In the NFL, disastrous is often better than decent. The latter may keep fans interested in the team throughout the course of a season, but sometimes you need the former to keep them interested for the foreseeable future. This is especially true if a squad lacks star power in what might be the most important position in team sports — quarterback — which the Seahawks currently do. And this pending Super Bowl matchup between the 49ers and Chiefs serves as the eternal reminder that, in today’s game, you need a lights-out QB to win. This is not great news for Seattle, which is slated to pick 16th i…