Green Bay Packers have more victories during that span. The Seahawks have reached the Super Bowl twice, hoisted the Lombardi Trophy once and made the playoffs in five of six seasons.
Seahawks GM John Schneider and head coach Pete Carroll talk during rookie minicamp in May. AP Photo/Elaine …
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