Shaun Alexander News

Second in an eight-part series as Times NFL writer Sam Farmer analyzes the league by division.

Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb, Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis & Seahawks running back Shaun Alexander are among the stars who've gotten major injuries after being the Madden cover boy.

No, he did not get a job in the NFL, per se. Here is a press release keeping you up to date: Former Seattle Seahawks running back Shaun Alexander is playing a new position this football season: rookie virtual ...

There's a chip the size of Texas on Julius Jones' shoulder. And he's the first one to admit it.

The NFL season is just 3 or so weeks away and 2005 NFL MVP Shaun Alexander is still a free agent after he was released by the Seahawks earlier this offseason.

Matt from Seattle writes: Sando, Is Shaun Alexander a hall of famer? I raise this question after reading your Largent post.

The Seattle Seahawks are a team in transition as they chase a fifth consecutive NFC West title.

A tour around the NFC West on what is predicted to be a scorching hot Friday afternoon.

The opposition was throwing the ball all over the place when Marshall Faulk watched his son's football game last year.

If the Seattle Seahawks play during the regular season the way they did for the first quarter of the Friday preseason game in Minneapolis, National Football League officials may just award them the Lombardi ...

Video-game enthusiasts are familiar with the phrase "Madden Curse." For the rest, here's a synopsis: The John Madden franchise of video football games, dating to 1988, is named for the famed Oakland Raiders ...

The Seahawks overhauled their backfield this offseason, signing Julius Jones and T.J. Duckett, releasing Shaun Alexander and then choosing Owen Schmitt and Justin Forsett in the NFL Draft.

This was an interesting setting for Mack Strong , after playing fullback during most of the past 15 years for the Seattle Seahawks, watching training camp for the first time as a non-player ... retirement ...

Mike Holmgren used to do more than simply hand it to his running backs. He had his quarterbacks throw to them, too.

On the one hand, Matt Hasselbeck knows it could be a lot worse. He could be back in Green Bay, dealing with the dozens of national media members who are touring with the NFL's latest circus.

Leonard Weaver was singing. Again. Not in the locker room. Or the shower. Or his house, his church or on the visits he still enjoys with former Seattle teammate Shaun Alexander.

Julius Jones looks around the Seahawks' practice fields and smiles. Tall, lush evergreens outnumber fans watching the four-time defending NFC West champions by, oh, about 100-0. Demoted by the Cowboys last year ...

Julius Jones looks around the Seahawks' practice fields and smiles. Tall, lush evergreens outnumber fans watching the four-time defending NFC West champions by, oh, about 100-0. Demoted by the Cowboys last year ...

Julius Jones looks around the Seahawks' practice fields and smiles. Tall, lush evergreens outnumber fans watching the four-time defending NFC West champions by, oh, about 100-0. Demoted by the Cowboys last year ...

Julius Jones looks around the Seahawks' practice fields and smiles. Tall, lush evergreens outnumber fans watching the four-time defending NFC West champions by, oh, about 100-0. Demoted by the Cowboys last year ...