CHRIS MATTHEWS RUMORS

The Seattle Seahawks are waiving WR Chris Matthews, a source told FS1 NFL insider Mike Garafolo. Matthews, who had 109 yards and a TD in the Seahawks' Super Bowl last year, only has four catches this season. Matthews is in his second year since being undrafted out of the University of Kentucky.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Chris Matthews has been one of the names being thrown around for being a breakout candidate this season, but a shoulder injury he sustained against the Broncos could end that line of thinking. According to Brady Henderson of MyNorthWest.com, after offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell had some critical observations earlier this week about Matthews...

A lot of people never thought that wide receiver Chris Matthews would make the Seattle Seahawks roster. For our part, the staff has always believed he could become a real contributor in the passing game, and it sounds like all that promise is starting to pay off. Matthews’ coming out party came at the Super Bowl (the bad one) when he caught four passes for 109 yards and a touchdown...

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Chris Matthews had the game of his life in Super Bowl XLIX. The unheard of wide receiver caught four passes for 109 yards and a touchdown. He now hopes his Super Bowl success will translate over into the regular season. “My expectation is to compete and play as hard as I can and give a great effort for the team and help us win,” Matthews said, via...

As Darrelle Revis and Brandon Browner locked Seattle Seahawks receivers Doug Baldwin and Jermaine Kearse down during Super Bowl XLIX, a 6’5 giant suddenly put on a dominant performance that caught the New England Patriots off guard and almost won the Seahawks the day. After a rough and quiet start for Chris Matthews, he made an enormous impact on the Seahawks’ title run. First...

If you’re an NFL wide receiver without a distinguished pedigree, there is one destination that is eager to see what you can do. High draft pick? Pro Bowls? The Seattle Seahawks don’t really require it from their wide receivers and tight ends. Will that change this offseason? It’s a question worth asking as NFL general managers and their scouting staffs go about restocking their...

By Vincent Frank In a Super Bowl that saw a team come from a double-digit fourth quarter deficit, it stands to reason that there would be many heroes involved in the action. At the end of the night, the New England Patriots finished off the then defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks by a 28-24 score. Players on both sides stepped up when it mattered the most. From Malcolm...

Who is Chris Matthews? You aren't the only one asking who is the Seattle Seahawks breakout star receiver in Sunday's Super Bowl and what is his backstory. Matthews, a cousin of the late Hall of Famer Reggie White, took about as indirect a route to the Seahawks and the big game as anyone could. He went to Dorsey High School in Los Angeles but you wouldn't know it from the school's...

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Chris Matthews made headlines in the NFC Championship game when he recovered an onside kick with his team down against the Green Bay Packers late in the game. Prior to the Super Bowl, the former un-drafted rookie free agent from Kentucky had not caught a single NFL pass. That changed with this dramatic catch, which helped Seattle drive down the field...

By Jason Rowan It certainly seems that Marshawn Lynch cares little about having to pay the piper, a/k/a the NFL, in the form of fines for his various transgressions, but the Seattle Seahawks running back draws the line when the league goes after one of his own. Lynch, who was fined $20,000 by the NFL for grabbing his crotch following his 24-yard touchdown run in Sunday’s NFC...