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There's no way around it. The Seahawks wide receivers are injury prone. Even highly touted new arrival T.J. Houshmandzadeh has been known to miss some games to injury.

Deon Butler says he's learning every day as he prepares for his rookie season in the NFL.

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

This is Seattle's last three-day mini-camp of the offseason. Training camp should begin July 1, and give onlookers a more accurate glimpse of the team.

Current Wide Receivers on the Seattle Seahawks' Roster T.J Houshmandzadeh, Deion Branch, Nate Burleson, Deon Butler, Michael Bumpus, Mike Hass, Jordan Kent, Billy McMullen, Ben Obomanu, Logan Payne, and Courtney Taylor... by Lars Hanson 17 reads T.J Houshmandzadeh, Deion Branch, Nate Burleson, Deon Butler, Michael Bumpus, Mike Hass, Jordan Kent, ...

Matt Hasselbeck ran a bootleg in for a touchdown on the last play of the team's three-day minicamp.

He played only special teams and caught a couple of passes and ran the ball a couple of times.

Last month, Seahawks president Tim Ruskell said he would take steps to ensure the team does not get caught shorthanded again after injuries decimated the wide receiver ranks last season.

Now that the Bengals have used their franchise tag on kicker Shayne Graham, it appears wide receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh will get his wish by becoming an unrestricted free agent.

As a four-year starter at safety and linebacker for Auburn University, Will Herring is more than familiar with his football playbook.

We hear the rumor that the Seahawks could be interested in Bengals free-agent WR T.J. Houshmandzadeh might have some merit.

We hear the rumor that the Seahawks could be interested in Bengals free-agent WR T.J. Houshmandzadeh might have some merit.

From left, coach Keith Gilbertson, receivers Courtney Taylor and Koren Robinson and quarterbacks coach Bill Lazor flank Seattle head coach Mike Holmgren, center.

December 22, 2008 10:33 AM Clare Farnsworth of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer says the Seahawks were determined to send out Mike Holmgren as a winner in his final game at Qwest Field.

As celebrations go, Josh Wilson's was not quite over the top. After making his second interception of the game Sunday, the Seahawks' 5-foot-9 cornerback jumped on top of the snow bank that had been piled in ...

Associated Press Seattle's Jordan Babineaux, right, celebrates with teammate Craig Terrill after recovering a St.

Associated Press Seahawks defensive back Jordan Babineaux celebrates with teammate Craig Terrill after recovering a St.