Mansfield Wrotto News

Kentwan Balmer and Marcus Hudson are perhaps the most significant inactives for today's game.

The Seahawks suffered a setback before Sunday's game even started, and not just because running back Julius Jones missed his second consecutive game because of a bruised lung.

As expected, cornerback Josh Wilson won't play today because of a concussion. Here's the full list of Seahawks inactives: QB Mike Teel RB Julius Jones CB Josh Wilson G Mike Gibson G Mansfield Wrotto TE Cameron Morrah DT Craig Terrill DE Derek Walker Teel will serve as the third quarterback The Vikings are also down a starting cornerback, as Antoine ...

Seahawks S Jamar Adams FB Owen Schmitt G Mike Gibson G Mansfield Wrotto DT Red Bryant TE Cameron Morrah DE Derek Walker Mike Teel will serve as the third QB Cardinals LB Gerald Hayes LB Chike Okeafor G/T Herman Johnson G/T Brandon Keith TE Dominique Byrd WR Sean Morey TE Ben Patrick Brian St.

Sean Locklear is active today and the Hawks will only go with four receivers and DB Roy Lewis is active.

Clare Farnsworth of seahawks.com says the team could start the same five offensive linemen in back-to-back games for the first time since Week 2. So much for continuity.

RENTON Although he left his former team under less-than-ideal circumstances, Seattle Seahawks running back Edgerrin James says he doesn't hold a grudge against the Arizona Cardinals.

Cardinals at Seahawks When: Today, 1 p.m. Where: Qwest Field, Seattle TV/Radio: FOX/710 AM Key matchup Arizona receivers Larry Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin vs.

Nine months after coming up just short in the Super Bowl, Arizona's defense of the NFC championship hasn't exactly gone according to plan.

One guy to watch in today's Seahawks game against Arizona will be tight end John Carlson.

It's not exactly "Give Me the Damn Ball!" that old autobiography by Keyshawn Johnson, the outspoken former New York Jets receiver.

As Jim Mora said today, the Seahawks injury situation is slowly improving, as is evident on today's injury report, which has "only" four starters listed as out.

Jim Mora held his usual Monday press conference just a little while ago, and for the first time, the talk wasn't dominated by injuries.

Well, the Seahawks talked all week about this game being a must-win. And win they did.

Matched up against one of the NFL's best left tackles last week, Derrick Harvey's production was understandably up-and-down. Michael Roos, Tennessee's All-Pro blind side bookend, was able to wall Harvey off on several successful runs in the first halfa 'while the game hadn't yet gotten out-of-hand on the scoreboard.

Finding time for that kind of play isn't easy with Seattle's top two offensive tackles out, but in the 10 quarters since Matt Hasselbeck suffered his rib injury, Seattle hasn't completed a pass to a wide receiver for more than 25 yards.

"Three-step drop and throw it to me," the colorful Housh said with a smile Friday after the Seahawks completed their practice preparation for Sunday's 1:15 p.m. game against Jacksonville at Qwest Field.

Jim Mora admits he's still learning in his second go-round as an NFL coach. The latest lesson came Monday.

Offense: The Seahawks have nowhere to go but up, finishing 28th overall in total offense in 2008.

The Seahawks knew they had a puzzle to solve along their offensive line this preseason.