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Associated Press Seattle running back Justin Forsett makes his first NFL start Sunday against Minnesota.

Seahawks running back Julius Jones finds some running room against Dallas two weeks ago, but that has been hard to come by through the first half of the season.

Seattle fans had some rare gloating to do after beating Detroit 32-20 last week.

While it isn't as big a move as last week when the Seahawks released Edgerrin James, Seattle did make a roster move today.

Seahawks RB Justin Forsett isn't seeing a lot of carries against the Lions , but he's being targeted as a receiver out of the backfield on check downs and screens.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Michael from Charlotte writes: Enjoy your blog when time permits.

Given good blocking and a fresh start, Larry Johnson might still be the power-running Pro Bowler who had back-to-back 1,700-yard seasons for Kansas City.

The convoluted ouster of George Kokinis as Cleveland's GM barely made a ripple in the Browns' locker-room. These guys are accustomed to losses.

Maybe it's just a different way of saying it, but rather than a "must-win" situation facing the Seattle Seahawks Sunday afternoon at Qwest Field, this one feels more like a "can't-lose" game.

No one in Seattle will ever confuse T.J. Houshmandzadeh with Steve Largent. The outspoken Houshmandzadeh is "shocked" with the fuss being made in his first Seahawks season over his angry gestures and comments about not getting the ball enough, in a city where people are used to their star receivers being quiet yet ultra productive - like Largent.

Posted by Anthony Stalter When Edgerrin James requested his release from Arizona this past offseason, he was hoping that he could resurrect his career elsewhere and have one last shot at being a teama TMs primary back.

To the point where the NFL's active rushing leader, Edgerrin James, was sent away earlier this week to see if Rankin could provide a missing jolt for Seattle's struggling run game.

It's midway through the season and, yet again, the New England Patriots are facing the second half of the season with a depleted backfield.

Louis Rankin may not have impressed scouts enough to hear his name called in the 2008 draft, but he has shown Seattle Seahawks coaches enough for them to part ways with a legend in order to take a closer look at the second-year running back.

If only Jim Mora could create as many wins as messages right now. Seattle's new coach just released some veterans, including Edgerrin James, the NFL's active leading rusher.

In this Oct. 4, 2009, file photo, Seattle Seahawks running back Edgerrin James is tackled by Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle Ed Johnson during an NFL football game in Indianapolis.

Dan Snyder is embarrassed. He feels terrible. He's also hurt, frustrated and apologetic.

BEREA, Ohio a ' The convoluted ouster of George Kokinis as Cleveland's general manager barely made a ripple in the Browns' locker room.

I can't help but notice that the actual Tweet says that the Seahawks "terminated" him, which sounds considerably more sinister.

Running back Edgerrin James was released outright by the Seahawks Tuesday. Head coach Jim Mora Jr.