Seattle Seahawks: 5 Questions Surrounding a Lockout in Limbo

March 8, 2011   ·   Charlie Todaro   ·   Jump to comments

While the negotiations for a new CBA have been extended until this Friday, March 11, rosters are frozen. The league year has ended and teams can no longer cut, re-sign or trade for players until there is a new agreement. Teams and players can still negotiate, allowing for multiple plans regarding resigning former players, approaching the draft and accounting for whenever free agency finally occurs. 
The Seahawks' moves to this point for the 2011 season place the focus on special teams and depth, a strategy that was used by the team in free agency last season.  However, major holes still remain. 
Beyond player uncertainty for 2011, the coaching staff has undergone significant changes on both sides of the ball. 
The few days gained will be a crucial time for all organizations to vigorously evaluate former players, as free agency could possibly start next week. However, a realistic outlook suggests that the process is a long way from over. No matter...

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