Found October 16, 2009 on
12th Man Rising:
Injuries in Seattle have affected more than just the standings this season. Unfortunately, they’re also having an impact on personnel decisions and the Seahawks’ ability to retain players.
Brandon Frye, who would probably be buried on an NFL depth chart anywhere else, was thrust into a starting role because of injuries to Walter Jones and Sean [...]
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