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NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Jordin Ereth brings us up to speed on the storylines he’s watching Sunday afternoon from Seahawks Stadium in Seattle, Washington when the Seahawks host the Dallas Cowboys. His bick ticket item is how will three pro-bowlers in Earl Thomas, Kam Chancellor and Brandon Browner and throw in Richard Sherman going to effect Tony Romo and the Big-D passing game.
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Brett Bivens breaks down the week 1 matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and Arizona Cardinals in his Seahawks Monday morning quarterback. The Seahawks fell to the Cardinals 20-16. For the second straight regular season game, Brett is heartbroken by the hands of the Cardinals. Leon Washington had a big kick return, 83 yards, that led to the Seahawks only touchdown by Sidney Rice.
No Game Balls Today! Seven, count ‘em seven plays inside the red zone in the final minute for the Seahawks. That is what went wrong. Correction; that is what went wrong in a nutshell. My unfortunate job is to crack open that nutshell, and breakdown the hurt and disappointment inside. Why not get started! Offensive Woes [...]
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Brandon Choate brings us his Love ‘em & Hate ‘em from the Seahawks week 1 game against the Arizona Cardinals. It was a disappointing loss for the Seahawks as they couldn’t seem to find any offensive continuity between Russell Wilson and his offensive line. The team racked up far too many penalties, especially Russell Okung. Leon Washington gave the Seahawks several chances…
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Brett Bivens brings us up to speed on the storylines he’s watching Friday night at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City when the Seahawks visit the Chiefs in NFL preseason action. Brett says Charly Martin has been the best surprise and he thinks its time for Golden Tate and Ben Obomanu to make a statement. The other receiver who must show up is Terrell Owens.
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Reggie Gill tells the Seahawks have extended the contract of starting Center Max Unger this week. This deal come off of the heels of the Seahawks coming to terms on a deal with Defensive End Chris Clemons, and shows that the Seahawks are willing to reward players that they see fitting into their system, and are committed to trying to keep core players along their lines to provide stability.
NWSB Insider Brandon Choate has football on the brain again. Today he brings us his list of Seattle Seahawks training camp battles to look forward to. Who will take over David Hawthorne’s spot at LB? He also wants to know if Chris Clemons and Mike Williams are done, and who their replacements might be.
NWSB Insider and Seattle Seahawks blogger Brett Bivens tells us last year Seattle put a lot of effort into improving this group. No move was bigger than the addition of Offensive Line/Assistant Head Coach Tom Cable. They could look to upgrade/replace aging guard Robert Gallery. Does Seattle need a guard? 27 year old with 4 years experience Carl Nicks is available.
Seahawks insider Brett Bivens breaks out his red sharpie today in his newest piece. He is handing out his end-of-the-year grades to the Seattle Seahawks offense. How will Tarvaris Jackson, Marshawn Lynch, Michael Robinson, Sidney Rice, Zach Miller, Robert Gallery, Mike Williams, and Doug Baldwin grade out? And how will up and comers like John Moffitt and Cameron Morrah score?
Seattle Seahawks blogger “Q” tells us The Seahawks need to play today like this is the 2011 NFC Wildcard game vs. the Saints. They need to protect their house, they need the Seahawks 12th man, they need Brandon Browner, Richard Sherman, Marshawn Lynch, Red Bryant and Tarvaris Jackson to have career defining games. They need BIGTIME effort. By the way, we also need some help. A San Diego win in Detroit.
Brett B. one of our Seattle Seahawks bloggers tells us RB Marshawn Lynch has been the catalyst for the turnaround in Seattle, which has won three of its last four games. Steven Jackson has been a top NFL running back in the league since the 2005 NFL Season. Breno Giacomini and Paul McQuistan need to step up and have big games yet again.
State of the Seattle Seahawks. Brett B our man with his pulse on the Seahawks football beat is back with another edition of the Notebook. The December 9th, 2011 edition. This week the Seahawks face their NFC West for in the St Louis Rams. The Seahawks will be looking for their 2nd win against the Rams in 18 days. Tarvaris Jackson takes on Sam Bradford again.
