Something brief:
Big Winners
Charlie Whitehurst: Wins on two fronts: poise in the pocket, confident reads and confidence in the system. Loses his tail: Losman looks terrible.
Kevin Vickerson: Big man, big power and flashed Mebane-quick first step.
Quinton Ganther: Chewed carries and proved versatility. Hard to see him excluded from the final 53.
Winners
Josh Wilson: Big picture: a pick in the preseason means little. Game specific: pretty pick achieved through great coverage and better timing; big plays will help him win starting left cornerback position.
Cameron Morrah: Wasn't great, but for a toolsy tight end, showing ability during game action is an achievement.
Mike Williams: Loved the block. Loved the redirect on the touchdown run.
Undetermined
Matt Hasselbeck: Bates regular use of slants is a boon, but Hasselbeck looked as shaky as ever. Mid-range zip may be gone.
Kam Chancellor: Pick was a gimme. Fill fill fill -- as a run stuffer, but that's not surprising. Still must prove coverage ability.
Chris Clemons: Nice sack. Active. Question wasn't whether a situational pass rusher turned starter can rush the passer, but whether he can survive the run game and stay healthy while doing it. It still is.
Losers
Seahawks interior offensive line: I can't pick it apart yet, but pressure was streaming from the interior and with regularity.
Julius Jones: No proof that he can succeed in base offense.
Golden Tate: Jitters, yes, but a bad game is a bad game.
Big Losers
Sean Locklear: Abused and regularly.
Ricky Foley: Can't be a fringe player and disappeared so easily. Saw Foley attempt the edge and get swallowed up multiple times.
J.P. Losman: Throwing off back foot. No read. Kill the receiver shots underneath. Too old and too experienced to show this poorly.