Mike Macdonald ‘excited’ by 1st of 2 Seahawks-Titans joint practices in Tennessee
Mike Macdonald, the defensive coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks, expressed his enthusiasm for the team’s upcoming joint practice with the Tennessee Titans. As the Seahawks prepare for their season, these sessions offer a valuable opportunity to gauge their progress and refine their strategies against a different opponent.
Macdonald highlighted the significance of these practices in evaluating and adjusting the team’s defensive schemes. “We’re excited about the opportunity to face off against a team like the Titans,” he said. “These joint practices provide a great environment for us to test our techniques and improve our cohesion. Facing a different offensive style will challenge our players and help us identify areas for growth.”
Joint practices are an essential part of the preseason, offering a controlled setting to simulate game conditions without the pressure of a regular-season matchup. Macdonald’s enthusiasm reflects the coaching staff’s focus on maximizing these sessions to fine-tune their game plans and build team chemistry.
The Seahawks and Titans’ first practice in Tennessee marks the beginning of a critical phase in Seattle’s preparation. For Macdonald, it’s a chance to assess the defense’s readiness and adaptability, crucial components as the team aims to make a strong start to the season.
