Seahawks' Offensive Struggles Prompt Concern from Coach Pete Carroll

Carroll Criticizes Offensive Coordinator's Game Plans Amid Team's Scoring Drought

Seattle Seahawks' coach Pete Carroll expresses concern over the team's offensive performance, criticizing the lack of efficiency on third downs and in the red zone.
Carroll hints at dissatisfaction with offensive coordinator Shane Waldron's game plans, emphasizing the need to maximize the unique talents within the team.
The Seahawks have scored only three offensive touchdowns in the last four games, with 20 consecutive offensive possessions without finding the end zone.
Injuries have played a part in the team's struggles, but Carroll insists that solutions need to be found.
The team's upcoming schedule includes challenging games against Dallas, San Francisco, and Philadelphia.