Brian Russell News

Probably the most obvious choice on this list, Brian Russell's struggles last year have been well documented by Seahawks fans .

This is the first article in a five part series that will list five no-name Seahawks players that fans should watch in 2009.

Last year the Seattle Seahawks suffered one of their worst seasons in franchise history, finishing 4-12 in Mike Holmgren's final season as head coach.

Could the Brett Favre-to-the-Minnesota Vikings saga finally be nearing an end? The answer to that question depended on whom you listened to Monday.

The Seattle Seahawks signed the first of the team's seven picks from this year's draft, agreeing to terms with Rutgers safety Courtney Greene.

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The Seahawks agreed to terms with safety Courtney Greene, one of the team's three seventh-round picks in April's draft.

Seahawks wide receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh thanks soldiers who helped him and other Seahawks take part in a team training exercise on the obstacle course at Fort Lewis on Thursday.

Deion Branch crawled through dust on his stomach, jumped over a log and yelled at his Seattle Seahawks teammates to keep up.

T.J. Houshmandzadeh is used to manhandling NFL defensive backs. That skill made him the most coveted wide receiver in the free agent market this offseason.

The Starters: Deon Grant, SS Grant came to Seattle during the 2007 off-season when they signed him to a massive six-year, $31.6 million dollar deal.

It doesn't get much worse than Seattle's 2009 passing defense, ranked dead last in the league.

There's a new show in town. With the departure of Mike Holmgren, who has decided to take at least a year off from coaching, the Seahawks coaching staff has a bunch of new faces.

The Seattle Seahawks should have some pretty interesting position battles as we inch closer to training camp.

The Seattle Seahawks were surprisingly active in the 2009 offseason. While the Seahawks lost a number of players who saw significant playing time in 2008, most of the losses were addressed through free agency or the draft... by Scotty Kimberly 55 reads The Seattle Seahawks were surprisingly active in the 2009 offseason.

After returning all 11 starters to abysmal results in 2008, the Seahawks revamped their defensive line, added the best linebacker in the draft after releasing "the hybrid" and upgrade the much-maligned right cornerback position with returning Seahawk Ken Lucas.

The Seattle Seahawks passed on drafting a cornerback or a fullback over the weekend, leaving fans and reporters speculating on how they would fill voids at each position.

As the Sentinel's NFL writer, this will be my ninth year grading the draft. That makes me an expert ... at nothing.

I'm a lifelong Hawks fan now living in Denver. Lets just say that I will not be a popular man this year.

The Seahawks have not drafted a safety since Tim Ruskell arrived as general manager before the 2005 season.