You are either an intentional liar or have no idea what you are talking about. Since Carroll took over 4 players have received PED suspensions: 1 in 2011, 2 in 2012, and 1 in 2013. The first one was a practice squad player that didn't make the team, of the two in 2012 one now plays for New England (imagine that) and the other got cut, and the one last year is still on the team.
In no season has the Seahawks led the league in PED suspensions since Carroll got here. Year by year those honors would go to:
2010: tie between Carolina, Atlanta, Tennessee, and New England
2011: tie between St. Louis and Washington
2012: Denver
2013: tie between 12 teams
2014: Tampa Bay
Since Carroll's arrival the team with the most PED suspensions is the New York Giants while Denver, Baltimore, St. Louis, and Washington all have the same number as Seattle. If you put Browner on New England (since he plays for them now New England would be tied with Seattle as well)
Feel free to look it up yourself
2014 NFL Fines Suspensions Spotrac
t's also worth pointing out that according to the current rosters Seattle has one player with a PED suspension (Bruce) and New England has two that I know of off the top of my head (Browner and Spikes). Browner got booted from Seattle (mainly because Carroll was pissed about his suspensions) but Belichick welcomed him with open arms. He fits right into their culture.
Seahawks lead in PED bans under Pete Carroll - ESPN
That article is nearly two years old. On that very day in May of 2013, Seattle pulled into a tie with the Giants, Redskins, and Broncos for 4 PED suspensions since 2010. Since then 17 NFL players have been suspended for PEDs (and I can happily list all of them) but none of them play for the Seahawks. A short time later that very season Will Hill got busted again for the Giants bringing their total to 5.
Currently Seattle has had 4 suspensions since 2010, one behind the
Giants (5), and tied with
St. Louis (Nick Miller, Austin Pettis, Brody Eldridge, and JoLonn Dunbar),
Washington (Trent Williams, Phillip Buchanon, Jordan Black, and Cedrick Griffin),
Denver (Quentin Saulsberry, D.J. Williams [twice], and Virgil Green),
Baltimore (Asa Jackson [twice], Ryan McBean, and Haloti Ngata), and
New England (Brandon Spikes, Jermaine Cunningham, Brandon Boldin, and R.J. Mathis).
Now let's look at the Seahawks who got suspended:
RB Vai Taua (2011) - UFA who was with the Seahawks in training camp from Aug 14 - Sept 3 - CUT
OT Allen Barbre (2012) - Practice squad player - CUT
CB Brandon Browner (2012) - CUT - Now plays for New England (unsurprisingly)
DE/OLB Bruce Irvin (2013) - Current starter
So...not only do you have no idea what you are talking about regarding "Seattle leading the league in PED suspensions", you overlook that out of the four that got suspended, one didn't make the team, one wasn't even a player on the game day roster, and one now plays for the Patriots.
Again...feel free to look it up
2014 NFL Fines Suspensions Spotrac