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The current trend in the NFL is to have your next coach in place before your current coach exits. That’s what Seattle did last season, with Mike Holmgren having already passed the torch to Jim Mora even before the Seahawks went belly-up in 2008.
Unless the rash of injuries that befell the Seahawks was triggered by Holmgren’s lame-duck campaign, it’s tough to pin Seattle’s 4-12 mark entirely on the Walrus. But it wasn’t exactly the way Holmgren figured he’d go out, and he’s already apparently spent enough time with his family to the point that he’s ready to return to coaching.
That will happen elsewhere, as this is now Mora’s team. The former Falcons head coach has spent the past two seasons coaching Seattle’s secondary, and his experience falls on the defensive side of the ball. So Mora will turn the Seahawks offense over to Greg Knapp, who was his coordinator in Atlanta.
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