Fins, Seahawks top two for Flynn
Based on conversations with Matt Flynn "in the last few days," Aaron Rodgers believes the Dolphins and Seahawks are the "two top dogs" in the race for the free agent QB.
"I think it's a strong possibility that [the Dolphins] would make a run at him," Rodgers said. "Joe [Philbin] in that system, which I’m sure is going to be very similar to this system, and Matt having a great grasp of that and playing well in his recent opportunities." Seahawks GM John Schneider, formerly with the Packers, is "pulling some strings" to bring Flynn to Seattle, according to Rodgers.

I feel like now would be a good time to point out the Seahawks' interest in Matt Flynn is slim to none. ...and by slim to none, I mean NONE

"Received some great news today. Looking forward to a tough off season and an even better league year!"

OU's Landry Jones: "I want to accomplish the goals I set before I got here & there is still a lot more to do."

If the Seahawks are looking for speed and a better pass rush, they could easily line Montgomery opposite Clemons and use a more orthodox 3-4 look with the three big bodies in the middle, while keeping the front four on passing downs.

Pete Carroll presser: Still no word on Russell Okung's injury, other than "there's extensive damage". Will find out later today...

"Multiple university sources also indicate that there is mutual interest between UCLA and former Oakland Raiders coach Tom Cable --who was an assistant coach at UCLA under Karl Dorrell and is now with the Seattle Seahawks" - tip of the cap to Scott Enyeart for linking to this on his Twitter account.

Seahawks beat the Ravens, Ravens beat the 49ers. This is INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE that Seattle is better than San Francisco. IN DIS PU TA BLE.

"There was a time in the darkest days of this franchise's (Rams) decade-long slide into NFL irrelevance when the fans would linger around the end zone tunnel after losses and belch out the worst kind of public frustration at the Rams' failures. But now? Now they just leave. Quietly. It's not with a whimper, but with a disturbing numbness and a conditioned resignation to another lost season."

"For his first time playing in five weeks he played well."