47 min ago | Field Gulls
Seahawks Chris Harper and WR Sparq
Chris Harper was the 14th wide receiver selected in the 2013 NFL Draft. The Seattle Seahawks took the big, physical senior out of Kansas State late in the 4th round, and according to our Adjusted SPARQ metrics , he was the 4th rated athlete drafted at the WR position out of the first 15 WRs selected in the 2013 Draft.
4 hrs ago | Seattle Times
On the feeling he has coming out of OTAs and minicamp: "Confidence. The biggest thing around the locker room [is] we haven't [forgotten] what happened in Atlanta.
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Coffee & Cigarettes: Seahawks links for Tuesday
Muscle & Fitness We caught up with "The Boz" to talk about movies, steroids, and the biggest problems facing the NFL and NCAA.
Seattle Seahawks 2013 Breakout Player Projections
Oct 7, 2012; Charlotte, NC, USA; Seattle Seahawks guard James Carpenter on the sidelines during the first half at Bank of America Stadium.
Tarvaris Jackson Lands Back in Seattle
Dec 24, 2011, Seattle, WA, USA; Seattle Seahawks quarterback Tarvaris Jackson scrambles against the San Francisco 49ers during the second quarter at CenturyLink Field.
49ers Schedule Preview 2013: Seattle Seahawks
We are mere months away from kickoff. Let's take a look at some of the storylines we can expect each week.
T-Jack gets new deal, will battle for backup
Tarvaris Jackson arrived to familiar surroundings at Seattle Seahawks headquarters on Thursday, took a physical and agreed to terms on a one-year deal to re-join a team that had traded him to Buffalo 10 months ago.
Seahawks pursued Reggie Bush before landing Percy Harvin
Former USC, Saints, Dolphins, and now-Lions running back Reggie Bush disclosed in a recent interview that the Seahawks showed interest in him early on in the free agency period, noting : "I could've signed back with Miami, Arizona.
T.O. mentions Vikings, Chiefs as potential fits
Before going any farther, I need to disclose that Terrell Owens thinks I'm the devil .
Wednesday mini-camp quick notes
The Seahawks wrapped up their second day of mini-camps on Wednesday without much news to report.Really, not much at all.
Morning kickoff --- Mini-camp begins today
The Seahawks get back on the field today for the first of three mandatory mini-camp practices - the others are Wednesday and Thursday.
Pete Carroll says Seahawks have address PED issue
Harbaugh, the 49ers' coach whose rocky relationship with Seattle coach Pete Carroll dates back to their Pac-10 days, said, among other things, that "if you cheat to win, then you've already lost."
Seattle Seahawks Training Camp Profile: Doug Baldwin
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin had a breakout season his rookie year when he led the team in receiving yards in 2011, but his production declined a bit last season.
Jan 6, 2013; Landover, MD, USA; Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson rolls out before attempting a pass during the first quarter of the NFC Wild Card playoff game against the Washington Redskins at FedEx Field.
Pete Carroll, Russell Wilson embracing Seahawks' expectations
RENTON, Wash. - As the Seattle Seahawks continue to hear the buzz that they just might wind up the best team in the NFC this season, head coach Pete Carroll had a couple of options for dealing with the expectations descending on his young team: Embrace them, or try to ignore them altogether.
Seahawks' Percy Harvin leaves drama back in Minnesota
RENTON, Wash. -- Percy Harvin's next reception will be the most important catch of his life.
Seattle Seahawks: Is This The Year Golden Tate Finally Breaks Out?
The Seattle Seahawks head into the 2013 season with some pretty monstrous expectations.
5 NFC West Offensive Players Set Up For Success In 2013
Every season there are the players who have a lot of potential yet have disappointing seasons.
Golden Tate ready to pick up where he left off with Seahawks
Golden Tate stretches for a TD against Chicago last December as he and quarterback Russell Wilson developed a great working relationship.
Versatility makes D-lineman Bennett valuable to Seahawks
So often in sports, "tweener" is the worst label you can slap on an athlete. Maybe his combination of size and athletic ability make him fall right between the ideal for a linebacker and a safety, or maybe he's too small to be a power forward, but not quite athletic enough or a good enough shooter to be a small forward or guard.