SEATTLE — One sentence spoken from the NFL combine in Indianapolis very well may have framed the Seahawks’ path out of the despair of 2021. At the very least, it pinpointed a big reason they found themselves in such a mess in the first place. Addressing reporters Wednesday for the first time since he fired defensive coordinator Ken Norton Jr. and revamped his coaching staff on that side of the ball, coach Pete Carroll dropped his pearl of insight in the midst of addressing the defensive changes he foresees for Seattle in 2022. “I’ll tell you, we’ve been a little bit arrogant,” Carroll said. It…
