There have been many who aren't sold on how the Seahawks have done their business this offseason, but is there a method to their madness?
You could argue that the Seattle Seahawks have executed their offseason plan to a tee ahead of the NFL Draft.
Most knew it was going to be tough to keep a host of free agents, and as such, four key ones left (only two starters, though).
Now, the Seahawks haven't replaced them like-for-like; instead, players like Emanuel Wilson have been signed as depth/rotational pieces for Mike Macdonald's team.
But for a team that is defending its Super Bowl title, fans could be forgiven for thinking the Seahawks have kept their salary cap powder dry and for questioning why.
With only four draft picks, the Seahawks don't have much wiggle room to improve their roster, which some will see as a big red flag.
Yes, trading back could see Seattle pick up more selections, but fans want quality starters.
When it comes to the running back room, on face value, it leaves a lot to be desired.
Zach Charbonnet, Kenny McIntosh, Wilson, and George Holani. Is that a quartet that will help push the Seahawks to a Super Bowl?
It doesn't seem likely, does it? But Macdonald clearly feels differently.
"I think people kind of are sleeping on the guys we have a little bit," Macdonald said via ESPN's Brady Henderson. "I'm excited about how that room goes from here. Just like the rest of the team, any opportunity to take our team to the next level, we're going to look at it. That's how John rolls."
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We know that the Seahawks are banking on the roster's internal development, plus the coaching changes, to play a key role in pushing the team forward.
But with the running back room made up of career backups, is there enough talent for the Seahawks to have a viable run game?
With Brian Fleury taking over from Klint Kubiak and likely looking to implement a San Francisco 49ers-style run game, maybe this change-up can work.
After all, change doesn't mean bad; it just means different.
Najee Harris visited Seattle last week, so he could be another option that the Seahawks could deploy behind Sam Darnold.
Macdonald thinks many are sleeping on his running back room.
Time will tell if he's right.