Archive for February, 2009

28 Feb

What Happened, Reggie?

Posted by: Shaun Dolence

Neuheisel put character first.

Reggie Williams is interested in coming back to the Pacific Northwest to play football with the Seahawks?
“Of course, I’d like to come back and play for the Seahawks,” Reggie Williams recently told reporters, expressing a desire to play back home. “I’d definitely like to come back to the [...]

28 Feb

Maurice Morris Gone

Posted by: Shaun Dolence

Best of luck in Detroit, Maurice.

Maurice Morris is no longer a Seattle Seahawk. On Friday evening, the running back agreed to a three-year, $7 million contract with the Detroit Lions. Morris, who will be entering his eighth season out of Oregon, will turn 30 years old later this year.
Not an extremely surprising [...]

27 Feb

Houshmandzadeh in Seattle

Posted by: Shaun Dolence
According to several reports, free agent wide receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh is in Seattle today. Houshmandzadeh, considered by most to be the best receiver available in free agency, lists Seattle among his list of favorable destinations, which also includes New York (Giants), San Francisco, Miami, and Philadelphia.
Houshmandzadeh, along with his list of preferred [...]

24 Feb

Wish List: Update

Posted by: Shaun Dolence
Okay, so maybe the free agent wish list that I recently assembled was a little optimistic. Teams are beginning to focus more on retaining their own talent, proven by an unprecedented fourteen players being given the franchise tag this year. As a result, a majority of the big names are no longer [...]

23 Feb

Crabtree: And There’s More …

Posted by: Shaun Dolence

Oh, I forgot to mention …

It appears that although Michael Crabtree will not work out at the NFL Combine, he WILL be the player making the most headlines until the draft. Yet more news about the receiver from Texas Tech has been released, most of which contradicts what I wrote in my [...]

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