Seahawks roster stays steady (for at least one day)

The biggest news with Seattle's roster at Monday's practice (or Organized Team Activity in the NFL's offseason parlance)? There was no news.Not unless you count the presence of Victor James, the receiver who was among those cut last week when the Seahawks added quarterback J.P. Losman and tight end Michael Allan.But don't start thinking the roster is settled. No, if anything has been shown this offseason it's that adjustments and additions will be routine.Of the nearly 90 players listed on the Seahawks roster, nearly half have been added since last season ended. Half. That's just an incredible amount of turnover.That will happen when a team makes five trades -- as Seattle has done this offseason -- and isn't afraid to bring a player in for a couple of weeks and then turn him loose.Quarterback Mike Reilly was claimed off waivers from St. Louis this month. He lasted two weeks before he was cut loose.Long-snapper Matt Overton was signed in February, cut in M...