At 3-6 the Seattle Seahawks have taken yet another step back since their Super Bowl run in 2005. Whether it be injuries, poor performance or losing key players the Seahawks have fallen from the elite of the NFL down to the level of the Bills, Redskins and Raiders. After going 4-12 in 2008 the Seahawks decided not to rebuild but more retool and re boost to make a quick turn around, making it seem like nothing happened. Well that plan has completely backfired on Mora, Ruskell and the Seahawks organization. Not only are the Seahawks 3-6 but they have looked horrendous on both sides of the ball this entire season. They have have two fluke blowouts against the St Louis Rams (1-7) and the Jacksonville Jaguars (5-4). Outside of those two games the Seahawks have looked confused, [...] Continue reading →

Disclaimer: My previous article about having Mike Teel as the QB meant as a tryout for this season. I am and have backed the idea of a rookie QB in 2010. I will for sure get lip but this disclaimer is for that fact. Since 2001 Matt Hasselbeck has been quarterback of the Seattle Seahawks. In that span of time the [...] Continue reading →

The deadline to claim running back Larry Johnson off waivers from Kansas City is now passed and any one of the 32 NFL teams can now make their push if the may to sign the former star running back. However, the Seattle Seahawks will not be that team. [...] Continue reading →

In his usual Monday morning press conference, Seahawks head coach Jim Mora Jr had a few things to say about his team, hoping to either find what he's looking for or to light a fire under this team. Mora's quote was "We are going to find out who the strong people are, and they are going to be here fighting with us until the end," He would go on to say... [...] Continue reading →

Matt Hasselbeck and Seneca Wallace have both been under center this season for the Seattle Seahawks. Hasselbeck, the pure starting quarterback has played in four games (three complete games) after battling a fractured rib for two weeks. Sen-I-cat [...] Continue reading →

The media icon that is the NFL seemed to go from a league with players playing to win and get the prize inside every box (the Super Bowl) to a league that's been loaded with player conduct problems, divas, and players just in it for the money. On Aug. 8, 2006, Roger Goodell was selected to succeed retiring commissioner Paul Tagliabue, voted on by 31 NFL GMs (Oakland abstained from all voting). Goodell officially became the acting commissioner on [...] Continue reading →

Breaking news from The Seattle Times and Seahawks.com. The Seahawks officially announced today that All world LT Walter Jones will be out for the remainder of the 2009 season and it could very well mean the end of his outstanding career. Walter Jones' season ended before he could even get it started. Jones underwent arthroscopic knee surgery in December to clear out cartilage and it was expected he would make a strong recovery. That never happened. By placing Jones' on IR the Seahawks really are shutting themselves down for the Seahawks and looking ahead to 2010, which is the first right move Jim Mora has made all year. RT Sean Locklear is not expected to play this week against the Dallas Cowboys. Recently signed OT Damion McIntosh is expected to [...] Continue reading →

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March 2nd, 2001 the Seattle Seahawks traded for Green Bay Packers backup quarterback Matt Hasselbeck in what would become the Seahawks best quarterback in franchise history. [...] Continue reading →

Since 2000 the Seahawks have had three general managers. Former head coach/GM Mike Holmgren (1999-2002), Bob Ferguson (2002-2005) and Tim Ruskell (2005-present). All three where respectable GM's. Holmgren built the foundation for the super bowl team of 2005 and was responsible for the Seahawks best decade in team history as both coach and GM. [...] Continue reading →