DAVID HAWTHORNE RUMORS
Saints Nation: David Hawthorne Destined as a Bust Free Agent Signing?
The first season of David Hawthorne's tenure with the Saints was about as close to a disaster as one could imagine. Performance wise, it was in keeping with some of the medium profile veteran linebacker pick ups of the past like Bryan Cox, Derrick Rodgers, Dan Morgan, Clint Ingram, Orlando Ruff and Rufus Porter that resulted in pure trash. Injuries limited his playing time and...
London Fletcher to the Seahawks?
The Seattle Seahawks could be in the market for a veteran linebacker since David Hawthorne signed with the Saints yesterday. London Fletcher is still on the market and would be a great fit for the Seahawks.
The current Seahawks linebackers consists of three 2nd year players in Michael Morgan, K.J Wright and Malcom Smith. All three players are talented, but very young and inexperienced...
Saints Nation: Seahawks Blogger's Take on David Hawthorne
Whenever I need the skinny on the Seahawks I go to Chris Sullivan. Pure and simple, he is THE guy for Seahawks knowledge. Put less simply, he's more aware of the inner workings of that organization than Gregg Williams is aware of how to get away with an illegal and morally corrupt motivation scheme. Make sure you check him out on twitter, he's a valuable resource. So naturally...
Saints, LB Hawthorne agree to terms on five-year pact
The New Orleans Saints and unrestricted free agent linebacker David Hawthorne agreed to terms on a five-year contract on Tuesday.
Financial terms were not disclosed.
Hawthorne spent the last four seasons with the Seattle Seahawks, collecting 336 tackles, six sacks and seven interceptions.
He started 14 games last season and led the club with 115 tackles. Hawthorne also had three...
David Hawthorne Signs with the Saints
According to Pro Football Weekly, David Hawthorne has signed a five year deal with the Saints. The Heater was a great find when he joined the Seahawks as an undrafted free agent, and for the last three year he's led the Seahawks in tackles and has just generally been a hard-hitting force in the middle of the field. However, injuries slowed him down significantly last season...
LB David Hawthorne inks five-year deal with Saints
Former Seahawks LB David Hawthorne, who is coming off a career season, has signed a five-year deal with the New Orleans Saints. Though financial numbers aren’t available at this time, the Saints have snatched up one of the top free agent linebackers of this offseasonFor each of the last three seasons, Hawthorne has led the Seahawks in tackles (no less than 100 in each of the last...
Bears will likely pursue David Hawthorne
According to Michael C. Wright of ESPNChicago.com, the Bears are interested in Seahawks linebacker David Hawthorne, who’ll become a free agent once the new league year begins on Tuesday.
The 26 year-old Hawthorne would be a nice addition for Bears alongside Lance Briggs and Brian Urlacher.
Hawthorne had 115 tackles, 2 sacks and 3 interceptions in 2011.
Seahawks LB Hawthorne expected to play
Seahawks linebacker David Hawthorne is expected to play Monday night against the St. Louis Rams after fully participating in practice on Saturday.
Hawthorne was a game-time decision against Philadelphia last Thursday and had a team-high six tackles and a 77-yard interception return for a touchdown.
The extended time off helped him recover and return to practice by the end of this...
Via AP on Fox
December 10, 2011
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Brace yourself: David Hawthorne explains why no TD
Say this for Seahawks linebacker David Hawthorne, he wasn't caught by the kicker.He was, however, dragged down from behind by a quarterback. Teammate K.J. Wright had tipped the ball Hawthorne picked off, and then blocked the running back. It looked like Hawthorne had a chance to score until Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco went all Plastic Man, reached out and grabbed Hawthorne...
Via Seahawks Blog
November 14, 2011
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Hawthorne looking forward to trip home
David Hawthorne carries fond memories of playing in the home of the Dallas Cowboys as a high school athlete growing up in Corsicana, Texas.
The Corsicana High School graduate remembers trips to Texas Stadium and playing in front of crowds upward of 20,000 people. The lower divisions would play their games early and their fans were allowed to stay for the rest of the day.
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Via AP on Fox
November 04, 2011
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