Justin Britt: Critics of Seahawks' O-line 'aren't the ones paying us'
The Seattle Seahawks’ center sat down for an exclusive interview with the home of the Seahawks, Q13 News, and said his sole focus is on leading the offensive line’s young core.
The Seattle Seahawks’ center sat down for an exclusive interview with the home of the Seahawks, Q13 News, and said his sole focus is on leading the offensive line’s young core.
Is Bradley McDougald ready to be a full-fledged Legion of Boomer?
Bradley McDougald learned some hard lessons at a young age. He’s hoping the education he signed up for in Seattle isn’t as costly.
Bradley McDougald learned some hard lessons at a young age. He’s hoping the education he signed up for in Seattle isn’t as costly.
Chancellor: 'It would be a blessing' to finish career with Seahawks
For a guy who spent 10 days in a wheelchair this winter, Kam Chancellor sure is excited to put a Seahawks uniform on again.
For a guy who spent 10 days in a wheelchair this winter, Kam Chancellor sure is excited to put a Seahawks uniform on again.
Russell Wilson talks dirty diapers, 'hiking the baby out'
The Seattle Seahawks’ quarterback sat down for an exclusive interview with Q13 News, in part discussing the 3-month-old girl his wife, Ciara, gave birth to in April.
The Seattle Seahawks’ quarterback sat down for an exclusive interview with Q13 News, in part discussing the 3-month-old girl his wife, Ciara, gave birth to in April.
Wilson on reports of Seahawks discord: 'We want to be great - that's what it takes'
Russell Wilson downplayed offseason stories alleging discord in the Seattle Seahawks’ locker room, saying it was mostly a result of fans’ and the media’s misunderstanding of the fierce competition common among high-level athletes.
Russell Wilson downplayed offseason stories alleging discord in the Seattle Seahawks’ locker room, saying it was mostly a result of fans’ and the media’s misunderstanding of the fierce competition common among high-level athletes.
Seahawks training camp will begin July 30; tickets available Thursday
RENTON, Wash. – The Seattle Seahawks announced Monday morning that their first training camp practice will be held July 30, and said they’ll have 11 practices open to the public through Aug. 16.Fans who want to attend training camp can register for a spot at seahawks.com beginning Thursday at 10 a.m.Registration will be first-come, first-served, and anybody younger than 15 must be accompanied by an adult.RELATED: Seahawks think they got it right with offseason programSeason-ticket holders and Blue Pride members will have an exclusive window to grab spots as well.
RENTON, Wash. – The Seattle Seahawks announced Monday morning that their first training camp practice will be held July 30, and said they’ll have 11 practices open to the public through Aug. 16.Fans who want to attend training camp can register for a spot at seahawks.com beginning Thursday at 10 a.m.Registration will be first-come, first-served, and anybody younger than 15 must be accompanied by an adult.RELATED: Seahawks think they got it right with offseason programSeason-ticket holders and Blue Pride members will have an exclusive window to grab spots as well.
New Seahawks RB Eddie Lacy loses some pounds, picks up an easy $55,000
SEATTLE -- New Seahawks running back Eddie Lacy has bonuses built into his deal with Seattle if he loses a certain amount of weight over time.According to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, Lacy -- a former Green Bay Packers running back who has had trouble keeping his weight down -- was a whopping 267 pounds during one of his free agent visits this offseason.He now weighs 253 pounds, according to his agent -- and that was good for the first of seven potential weight bonuses in his Seahawks contract.
SEATTLE -- New Seahawks running back Eddie Lacy has bonuses built into his deal with Seattle if he loses a certain amount of weight over time.According to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, Lacy -- a former Green Bay Packers running back who has had trouble keeping his weight down -- was a whopping 267 pounds during one of his free agent visits this offseason.He now weighs 253 pounds, according to his agent -- and that was good for the first of seven potential weight bonuses in his Seahawks contract.
'Solid, but unspectacular:' What the national media are saying about Seahawks' draft
SEATTLE – If you’re not sure what to make of the Seattle Seahawks’ draft, you’re not alone.Various national analysts gave John Schneider and company a fairly wide array of grades for their work last week, though most agreed the Seahawks had an above average draft.Among the cheerleaders was NFL.com’s Chad Reuter, who gave the Seahawks an A-.
SEATTLE – If you’re not sure what to make of the Seattle Seahawks’ draft, you’re not alone.Various national analysts gave John Schneider and company a fairly wide array of grades for their work last week, though most agreed the Seahawks had an above average draft.Among the cheerleaders was NFL.com’s Chad Reuter, who gave the Seahawks an A-.
