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Consider preseason cuts ... to Seahawks veterans’ schedule - (08/25)

RENTON – After a long practice on a warm afternoon, Seahawks players schlumped off the field with roughly the same body language as a crew that just wrapped up a swing shift on the assembly line at a car plant.

Green?s hard work led to ?the dirty work? - (08/25)

RENTON – As it turns out, Howard Green can do quite a few things on the football field. What he’s always refused to do, though, is take a hint. Couldn’t catch a clue with both hands.

It’s a no-brainer: Seahawks should keep Forsett - (08/25)

First off, Justin Forsett has to make this football team. NFL observers preach that you can’t make too much out of performances in preseason games.

Kirkland lives in hearts of many Seahawks - (08/25)

The Seahawks make their shortest road trip of the season next week, nine miles down I-405. But it will take them into the 21st Century.

Seahawks? Vallos from practice squad to center stage - (08/25)

KIRKLAND – Steve Vallos isn’t going to try to kid you and say that he saw this coming.

At first glance, Seahawks looking good - (08/25)

Really, it shouldn’t be going this well for the Seahawks.

Two starts in one: Morrow’s, 2009 Mariners - (08/25)

In at least one way, the Seattle Mariners’ 2009 season got under way Wednesday at Cheney Stadium.

Never flashy, rarely quotable, all Gray did in Seattle was win - (08/25)

KIRKLAND – NFL talent evaluators can bury you under a stack of numbers they call “the measurables.” And coaches sometimes allot playing time to younger athletes on the basis of “upside” and “potential.”

Carlson is rare Seahawks rookie who is worth yelling at - (08/25)

Apparently having studied films of some of his Seahawks tight end predecessors, John Carlson responds to the snap on a fourth-and-3 play by applying a casual block on the defensive end before releasing him into the backfield.

New doubters for Forsett to prove wrong - (08/25)

KIRKLAND – The 320-pound Howard Green blew past the offensive line unimpeded and arrived at the 5-foot-8 Justin Forsett before the rookie back could even consider evasive action.

Offensive line blocks nothing but optimism - (12/18)

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Write it off as meaningless if you want. That’s true in some ways: The Seahawks’ 13-10 loss to the Carolina Panthers on Sunday in no way affected their postseason status.

Violent deaths bring to light generosity of slain couple - (12/18)

On Sunday mornings like this, when the Seahawks play on the East Coast, Brian and Beverly Mauck might be scrambling eggs and frying bacon to go with biscuits and gravy to be served to an eager collection of their friends. The house would smell of breakfast and coffee, and all would convene in front of the television for kickoff.

Mr. Mom to special teams in just a snap - (12/13)

KIRKLAND – Jeff Robinson made a unique first impression on Mike Holmgren.

Sit down, Mike; it?s time to talk playoff picture - (12/12)

KIRKLAND – Gretchen Holmgren is off the hook a little bit this December.

Milestone moment surprises Holmgren - (12/12)

Normally, game balls are presented on the Friday following a Seattle Seahawks victory.

Seahawks try to kick Cardinals malaise - (12/09)

Maybe it’s an allergic condition, some kind of inexplicable negative reaction to the red in the uniforms, or the surly bird on the helmets.

Three-interception masterpiece says it all for soft-spoken Tatupu - (12/03)

PHILADELPHIA – As is his way, Lofa Tatupu didn’t want to make a big deal out of any of it.

Mike Price? He?s not what WSU needs - (12/03)

As I read theories on who should be hired in hopes of taking the Washington State football program back to the level reached by former coach Mike Price, I disagree with the candidacy of only one coach.

Hawks seek remedy for a.m. headaches - (11/29)

KIRKLAND – Last season about this time, the Seattle Seahawks sat atop a three-game cushion in the NFC West Division. They responded to this development by losing three straight and having to scrap to make the playoffs.

Outrageous fortune? ?Tis nobler than to suffer last-minute defeat - (11/26)

ST. LOUIS – You can’t coach luck.

Bulger just may get bit of ribbing - (11/26)

KIRKLAND – It might not be a good week to be Marc Bulger’s ribs.

The good news: You can toss out all the records - (11/21)

In case you haven’t bought a present, Saturday marks the 100th edition of the Apple Cup match.

In Hasselbeck Seahawks trust - (11/19)

Maybe it’s imagination, but with Shaun Alexander out with an injury and the running game reduced to secondary relevance, the Seattle Seahawks have never seemed more like Matt Hasselbeck’s team than they did in Sunday’s 30-23 win over Chicago.

Bears? turn to suffer Super Bowl hangover - (11/19)

The Chicago Bears display the classic symptoms: Under-productivity, sense of disappointment, malaise.

No room for ?bonehead? special teams - (11/19)

KIRKLAND – Mike Holmgren uses a time-tested football term for the kind of mistakes that were committed by the Seattle Seahawks special teams in Monday’s win over San Francisco.

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