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Jennifer Buchanan / The Herald Head coach Jim Mora is still trying to figure out a formula that will turn around the Seahawks, who limped through seven games with a 2-5 record.

Ever since the Seahawks lost in embarrassing fashion at home to Arizona last month, we've been hearing plenty about what isn't the problem for Seattle, which now sits at 2-5. Lack of Effort? "No. No, there's not an effort issue with this football team," Seahawks coach Jim Mora said a day after that loss to the Cardinals.

In a move that could signal the end of the career of one of the greatest players in franchise history, the Seattle Seahawks placed nine-time Pro Bowl left tackle Walter Jones on injured reserve Tuesday.

ARLINGTON, Texas Today, Seahawks fans discover whether contesting a game in a new venue will mean a better outcome for a trip to Dallas.

Seattle fans will want to keep an eye on the big guy wearing No. 77 at left tackle this morning when the Seahawks take on the Dallas Cowboys at 10 a.m. on FOX-TV. Damion McIntosh That would be big Damion McIntosh, the latest in a long line of candidates to replace Walter Jones.

Homecomings aren't what they used to be for Julius Jones. Last year he had Seattle's date against his former team circled and highlighted beginning seven months before the Seahawks played at Dallas.

Seattle has its own meaning for ``Big D.'' Big disaster. Not only are the battered Seahawks going back on the road this weekend, where they have lost 10 of their last 12 games, they're returning to Dallas - site of their painful debacle last Thanksgiving Day.

There is still a chance Walter Jones will play for the Seahawks this season, though that chance is dwindling.

The Patriots have released WR Joey Galloway and TE Michael Matthews. Galloway signed with the Patriots as a free agent after 14 seasons.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Cornerback Marcus Trufant resumed practicing with the Seahawks for the first time since a back injury sidelined him before training camp.

Monday programming: We resume our regularly scheduled weekly programming with a look at just how surprising Seattle's game was.

RENTON Matt Hasselbeck hasn't given up on the 2009 football season. And he doesn't think anyone else should, either.

The Seattle Seahawks have signed guard Mike Gibson onto their active roster off Philadelphia's practice squad as they continue to shuffle their battered offensive line.

Update at 3:59 Pacific: The Seahawks officially announced the move to waive Williams via e-mail. The Seahawks waived left tackle Kyle Williams, according this report from Gregg Rosenthal on ProFootballTalk.com . Williams participated in practice Tuesday.

If you thought Seattle's game against Jacksonville last weekend was big, well, it was.

Steve Kelley of the Seattle Times says the Seahawks can forget about their plans for this season after losing 27-3 to the Cardinals.

Already dealing with key injuries, the Seattle Seahawks took another hit on Sunday, losing middle linebacker Lofa Tatupu for the season with a torn left pectoral muscle.

Most every NFL middle linebacker will tell you every week that the first order of business is to stop the running game.

Matt Hasselbeck would prefer not to look back. If he does, the Seahawks quarterback might be painfully reminded about Seattle's injury-plagued season a year ago when the Cardinals ended his team's run of four consecutive NFC West division titles.

Nine months after coming up just short in the Super Bowl, Arizona's defense of the NFC championship hasn't exactly gone according to plan.