Commentary: The draft pick that hurts the most is the one the Seahawks didn’t get a chance to make
Everyone has a take on how the Seahawks did the NFL Draft. And while we won’t know for a year or two how they actually did, two things are clear to me:
Everyone has a take on how the Seahawks did the NFL Draft. And while we won’t know for a year or two how they actually did, two things are clear to me:
Seahawks close out draft with a running back and a receiver
The Seattle Seahawks closed out their draft Saturday afternoon with a bit of offense.The Seahawks used their two seventh-picks to draft East Central University receiver David Moore and Oklahoma State running back Chris Carson.That means they ended up with four defensive backs, two offensive linemen, two receivers, two defensive lineman and a running back.Moore, 6 feet tall and 219 pounds had 57 catches for 878 yards and 10 touchdowns last season as a senior, and 13 TDs and 1,079 yards as a junior.Carson had a bumpy senior season, missing four games with a thumb injury before finishing with 82 carries for 559 yards and nine touchdowns.
The Seattle Seahawks closed out their draft Saturday afternoon with a bit of offense.The Seahawks used their two seventh-picks to draft East Central University receiver David Moore and Oklahoma State running back Chris Carson.That means they ended up with four defensive backs, two offensive linemen, two receivers, two defensive lineman and a running back.Moore, 6 feet tall and 219 pounds had 57 catches for 878 yards and 10 touchdowns last season as a senior, and 13 TDs and 1,079 yards as a junior.Carson had a bumpy senior season, missing four games with a thumb injury before finishing with 82 carries for 559 yards and nine touchdowns.
LIVE UPDATES: Seattle Seahawks on Day 3 of the NFL draft
This is the part where we remind you that Kam Chancellor and Richard Sherman were fifth-round picks and Tom Brady was a sixth-rounder.The Seattle Seahawks will embark on the buried-treasure portion of the NFL draft Saturday, with four picks to try to unearth the next late-round gem – or at least some depth.
This is the part where we remind you that Kam Chancellor and Richard Sherman were fifth-round picks and Tom Brady was a sixth-rounder.The Seattle Seahawks will embark on the buried-treasure portion of the NFL draft Saturday, with four picks to try to unearth the next late-round gem – or at least some depth.
Seahawks draft Mississippi State offensive tackle Justin Senior in sixth round
The Seattle Seahawks added another piece to their offensive line Saturday afternoon, picking offensive tackle Justin Senior out of Mississippi State with their second sixth-round selection in the NFL draft.Senior is a 6-foot-5, 331-pound Montreal native.He started almost every game at left tackle for the Bulldogs the past three seasons, missing one game in 2015 with a knee injury.Senior is the second offensive lineman the Seahawks drafted, following LSU's Ethan Pocic in the second round.The Seahawks have two seventh-round picks (226 and 249) remaining.Here's what they've done so far:Seahawks take defensive lineman Malik McDowell with their first pick of the draftSeahawks select LSU offensive lineman Ethan Pocic with their second pick of draftSeahawks go heavy on defense in the third roundSeahawks use fourth-round pick on another defensive backSeahawks draft Mike Tyson (no, not THAT Mike Tyson)
The Seattle Seahawks added another piece to their offensive line Saturday afternoon, picking offensive tackle Justin Senior out of Mississippi State with their second sixth-round selection in the NFL draft.Senior is a 6-foot-5, 331-pound Montreal native.He started almost every game at left tackle for the Bulldogs the past three seasons, missing one game in 2015 with a knee injury.Senior is the second offensive lineman the Seahawks drafted, following LSU's Ethan Pocic in the second round.The Seahawks have two seventh-round picks (226 and 249) remaining.Here's what they've done so far:Seahawks take defensive lineman Malik McDowell with their first pick of the draftSeahawks select LSU offensive lineman Ethan Pocic with their second pick of draftSeahawks go heavy on defense in the third roundSeahawks use fourth-round pick on another defensive backSeahawks draft Mike Tyson (no, not THAT Mike Tyson)
Seahawks draft Mike Tyson (no, not THAT Mike Tyson)
SEATTLE – Mike Tyson is a Seattle Seahawk.Not THAT Mike Tyson, obviously.With their first pick of the sixth round of the NFL draft Saturday, the Seahawks chose Cincinnati safety Mike Tyson.
SEATTLE – Mike Tyson is a Seattle Seahawk.Not THAT Mike Tyson, obviously.With their first pick of the sixth round of the NFL draft Saturday, the Seahawks chose Cincinnati safety Mike Tyson.
