myespn.go.com - 4/23/2008
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Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando The numbers say Shaun Alexander let down the Seahawks after signing a lucrative contract following his 2005 MVP season. That is the easiest part of the Alexander story to understand. A case could be made that the Seahawks let down Alexander as well. They failed to keep their Super Bowl line together, and they hired a proven line coach only recently, after ...
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Shockingly, It Wasn't All Shaun Alexander's Fault That Things Didn't Work Out in Seattle
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... ESPN.com's Mike Sando, a long-time Seahawks beat reporter, does a good job of putting the Alexander's swift downfall in perspective. He writes that the 2005 NFL MVP's exorbitant salary, age, lack of physicality, unwillingness to pass protect and inability to catch passes all led us to this point. But that's really just half the story: ...
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Seahawks thank Alexander in statement
myespn.go.com 4/23/2008 — Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando The Seahawks have confirmed Shaun Alexander's release from the team following eight seasons. Team president and general manager Tim Ruskell put it this way in a statement: " This was an extremely difficult ...
Obstructed Views: An Alexander retrospective —
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Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley Art Thiel writes that the Seahawks organization breathed a sigh of relief following Shaun Alexander's release. Steve Kelley says that careers die quickly in the NFL . Here's the parting statement from Alexander. Marvin Lewis is calling Chad Johnson's bluff . The Redskins won't give up that easily on acquiring Chad Johnson. Joe Posnanski ...
Released Alexander Interested in New England and Indianapolis —
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Indianapolis ESPN Radio 1070 AM reported that the Indianapolis Colts may be interested in former Seattle RB Shuan Alexander. Reportedly Alexander told his teammates that he might have interest in playing for the Indianapolis Colts and the New England Patriots. The 2005 MVP, record breaker and all-time Seahawks rusher was released on Tuesday after poor 2006 and 2007 seasons. Shaun’s over ...
Could Alexander be AFC West bound? —
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Posted by ESPN.com's Bill Williamson Last Friday, we discussed the possibility of all four AFC West teams drafting a running back early in the draft. Thus, it begs the question? Will any of the teams in this division take a look at former NFL MVP Shaun Alexander who was cut by Seattle on Tuesday? As of right now, the answer is probably not. The primary reason why the AFC West teams are ...
Thank You, Bill Parcells & Jeff Ireland… —
Can't Stop The Bleeding
…for killing whatever little drama there might’ve been concerning the first overall pick in this weekend’s 2008 NFL Draft.
Seattle waived RB Shaun Alexander earlier today , the former league MVP never fully recovering from the twin curses of making the cover of Madden ‘07 and a somewhat prescient commercial for ESPN Mobile.