seattlepi.nwsource.com - 1/23/2009
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AS THE NFL draft approaches, Seahawks fans will ponder whether the club should take a chance on a wide receiver with the fourth overall selection. In recent draft history, no other position has had more busts. For every Larry Fitzgerald there is Mike Williams. For every Calvin Johnson there is ...
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Seattle's Four Positional Needs
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What They’re Saying- January 23rd, 2009
Sports Media Journal —
... at the LA Times reports on the increased interest in a cycling race Down Under… Gary Washburn at the Seattle Post Intelligencer has ESPN analysts’ look at the future of the Seahawks… ...
FRIDAY MORNING ONE-LINERS
ProFootballTalk.com —
... , character people. They’re exactly what I laid out [Monday] in terms of faith, character, core values, and team first. I’m looking forward to working with both of those guys.” A debate between Cris Carter and Keyshawn Johnson over what the Seahawks should do with their first round pick. [ Editor’s note : Our guess is that Carter thinks they should draft him, and Johnson thinks they should draft him.] 49ers QB Alex Smith has ...
Around the NFC West: 49ers and Linehan
ESPN.com - NFL Nation Blog —
... Gary Washburn of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer says ESPN's Keyshawn Johnson thinks the Seahawks should draft Texas Tech receiver Michael Crabtree. Cris Carter warns against drafting a receiver that early. ...
Friday Into Saturday Megalinks
Fang's Bites —
... TNT's preparation for Monday's Cavs-Lakers game. Tom has his usual extensive media news and notes in his blog. Tom looks back at his week in blogging. Tom previews Phil Jackson's interview with Magic Johnson on Sunday. And Tom has the top 2008 L.A. sports moments as voted by the L.A. Sports Council. John Ryan of the San Jose Mercury has classless comments from Jay "The Rat" Mariotti. Gary Washburn in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer has ESPN's Cris Carter and Keyshawn Johnson split over the Seahawks' draft options. ...
The Seahawks Debate: WR or OL?
The Big Lead —
... WR was taken in the first round in 2008; in 2007, Calvin Johnson (6-5, 235) went 2nd overall, Ted Ginn went 9th, and four went in the 20s (Bowe and Gonzalez have shown the most promise so far). In 2006 Santonio Holmes went 25th, and he’s emerging as a playmaker; in 2005 six WRs were taken in the first round, and only two have shown promise, Braylon Edwards and Roddy White. In that division, one playmaker could easily vault Seattle to the playoffs. It’s gotta be Crabtree. (Seattle P-I) ...
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Clare Farnsworth of the Seattle Post Intelligencer reports Seattle Seahawks President of Football Operations Tim Ruskell wants to improve the team’s receiving core before the 2009 season.
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outsidethepressbox.com 3/7/2009 — The proliferation of fantasy football has certainly colored the perspective of many fans these days. They cry out for the sexy draft picks, the skill players who put up stats that fans can easily measure.
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