Seahawks rebuild after Pete Carroll's exit; Michael Bennett reflects on Super Bowl XLIX interception controversy

The Seattle Seahawks are in the process of rebuilding after the departure of longtime head coach Pete Carroll. Michael Bennett recently discussed the infamous Super Bowl XLIX interception during a podcast, reflecting on the shock felt by the team when the Seahawks opted for a pass play instead of handing the ball to Marshawn Lynch, which resulted in a game-changing interception by Malcolm Butler. The fallout from this decision led to growing discontent within the team, especially among defensive players like Bennett and Richard Sherman, who felt overshadowed by quarterback Russell Wilson. This incident marked the beginning of the decline of the Seahawks' once-dominant "Legion of Boom" era.