Fowler’s Quiet Debut Raises Questions | Seattle Seahawks News

Dante Fowler Jr. made his Seahawks debut in a quiet, limited role—16 snaps, zero stats, one pressure—raising questions about his fit as a depth piece rather than a game-changer. Signed on a short-term deal to bolster a top-tier pass rush, Fowler’s minimal impact suggests the coaching staff sees him as a rotational option, not a starter. With the team’s defense already humming under Mike Macdonald, Fowler’s future may hinge on whether he can earn more playing time—or if Seattle needs a bigger splash to keep their pass rush elite.

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