Seahawks’ Mike Williams not ready to practice
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Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll was on 710 ESPN in Seattle with Bob and Groz and addressed the status of wide receiver Mike Williams, who’s recovering from a leg injury he suffered in 2011.
“He’s not ready yet to be on a practice field. He has not had a chance to work with us at all. He’s still recovering from the break he had. He had a significant...
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Brian Banks, finally exonerated, gets NFL tryout
He was supposed to begin his career at USC with Pete Carroll as his head coach. But an accusation of rape and eventual conviction ended any chance of that happening for Brian Banks, and the last 10-years has been an eternity for the former highly touted recruit. The former Trojan recruit will be receiving a [...]
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The Last Trojan Dynasty And The Source Of Pete Carroll's Power
Ever wonder how Pete Carroll really got USC back "on top"?
Porn shoot for film called "******** Girl 32" shot at USC's home field. latimes.com/news/local/la-…— Scott Enyeart (@ScottEnyeart) May 30, 2012
"The video also shows the stadium's signature tunnel, which the Trojan team charges through at the start of games"— Scott...
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Kellen Winslow and competition
Pete Carroll has claimed a philosophy of competition at every position on the field. Every marquee move the Seahawks have made this offseason has helped to prove the existence of this philosophy. The Seahawks had Tavaris Jackson sitting there as the incumbent starter at quarterback, they brought in Matt Flynn and drafted Russell Wilson to blow that competition wide open. The Seahawks...
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Matt Flynn “by far” Seahawks’ best quarterback in OTAs
Pete Carroll has said it will be a true competition for starting quarterback between incumbent Tarvaris Jackson, free agent acquisition Matt Flynn, and 3rd round rookie Russell Wilson. He’s been true to his word so far, alternating 1st string quarterbacks in OTAs on a daily basis. According to Pro Football Weekly, however, Flynn has been “by far” their best quarterback.
That...
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Pete Carroll: Hard Knocks Not the Style for the Seahawks
HBO's Hard Knocks has been trying long and hard for an NFL team to feature for their next season.The Seattle Seahawks were recently asked to be on it, however, Pete Carroll denied the offer. His reason?“That’s just not going to suit what we’re trying to get done here. I think it’s a great show. I love watching it. I loved Rex [Ryan], and when the Bengals — I love those...
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Pete Carroll and the Seahawks pass on Hard Knocks
Add the Seattle Seahawks to the list of teams that have turned down HBO's "Hard Knocks" series. The Houston Texans,Washington Redskins,San Francisco 49ers and Atlanta Falcons have all reportedly turned down Hard Knocks.
The Seahawks weren't officially offered to do the show, but they were approached and turned down HBO.
Head coach Pete Carroll doesn't...
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Seahawks QB Russell Wilson has a chance to be the number one guy.
SEATTLE- Seahawks coach Pete Carroll is understandably fighting to figure out who his guy his going to be.
When I say his guy think of what Peyton Manning meant to Tony Dungy. The two of them will be forever linked to each other.
After they yanked former Packers back-up Matt Flynn from the jaws of the Dolphins, it was assumed that Caroll was rolling the dice on Flynn being his...
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Draft Losers: Seattle Seahawks
The Seattle Seahawks made the reach of the draft by selecting Bruce Irvin in the 1st round, but that wasn’t the last of their poor decisions. And for the second straight year, Pete Carroll and GM John Schneider demonstrated a complete lack of understanding as to how to use the draft to effectively improve their roster.
Irvin's workout numbers landed him in the 1st round...
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April 29, 2012
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April 29, 2012
Pete Carroll believes in troubled Bruce Irvin
Everyone was quite surprised on Thursday night when the Seattle Seahawks drafted former West Virginia linebacker/defensive end Bruce Irvin with the 15th overall pick in the first round of the 2012 NFL draft.
Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll made it clear that he believes Irvin is a perfect fit for their system and can’t wait for him to hit the field.
So fired up to have...
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April 28, 2012
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April 28, 2012
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