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October 4, 2014
Britt challenged with 3rd position in 3 seasons with Seattle
About to begin his third season, Justin Britt is embarking on learning his third position on the Seattle Seahawks offensive line. ''I'm definitely losing a lot of hair because of it,'' Britt joked Wednesday. The offensive line will be the mostly closely watched unit until the season opener on Sept. 11 because of all the changes.
Seahawks to follow Patriots' lead in developing Brandon Browner's new role
While the position change with the Seattle Seahawks is new to Brandon Browner, some of the things he has being asked to do are not.
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Bruce Irvin: Raiders ready to 'capture this AFC West'
Bruce Irvin didn't leave the Seahawks to join a sinking ship. The new Raiders pass rusher believes the fun will continue in Oakland, where, he says: "We're on the way up."
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Kam Chancellor gives Allen Iverson a Seahawks jersey at celebrity hoops game
Charity basketball event features Allen Iverson as a coach of players named Lynch, Sherman, Browner, Fitzgerald and Vick.
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Highlights, Analysis from the Opening Seattle Regional
RENTON, Wash. — The Virginia Mason Athletic Center (VMAC), the Seattle Seahawks' headquarters and training facility, served as the final stop of The Opening's regional competitions for the 2016 cycle Saturday...
Why Marshawn Lynch is not coming back to play for the Seahawks in 2016
Even if Marshawn Lynch did decide to end his retirement after just four months, it's unlikely he'd fit in the Seahawks' financial plan for 2016.
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Doug Baldwin expects to begin extension talks with Seahawks soon
Baldwin is coming off a breakout year and hopes to be in Seattle for a while longer
Seahawks 'counting on' returns of Rawls, Graham
The Seahawks are hopeful of having running back Thomas Rawls and tight end Jimmy Graham back for Week 1 of the regular season, coach Pete Carroll said.
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NFL-National Football League roundup
(Refiles to correct headline to NFL from NBA) May 22 (The Sports Xchange) - Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman is hoping for a change of heart from running back Marshawn Lynch, who announced his retirement in February. Sherman told NFL Media's Michael Robinson that he is not fully convinced Beast Mode's career is officially over. "I don't put anything past him," Sherman said on Saturday.
Richard Sherman won't be surprised if Marshawn Lynch plays in 2016
Seahawks star cornerback isn't completely convinced Beast Mode will stay in retirement mode
Sherman Comments on Lynch's Retirement, Future
Marshawn Lynch announced his retirement in February, but Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman is not fully convinced that Beast Mode is officially over. Sherman told NFL Media's Michael Robinson ( via NFL...
Sherman expresses hope Marshawn Lynch will return
Marshawn Lynch's NFL career appears to be over, but former Seahawks teammate Richard Sherman isn't so sure. The cornerback says Lynch is "about as predictive as a pair of dice."
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Bennett touts bid for 2016 NFL defensive MVP
Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett says that thanks to his training and conditioning he has a chance to be among the top candidates to claim the NFL's defensive player of the year honor.
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Russell Wilson gets a blinged-out Seahawks jersey, immediately ruins it
Russell Wilson got a new Seahawks jersey and it's already ruined.
Latest News, Rumors Surrounding Doug Baldwin's Contract
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin is coming off a career season and entering the final year of his contract. Continue for updates...
Doug Baldwin: 'We're going to miss' Marshawn Lynch
Doug Baldwin understands the challenges facing the Seahawks on offense with Marshawn Lynch no longer playing. The receiver says it will be tough for Seattle to fill the void left by Lynch's retirement.
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Vic Beasley preparing for move to SAM linebacker
Vic Beasley is preparing for a position switch, moving from the defensive line to linebacker. The Atlanta Falcons will likely use Beasley similar to how the Seahawks deployed Bruce Irvin.
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Pete Carroll driven by small stature in high school
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll is one of the most psychologically forward coaches in the league. So, what drives Carroll? Turns out it was the coach's stature in high school and the mentality that followed.
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Michael Bennett Comments on Contract, Sam Bradford
Seattle Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett is set to make $10 million over the final two years of his four-year, $28.5 million deal he signed back in 2014, via Spotrac ...
Seahawks' Michael Bennett on Sam Bradford's gripes: 'I just almost threw up'
Seahawks defensive lineman doesn't know how Bradford's teammates will react to his holdout
Seahawks' Bennett won't hold out, rips Bradford
Despite being unhappy with his current deal, Seahawks DE Michael Bennett said he has no plans to hold out when training camp begins.
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Brandon Mebane thinks the Chargers are more talented on D than the Seahawks
The Chargers' new defensive lineman sees a ton of potential in San Diego
Michael Bennett slams Bradford for wanting to be traded
Seattle Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett wants his own new contract, but in the mean time he slammed Sam Bradford for not wanting to compete for a job.
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Russell Wilson's memory about his time at NC State is conveniently fuzzy
The Seahawks' QB seemed to forget several things during a recent graduation speech
Pete Carroll: We need to help players find purpose after football
Ricardo Lockette says the Seahawks prepared him well for life after football, and coach Pete Carroll says it's important for teams to do even more.
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Mebane: Chargers Defense Has More Talent Than Seahawks'
San Diego Chargers defensive lineman Brandon Mebane appears to be excited about his new team, saying it has more natural ability than his former squad, the Seattle Seahawks ...
