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Seahawks notebook: Pete Carroll talks nickel CB battle, free agency moves
In a Wednesday morning interview with 710 ESPN Seattle's John Clayton, Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll discussed topics including what their plan is to replace Justin Coleman and Doug Baldwin's health.
Why are the Seahawks meeting with Rashan Gary? « Seahawks Draft Blog
Seahawks visited with free agent linebacker/fullback Nick Bellore
The Seattle Seahawks recently met with free agent linebacker/fullback Nick Bellore, who is known primarily for his special teams work.
Seahawks host trio of free agents | HeraldNet.com
Earl Mitchell, Nick Bellore and Nick Perry all visit as the Seahawks continue to look to add depth.
Duane Brown thinks Seahawks ran the ball ‘a little too much’ in 2018
Seahawks left tackle Duane Brown believes Seattle needs to find a balance between the run and the passing game to succeed this season.
Seahawks draft profile: Corner Byron Murphy could stay in Seattle
If the Seahawks think they need cornerback help, they could pick a local favorite. Washington Husky Byron Murphy in the first round is an option.
Seattle Seahawks should trade back in 1st round of 2019 NFL draft
The Seattle Seahawks are lean on draft picks in 2019 and should strongly consider trading back in the first round to acquire more selections.
Mike Iupati Makes Seahawks “Bigger, Stronger, Tougher” Up Front - SeahawkMaven.io
Even without J.R. Sweezy, Seattle should be excited about the state of its offensive line heading into 2019.
Clayton: Why Pete Carroll is excited about the state of the Seahawks
Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll was his usual excitable self at the NFL's owners meetings, but it's easy to understand why he feels good about his team, writes John Clayton.
Dolphins owner Stephen Ross 'committed' to rebuild - NFL.com
The Miami Dolphins have insisted that, despite what some recent roster decision might imply, they are not tanking. But that doesn't mean they're not invested in a rebuild.
All-Pro punter Shane Lechler retiring after 18 seasons - NFL.com
One of football's great punters is calling it a career. Former Houston Texans and Oakland Raiders punter Shane Lechler is retiring at the age of 42.
Saquon Barkley bothered by Eli criticism: 'Not his fault' - NFL.com
Reigning Offensive Rookie of the Year Saquon Barkley defended embattled Giants quarterback Eli Manning in a recent interview with Bleacher Report's Taylor Rooks.
Darren Sproles to make 2019 playing decision in May – ProFootballTalk
Word in January was that running back Darren Sproles was considering a return for another season and he has yet to come to a decision. Sproles has spent the last five seasons with the Eagles, but injuries have limited him to just nine games over the last two seasons.
Bill Belichick lobbied for more time with players – ProFootballTalk
There was a high degree of self-congratulation at last week's owners meetings in Phoenix, as the league embarks on its 100th season. But Patriots coach Bill Belichick took the opportunity to tell the meeting about ways he thinks the league can be even better — specifically to give coaches more ...
Nashville mayor halts plan to chop down trees for NFL draft stage – ProFootballTalk
The mayor of Nashville has stepped in to stop a plan to cut down 21 cherry trees to make room for the outdoor stage for the NFL draft. "After hearing the public response over the planned cutting of 21 of the 68 ornamental cherry trees at Riverfront Park, I informed the NFL and Nashville Conventio...
Apollos rally to beat Memphis, improve to 7-1 – ProFootballTalk
Steve Spurrier said he wants to go out a winner. So far, so good. The 73-year-old coach has his Orlando Apollos at 7-1, taking a 2 1/2-game lead on the Birmingham Iron in the Eastern Conference of the Alliance of American Football. The Apollos already have clinched a playoff berth.
Jason Witten doesn’t doubt his ability to make an impact – ProFootballTalk
The last time Jason Witten played, he made a Pro Bowl. So even though he's a year removed from the game, he's confident he can still play well in his return to the Cowboys this year.