Sean Locklear News

Scott from Roseville, Calif., writes: What is your gut on Tim Ruskell's status? My gut is no matter what others may think, if Ruskell is not given another year, Mike Holmgren is going to be given the keys.

Glendale, Ariz. For all of the talk about Larry Fitzgerald's imposing physique and jumping ability, strong hands might be the most valuable asset of the best receiver in the NFL.

After practice today Seahawks head coach Jim Mora said that offensive tackle Sean Locklear will get his first action since suffering a high-ankle sprain against San Francisco in the second game of the season, starting at left tackle for Seattle at Arizona on Sunday.

GLENDALE, Ariz. Fantasy football is popular, so let's engage in a little. Certainly, to think the Seahawks have much of a chance to beat the Arizona Cardinals today seems somewhere out there beyond realistic.

Arizona Cardinals starting linebackers Gerald Hayes and Chike Okeafor were inactive for Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks.

Seahawks rookie wide receiver Deon Butler and Seattle Times sports columnist Jerry Brewer continue with Part 9 of their weekly diary about what life in the NFL is like for a rookie.

Sean Locklear will start at left tackle for the Seahawks in Sunday's key divisional game at Arizona.

Don't get me wrong, the Seahawks' 2-5 start is horrendous. A In nearly each of its losses, this team has looked down right ugly.

Seattle's Olindo Mare made kicks from 37, 37, 24 and 20 yards on Sunday. He's made nine straight since missing two in a loss to Chicago.

Seattle's 12th Man is restless, angry and perhaps even a little bitter this week.

With a sore shoulder and still healing ribs, Matt Hasselbeck had the game in his hands Sunday, and the decision to lean heavily on the passing game paid off in the form of a come-from-behind victory.

So you want Mike Holmgren to replace Tim Ruskell as the Seahawks' general manager, huh? That seems to be the generally vehement sentiment in the wake of the Seahawks' injury-riddled 2-5 start.

SEAHAWKS: Every player on roster is healthy enough to practice; Mora says Locklear will play against Lions ERIC D. WILLIAMS; The News Tribune Published November 07, 2009 Comments Photos Renton Friday was a first for the Seattle Seahawks.

Jim Mora concluded his team's preparation with a healthy discussion after practice Friday.

Seahawks coach Jim Mora joked that Friday was a special day because everyone--aside from the three players on injured reserve--practiced without limitation today.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck was back practicing in full Thursday after taking it easy Wednesday to rest his recovering ribs.

Seahawks-NFL YAHOO! Seahawks / NFL RENTON - Ever since the Seahawks lost in embarrassing fashion at home to Arizona last month, we've been hearing plenty about what isn't the problem for Seattle, which now sits at 2-5. Lack of Effort? "No. No, there's not an effort issue with this football team," Seahawks coach Jim Mora said a day after that loss ...

RENTON Early in the day Wednesday, the Seattle Seahawks had strong hopes that oft-injured left tackle Sean Locklear could be a viable contributor in the game Sunday, when the Seahawks play host to the Detroit Lions at Qwest Field.

Seattle coach Jim Mora said Hasselbeck "was a little bit beat up, like what happens to a lot of quarterbacks in this league" after playing in all of last weekend's 38-17 loss at Dallas.

OUT LB Lofa Tatupu Did Not Participate QB Matt Hasselbeck T Sean Locklear S C.J. Wallace Limited Participation in Practice RB Julius Jones DE Patrick Kerney Full Participation in Practice G Rob Sims Dallas Did Not Participate in Practice FB Deon Anderson CB Allen Rossum Full Participation in Practice RB Marion Barber S Gerald Sensabaugh LB DeMarcus ...