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Seahawks Who Could Flash In 2011

Free agents are great and all, but there is a long and painful history that shows free agency is not where a team really improves. The best free agent signings are when a team that is one or two players from competing for a championship plugs those holes. A 2009...
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Quarterbacks

What A Tavaris Jackson Signing Would Mean

John Clayton reported today that the Seahawks may not even make an offer to Matt Hasselbeck after the lockout and have their sights on Tavaris Jackson. I’m not one to be all that reactionary to these things, but since Jackson’s name has been brought up multiple times, it’s worth exploring...
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Wide Receivers

Say No To Sidney Rice

Somewhere along the way to a resolution of this CBA, people have become enamored with the idea of the Seahawks adding a “#1 receiver” to play flanker opposite Mike Williams. Brock Huard and Mike Salk have been discussing this the last few days on their radio show, and many callers...
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Wide Receivers

Playing The Slots

Brandon Stokley was famously called the best slot receiver in the history of the NFL. Stokley reprised that role with the Seahawks in 2010, immediately becoming one of Matt Hasselbeck’s favorite targets. On the rare occasion when Stokley, Mike Williams and Ben Obamanu were all healthy at the same time,...
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OffseasonWide Receivers

The Next Chris Carter

Walking into Eric and Lisa’s house for dinner was a little awkward for Chris Carter. He had never met either one of them before, and was asking if he could move into their home. This was not the tryout he envisioned when dreaming of breaking into the NFL as a...
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