Seahawks sign LB Khairi Fortt, waives LB Christian French
RENTON, Wash. (AP) -- The Seattle Seahawks have signed linebacker Khairi Fortt after waiving linebacker Christian French due to an injury.
Doug Baldwin Comments on Free Agency, Coaches, More
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin is heading into the final year of the three-year, $13 million contract extension he signed with the team back in 2014, per Spotrac ...
Russell Wilson to graduates: Don't throw INT in SB
Russell Wilson gave a commencement speech to University of Wisconsin grads this weekend. The Seattle Seahawks quarterback joked that the graduates should avoid throwing interceptions late in the Super Bowl.
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Russell Wilson Says NC State Coach Said He'd Never Play in the NFL
Seattle Seahawks star quarterback Russell Wilson revealed in a commencement speech at Wisconsin that a coach at NC State told him he'd never be an NFL quarterback...
Russell Wilson's commencement speech at Wisconsin
Seahawks QB Russell Wilson gave the commencement speech at Wisconsin on Saturday. His message: If you know you're capable, don't take no as an answer.
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Seahawks QB Wilson gives advice to graduates
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson poked fun at himself for the biggest interception in Super Bowl history while giving a commencement speech at Wisconsin on Saturday.
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Ricardo Lockette on retirement decision: 'I love my family, and I'd rather walk'
In discussing the brutal injury that ended his career, Seahawks receiver Ricardo Lockette said: 'You live by the sword and you die by the sword.'
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Seahawks' Lockette steps away after injury: 'Life goes on'
Ricardo Lockette arrived in the NFL with zero fanfare, just another undrafted free agent with a specific skill who was being given a chance. The turnout spoke to the lasting impact Lockette had in Seattle - a story that can't be told through statistics - before retiring because of a severe neck injury suffered last season in a game against Dallas. ''My teammates helped me to be who I was and we...
Seahawks GM not 100 percent sure if Marshawn Lynch is actually retiring - CBSSports.com
Beast Mode still needs to file his NFL papers to officially be in retirement mode
NFL Seahawks receiver retires after life-threatening injury
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Ricardo Lockette, who suffered a life-threatening injury during a game last season, announced his retirement from the NFL on Thursday after five seasons. The 29-year-old veteran, who also handled kicking unit duties, was hurt in the eighth week of last season at a contest in Dallas after taking a hit from Jeff Heath of the Cowboys while covering a punt. Doctors to...
Schneider: Michael Bennett not 'fine' with current contract
Michael Bennett remains away from Seahawks offseason workouts. General manager John Schneider says he doesn't believe the pass rusher is "fine" with his current contract.
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Schneider Comments on Lynch's Retirement Decision
Retired NFL running back Marshawn Lynch may only be 30 years old, but Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider doesn't think his team's former playmaker will be back on the field in 2016...
Neck injury forces Lockette into retirement: report
(Reuters) - Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Ricardo Lockette will retire from football due to a neck injury, the NFL said on its website on Wednesday. Lockette, 29, was injured in November during a punt return play against the Dallas Cowboys when he suffered a concussion along with disk and ligament damage and subsequently underwent surgery. Lockette played in 34 games over five NFL seasons for ...
Seahawks receiver to retire six months after taking a near fatal hit - CBSSports.com
Ricardo Lockette played for five seasons after signing with the Seahawks as an undrafted free agent in 2011.
Seahawks wide receiver Ricardo Lockette retiring
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Ricardo Lockette is retiring six months after suffering a serious neck injury in a game at Dallas. The team confirmed the retirement and has scheduled a news conference with Lockette on Thursday. Lockette was knocked out and remained motionless on the field for several minutes after a hit by Cowboys safety Jeff Heath during the Nov. 1 victory over Dallas.
Seahawks WR Lockette will retire, source says
Seahawks receiver Ricardo Lockette has decided to retire in the wake of a serious neck injury he suffered last season.
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Terrible neck injury forces Seahawks WR Ricardo Lockette to retire
When Seattle Seahawks receiver Ricardo Lockette fell to the turf in Dallas and didn't move last season, and when he stayed down for a long time after, you knew it was a very serious injury.
Ricardo Lockette Reportedly to Retire
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Ricardo Lockette will reportedly retire after suffering a season-ending neck injury that required surgery last November...
Ricardo Lockette announces his retirement
Ricardo Lockette has walked away from football. The Seattle Seahawks wide receiver announced on Thursday that he has officially retired from the NFL.
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Rookie WR Kenny Lawler makes strong first impression with Seahawks
Seventh-round pick Kenny Lawler performed well in the Seattle Seahawks rookie minicamp, as the rangy WR showed ability to catch balls in traffic.
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Brandon Browner to play hybrid safety for Seahawks
Brandon Browner will get a chance to find his niche again in Seattle. Instead of playing cornerback, the veteran defensive back will play a hybrid safety role in 2016, Pete Carroll said.
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Seahawks sign 5 tryout players from rookie minicamp
RENTON, Wash. (AP) -- The Seattle Seahawks have signed five tryout players from their rookie minicamp, but the group did not include former Oregon quarterback Vernon Adams.
Seahawks banking on C.J. Prosise to make offense more dynamic
Before C.J. Prosise was a running back at Notre Dame, he was a receiver, and Pete Carroll likes what this rookie's versatility might bring.
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Seahawks moving Britt to center on reshuffled O-line
The Seattle Seahawks continue to tinker with their offensive line, moving Justin Britt to center. Britt played right tackle and guard in his first two NFL seasons.
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