The Seattle Seahawks have undoubtedly been playing like one of the worst teams in all of football this season. Whether that be because of unfortunate injuries, or their roster just not being constructed properly, they have been a major disappointment. They are currently 5-10 on the season and there are many questions about the Seahawks' future.

In a recent interview with ESPN, Bobby Wagner of the Seahawks spoke about his future with the team,

“You think about it,” Wagner said Wednesday. “You think about what the next year looks like and what the future holds because this was a season that I don't think we all planned for. We didn't plan for the season to go this way, so obviously there's going to be some changes and whether or not I'm part of those changes, I don't know.”

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Wagner is a very good player and a talented linebacker. The reality of the situation is that the Seahawks might decide to rebuild their entire franchise because clearly what they put on the field this year was not the answer. They need to do a much better job of getting guys who can make an immediate impact but are also cheap and through the draft.

It will be interesting to see what the Seahawks decide to do considering that they have a franchise quarterback who hasn't looked great this season at all. If they do decide to get rid of Russell Wilson, the leadership of this team will not be the same and it will make for a questionable future.