Defensive Line

Quinton Jefferson, Human Wrecking Ball

Quinton Jefferson, a 6’4 and 291lb rookie defensive tackle out of Maryland, was little known among fans when Seattle selected him in the fifth round. The scouting report from NFL.com summed him up like this: High cut 3-­technique with good upper body strength but below average lower body power to take...
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Editor's Note

New Writers at HawkBlogger.com

Is it possible to have too much Seahawk content to consume? Of course not. That is why I am excited to announce the addition of two new writers to the HB team. Evan Hill and Nathan Ernst are names many Seahawks fans already know. They are both active on Twitter and...
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Training Camp

Updated Seahawks Roster Projections After Cuts to 75

The Seahawks trimmed their roster to 75 players yesterday. Some players were cut, while others were either placed on Injured Reserve or waived as injured. The only mild surprise was Brandon Browner, who Pete Carroll had spoken positively about in terms of his hybrid role. Browner’s lack of fit as...
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Wide Receivers

Tyler Lockett Calculator

Tyler Lockett 2016 Season Calculator No Seahawks rookie was more fun to watch blossom on the field last year than Tyler Lockett. He scored the team’s first touchdown of the year on a punt return, and eventually added a kickoff return touchdown to become one of the few who have...
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Sound Off

Get 10% Off a Seahawks Travel Package to New Orleans

My buddy and I attended our first Seahawks road game together a few years back. We have been making it annual tradition ever since. There is nothing quite like exploring a city and gathering with other 12s along the way. New Orleans is our destination this season. Neither of us have spent...
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Pass Rush

Frank Clark Sack Calculator

It had all the makings of another Seahawks draft steal. Frank Clark was embarrassing every linemen he faced, on the way to leading all NFL defensive linemen in tackles. He was sacking quarterbacks, forcing fumbles and making tackles for loss. Then, the regular season started, and Clark disappeared. Sure, he...
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