C.J. Wallace News

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

The final practice of the Seahawks last minicamp ended late on Friday morning, but that was earlier than expected.

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.

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

It's been a long time since the Seahawks have had a hammer in the secondary , but things could change with the arrival of former Rutgers S Courtney Greene.

A 6-foot-2, 215-pound outside linebacker, Darius Waters of Lakes has given a Class of 2010 commitment to Washington.

Washington has picked up a commitment from running back Melvin Davis, ESPN's Greg Biggins reports.

The skinny: Williams has gone from goal-line stands in the Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs to spirited showdowns with national rankings hanging in the balance at Cal to this: a chance to freshen up his resume for ...

Data provided by Scouts, Inc. On the Trail Archive Huskies grab late Class of 2009 signature Washington has signed its 19th prospect for the Class of 2009 in linebacker / safety Jordan Wallace of Grant .

The school has yet to confirm it, but http://washington.scout.com/">scout.com is reporting that linebacker Jordan Wallace of Sacramento has signed a letter of intent to play at Washington.

Washington's 2009 signed football recruiting class will soon add another player, and the 19th member of Steve Sarkisian's first recruiting class has a name that should be familiar to Husky fans.

As mentioned earlier today, the Huskies also got a commitment today from Jordan Wallace , a linebacker from Sacramento and the younger brother of former Husky and Seahawk C.J. Wallace.

All signs are pointing to Arizona State tight ends coach Dan Cozzetto as the Huskies new offensive line coach and "running game coordinator." Realdawg.com and Dawgman.com have both run with this story, but I'm ...

Coach Mike Holmgren said it was going to be a long shot for Sean Locklear to play at tackle.

Seattle head coach Mike Holmgren updated reporters on Walter Jones' knee, saying the Seahawks offensive tackle had microfracture surgery on his left knee on Thursday and should be available for training camp.

Not a shock, but Matt Hasselbeck will not play. He is listed as the No. 3 quarterback so he may be in uniform, but he is not active.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck is listed as doubtful for Sunday's home game against the Patriots.