Seahawks use fourth-round pick on another defensive back
RENTON, Wash. – The Seahawks made another move to beef up the secondary Saturday morning, using their fourth-round pick on Colorado safety Tedric Thompson.Thompson is 6 feet tall and 204 pounds, and was a second-team All-Pac 12 selection last year.Thompson had 13 career interceptions with the Buffaloes, as well 34 pass deflections and 246 tackles.
RENTON, Wash. – The Seahawks made another move to beef up the secondary Saturday morning, using their fourth-round pick on Colorado safety Tedric Thompson.Thompson is 6 feet tall and 204 pounds, and was a second-team All-Pac 12 selection last year.Thompson had 13 career interceptions with the Buffaloes, as well 34 pass deflections and 246 tackles.
LIVE UPDATES: The Seattle Seahawks on Day 2 of the 2017 NFL draft
RENTON, Wash. – You could make an argument that today is the single most important day of the year for the Seattle Seahawks.With six total picks in Round 2 and 3 of the NFL draft, much will be decided concerning both the Seahawks’ present and future.
RENTON, Wash. – You could make an argument that today is the single most important day of the year for the Seattle Seahawks.With six total picks in Round 2 and 3 of the NFL draft, much will be decided concerning both the Seahawks’ present and future.
Seahawks go heavy on defense in the third round
RENTON, Wash. - The Seattle Seahawks beefed up their defense in the third round of the NFL draft Friday, adding two defensive backs, a defensive lineman and a wide receiver.With their first pick of the third round – No. 90 overall – the Seahawks took Central Florida cornerback Shaquill Griffin.Griffin is 6-foot-1 and 200 pounds, and started his last two seasons for the Golden Knights.
RENTON, Wash. - The Seattle Seahawks beefed up their defense in the third round of the NFL draft Friday, adding two defensive backs, a defensive lineman and a wide receiver.With their first pick of the third round – No. 90 overall – the Seahawks took Central Florida cornerback Shaquill Griffin.Griffin is 6-foot-1 and 200 pounds, and started his last two seasons for the Golden Knights.
Seahawks select LSU offensive lineman Ethan Pocic with their second pick of draft
RENTON, Wash. – After three trades and 57 picks in the NFL draft, the Seattle Seahawks finally did something resembling what fans expected Friday night.
RENTON, Wash. – After three trades and 57 picks in the NFL draft, the Seattle Seahawks finally did something resembling what fans expected Friday night.
Pete Carroll tweets out annual draft clues
RENTON, Wash. - There's probably nothing to be gleaned from them, but Pete Carroll tweeted out his annual draft clues on Thursday afternoon in the hours leading up to the NFL draft.All were song titles: "Love and happiness," "Up the mountain," "Always on my mind," "Love is like a heat wave," "White flag" and "Defying gravity."Carroll promised four Seahawks tickets to whoever guesses correctly.
RENTON, Wash. - There's probably nothing to be gleaned from them, but Pete Carroll tweeted out his annual draft clues on Thursday afternoon in the hours leading up to the NFL draft.All were song titles: "Love and happiness," "Up the mountain," "Always on my mind," "Love is like a heat wave," "White flag" and "Defying gravity."Carroll promised four Seahawks tickets to whoever guesses correctly.
Seahawks trade down in first round, getting 3rd, 7th in return
SEATTLE – It might be the least surprising trade in Seattle Seahawks history.The Seahawks traded down in the first round of the NFL draft on Thursday night, swapping their No. 26 overall pick to the Atlanta Falcons.Seattle dropped to No. 31 in the first round in return, getting a third-round pick and seventh-round pick in the bargain.
SEATTLE – It might be the least surprising trade in Seattle Seahawks history.The Seahawks traded down in the first round of the NFL draft on Thursday night, swapping their No. 26 overall pick to the Atlanta Falcons.Seattle dropped to No. 31 in the first round in return, getting a third-round pick and seventh-round pick in the bargain.
LIVE UPDATES: The Seahawks in Round 1 of the 2017 NFL draft
RENTON, Wash. - By the end of the night, the Seattle Seahawks could look dramatically different.By the end of the night, the Seattle Seahawks could also look exactly the same.Months of rumors and speculation will finally give way to action beginning Thursday at 5 p.m., when the NFL draft gets underway.Will John Schneider and Pete Carroll decide to trade Richard Sherman after all?
RENTON, Wash. - By the end of the night, the Seattle Seahawks could look dramatically different.By the end of the night, the Seattle Seahawks could also look exactly the same.Months of rumors and speculation will finally give way to action beginning Thursday at 5 p.m., when the NFL draft gets underway.Will John Schneider and Pete Carroll decide to trade Richard Sherman after all?