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Seahawks 12th Man Army:
Matt Hasselbeck’s return provided a big lift for the Seattle Seahawks, whose offense stalled without him. Despite playing behind a makeshift offensive line, he’s hoping to put up solid...
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October 16, 2009
After missing two-and-a-half games with fractured ribs, suddenly life couldn’t be better for Matt Hasselbeck.
Coming off his welcome back party against the Jaguars, the Seahawks’ quarterback will take the field Sunday against another one of the league’s worst pass defenses.
In last week’s 41-0 home throttling of Jacksonville, Hasselbeck had a field day, completing 18 of [...]
Via SeaTown Sports Inactive
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October 19, 2009
With all the rain and Seattle sports teams losing, I might have to ask my doctor if Prozac is right for me. The Seahawks got blown out by Arizona, and the Huskies lost a heartbreaker to ASU. At least the Sounders provided a bright spot in the depressing Seattle sports scene, clinching a playoff berth with their win. After a packed week of sports, read my Weekly Grades after the jump...
Via Seahawk Addicts
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October 17, 2009
A few quick updates to pass along before kickoff tomorrow.
Matt Hasselbeck told Danny O'Neil that he feels almost no pain in his injured ribs, which have healed a lot faster than expected.
Patrick Kerney is almost back to 100 percent coming off his groin injury, and should be available tomorrow as well.
As expected, Kyle Williams will start at left tackle, and...
Via Seahawk Addicts
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October 18, 2009
There will be plenty of these today, but here are the ones I'm thinking of first:
Kyle Williams. The fourth-string left tackle is facing a lot of pressure -- literally and figuratively -- as the Hawks take the field today. Arizona doesn't have a fearsome pass rush, but Williams will have to hold his ground against whatever comes his way and stay in the game. Hasselbeck...
Via Fox Sports
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October 17, 2009
Injuries have made life a pain for Seattle's Matt Hasselbeck, but is he healthy enough to beat the Cards? Dig into our Fearless Predictions.
Via Bleacher Report
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October 16, 2009
Sure, Matt Hasselbeck is getting older, more and more injury prone, and is only signed through the 2010 season. With all this going against him (or the Seahawks for that matter), it would make perfect sense to draft a QB in a very good QB draft class...Begin Slideshow
Via Seahawk Addicts
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October 18, 2009
Where is the team that shut out Jacksonville 41-0 today? Where did they go? Are these the same players on the field and not some kind of strange, physically inept clones?
A pass just bounced off John Carlson's helmet after he turned to catch. The offensive line looks like they're all made of styrofoam. Matt Hasselbeck has had to scramble like Seneca Wallace at least once on...
Via Seattle Times
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October 18, 2009
A week after quarterback Matt Hasselbeck stood at the podium and said his team never should lose at home, they were humbled at home. A week after their shutout rout of Jacksonville, the Seahawks hit the kind of turn in the road that leads to places they don't want to go.
Via Sports Blog Net
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October 19, 2009
Week 7 Byes: Baltimore, Denver, Detroit, Jacksonville, Seattle, Tennessee
Quarterbacks
Matt Hasselbeck, Kyle Orton, and Joe Flacco are the biggest concerns to replace, but it shouldn’t put you in too much of a bind.
High-end Alternatives:
Jay Cutler & Carson Palmer - Borderline starters that square off against each other. Unless you have a stud QB, it’s pretty much a [...]
Via Bleacher Report
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October 16, 2009
Matt Hasselbeck's return to the field last Sunday had Seahawks fans breathing a sigh of relief. The quarterback most famous for being Elisabeth Hasselbeck's brother-in-law (just kidding—his ...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
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