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2007 Scheldue, dates are unknown at this time.
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Well, you're already 0-1
So what you're really saying is that the Seahawks will go 15-1????
I'll take that! Thanks!
Chicago.....may just have to make the drive down and catch one this year.
personally i'm trying to forget the patriots for a while
Yeah, I'm unsure about that move too. And the fact that we overpaid for Burrelson.
I really hope he works out, he's a great kick returner.....I hope he shows up more as a reciever though....and earn his money!
Aside from that, he sounds like a standup guy, and gives great interviews....for all that's worth.
the road to the Super Bowl is a little bit tougher this time...
excellent... thanks for the reminder!!
although i would of preferred branch on the team this year
The decision to shop Jackson stems from a long-simmering contract dispute and lingering distrust over the handling of a 2005 knee injury, sources have said.
While the organization does not consider the relationship beyond repair, the team would prefer to trade him for a draft choice.
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We missed out on a couple of higher profile TE's.....and I don't think the big wigs are too high on keeping Steven's around. So, I'm not sure what's going to happen.
I hope that our O-line is much improved this year and that Matt and Shaun and the rest of the team can be injury-free!!!
Hawks set to begin Kirkland camp
RYAN DIVISH; The News Tribune
Published: July 26th, 2007 01:00 AM
For the first time since 1997, the Seattle Seahawks will open a training camp in some place other than Cheney, on the campus of Eastern Washington University.
When rookies and quarterbacks report today, they will be making the much shorter trip to Northwest University in Kirkland, instead of the long trek east.
The remainder of players will report on Saturday with the first official workout slated for Sunday morning at 8:45.
Of the 20 rookies listed on the training camp roster and scheduled to report today, only cornerback Josh Wilson, a second-round draft pick, and defensive end Baraka Atkins, a fourth-round selection, remain unsigned. It is unlikely that Wilson will have a protracted holdout, while it is rumored that Atkins and the Seahawks have agreed on terms of a contract and will sign it soon. Wilson, along with recently-signed third-round pick Brandon Mebane, a defensive tackle, figure to vie for immediate playing time.
The Seahawks have five quarterbacks listed on the training camp roster. Joining starter Matt Hasselbeck, backup Seneca Wallace and last-year’s third-stringer David Greene will be free agent signees Erik Meyer and Derek Devine. Meyer, a former Eastern Washington standout, was signed after a solid showing in NFL Europa where he set a season record for completion percentage (68.6), completing 140 of 240 passes for 1,604 yards and 13 touchdowns.
The change of training camp venues came about largely because of the Seahawks’ once-scheduled exhibition game to be played in China and the travel logistics that came with it.
However, the “China Bowl” was rescheduled for August of 2009. Still, there was never a discussion of returning to Cheney this fall, particularly with the Seahawks moving into their new Renton practice facility in 2008, where future camps will be held.
It’s not the first time the Seahawks have used the Kirkland facility for training camp. They held camp there from 1986 to 1996, after leaving Cheney the first time. As in the past, the Seahawks also will use Northwest University’s dorms and cafeteria.
While the summer heat and long trip over the mountains made camp in Cheney difficult for players and staff, one of the redeeming features was the ability for Hawks fans to watch practices.
That won’t be possible in Kirkland. Because of limited space around the practice field, the workouts will be closed to the public. The only time fans will be able to see the team practice will be on Aug. 8, when it hosts a free, open practice at Husky Stadium.
The Seahawks will hold their annual intrasquad scrimmage on Aug. 4 at Seattle Memorial Stadium. Admission will be charged with proceeds going to TEAM Seattle Athletics.
dates to remember
Today: Seahawks rookies, quarterbacks report
Saturday: All other Seahawks players report
Sunday: First workout
Aug. 4: Intrasquad scrimmage (Memorial Stadium)
Aug. 8: Morning practice, Husky Stadium (open to public)
Aug. 12: Exhibition game: Seattle at San Diego
Aug. 18: Exhibition game: Seattle at Green Bay
Aug. 25: Exhibition game: Minnesota at Seattle
Aug. 28: Roster cut to 75 players
Aug. 30: Exhibition game: Oakland at Seattle
Sept. 1: Roster cut to 53 players
Sept. 9: Season opener: Tampa Bay at Seattle
I will ask Kat to merge mine into your. (that sounds kind kinky - don't get excited!)
:eek:
I think we should just merge all the threads in to this one.
GO HAWKS!
Seneca got into a little trouble, but nothing they couldn't get through. Sweet touchdown pass at the end.