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• Guess who's announcing Sunday's game? Drink up friends
• Holmgren acknowledges interest in Browns job
• Friday practice report: Jennings to start at CB
• Morning Links: Will Hawks get shut out of Pro Bowl?
• Thursday practice report: It all starts with Peterson
• Week 11 pick 'em challenge
• Morning links: Browns owner mum on Holmgren
• Holmgren acknowledges interest in Browns job
• Friday practice report: Jennings to start at CB
• Morning Links: Will Hawks get shut out of Pro Bowl?
• Thursday practice report: It all starts with Peterson
• Week 11 pick 'em challenge
• Morning links: Browns owner mum on Holmgren
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Renton – The carousel at cornerback has circled back to Kelly Jennings.
Renton – The Seattle Seahawks’ leading receiver from a year ago is having trouble getting his touches of late.
A losing season is now out of the equation for the 2009 Minnesota Vikings, not that such a notion had ever really entered this talented team's scope.
Renton – It’s been almost four years since Pro Bowl offensive guard Steve Hutchinson got away from Seattle to Minnesota, and it’s still a sore spot for Seahawks fans.
Renton – Is T.J. Houshmandzadeh experiencing buyer’s remorse?
The Seattle Seahawks announced Wednesday that running back Julius Jones will miss Sunday's game at Minnesota because of a bruised lung.
RENTON – With starting running back Julius Jones likely out with a bruised lung for this week’s game against Minnesota, the Seattle Seahawks will turn to the running back tandem of Justin Forsett and Louis Rankin to carry the load Sunday.
Renton – After reviewing video of his team’s 31-20 loss to Arizona, Seattle Seahawks Jim Mora had a long list of concerns he submitted to the league’s officiating office on Monday for their consideration.
Asked today about a play in Sunday’s game where, after a sack by teammate Clark Haggans, Arizona defensive tackle Darnell Dockett squashed Seattle quarterback Matt Hasselbeck’s throat with his elbow, Seahawks coach Jim Mora said if it isn’t against the rules, then his players should be doing it to.
In the aftermath of the Seahawks’ 31-20 loss Sunday to the Arizona Cardinals, Eric Williams today steered the weekly Monday Morning Quarterback Chat toward the future, since most agree the past is too painful and this season is indeed toast. Where does the Seahawks ‘rebuilding begin? Drafting a quarterback in the first round ? An offensive lineman? A dominant pass-rusher? Does GM Tim Ruskell have to go first? Head coach Jim Mora? Discussion on those topics and more can be found in today’s chat transcript on the Seahawks Insider blog.
Glendale, Ariz. – Now the Seahawks need to start playing for the future.
GLENDALE, Ariz. – Some Arizona defenders after the game said that the difficulty in dealing with Seattle running back Justin Forsett was not so much in tackling him, but in finding him.
Glendale, Ariz. – Ask and you will receive.
Glendale, Ariz. – Let the rebuilding begin in earnest for the Seattle Seahawks.
In a rush
The Seahawks rushed for a franchise-low 14 yards in the first game against Arizona. Behind Justin Forsett's 123 yards Sunday, the Hawks piled up 164 yards for an average of 6.8 yards per carry. Grade: good
The Seahawks rushed for a franchise-low 14 yards in the first game against Arizona. Behind Justin Forsett's 123 yards Sunday, the Hawks piled up 164 yards for an average of 6.8 yards per carry. Grade: good
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