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  • For Scruggs, it only hurts when he looks back

    For Scruggs, it only hurts when he looks back

    By Clare Farnsworth - Posted May 18, 2012

    Because Greg Scruggs played most of last season at Louisville with a turf-toe injury, the Seahawks dispatched defensive line coach Todd Wash for one final workout before deciding to draft him.

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  • For Scruggs, it only hurts when he looks back

    For Scruggs, it only hurts when he looks back

    By Clare Farnsworth - Posted May 18, 2012

    Because Greg Scruggs played most of last season at Louisville with a turf-toe injury, the Seahawks dispatched defensive line coach Todd Wash for one final workout before deciding to draft him.

  • Baldwin doesn't take the bait

    Baldwin doesn't take the bait

    By Clare Farnsworth - Posted May 17, 2012

    The three-armed quarterback competition and his role in the offense were among the questions Doug Baldwin was asked about Thursday, when the second-year receiver opted for the P.C. approach.

  • Life in the fast Lane

    Life in the fast Lane

    By Clare Farnsworth - Posted May 16, 2012

    The bigger the challenge, the better Jeremy Lane seems to play. That's one of the reasons the Seahawks selected the cornerback from Northwestern State in the NFL Draft.

  • Winding road leads Toomer to Seattle

    Winding road leads Toomer to Seattle

    By Clare Farnsworth - Posted May 15, 2012

    Korey Toomer wasn't even invited to the NFL Scouting Combine. But after linebackers coach Ken Norton, Jr. saw him at his Pro Day workout, the Seahawks decided Toomer was draft worthy.

  • Seahawks Make Roster Moves

    By Seahawks Communications - Posted May 15, 2012

    The Seattle Seahawks have released cornerback London Durham, linebacker Adrian Moten, tackle Jon Opperud and guard/center Brent Osborne.

  • Monday metatarsal musings

    Monday metatarsal musings

    By Clare Farnsworth - Posted May 14, 2012

    Or footnotes: A rookie minicamp that included more than 30 players who were in on a tryout basis is a recipe for disaster, right? Think again. The Seahawks pulled it off over the weekend, and then some.

  • And then there were three

    And then there were three

    By Clare Farnsworth - Posted May 13, 2012

    Russell Wilson showed enough during the Seahawks' just-completed three-day rookie minicamp that coach Pete Carroll says the third-round draft choice will compete for the starting job.

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