Marcus Trufant News

A couple of final thoughts as I head to the locker room unclear on just what to ask anyone in there.

The facts: The Seahawks fell to 5-9 with a 24-7 home defeat to the Bucs in Week 15.

First the bad news: Like the Panthers and Jets before them, the Seahawks have a middle linebacker.

Things didn't look good when Aaron Curry was carted off the field Sunday in Houston, but the rookie linebacker was back at practice Thursday and expected to play this week.

Quarterbacks and left tackles, defensive ends and cornerbacks. They are the building blocks of a football team.

You might need more than a ticket to go to the Super Bowl in 2014 - try a winter coat, gloves and a hat.

Jim Mora just finished his Monday afternoon rehash of Sundaya s loss to Houston.

Seattle Seahawks coach Jim Mora acknowledges that cornerback Marcus Trufant is still struggling as he returns from a back injury that sidelined him for all of training camp and the first six games of this season.

Houston Texans wide receiver Andre Johnson hauls in a 64-yard touchdown pass on the first play from scrimmage.

Matt Schaub and Andre Johnson put together their best game of the season to help the Houston Texans out of a slump and keep their dwindling playoff hopes alive.

Seahawks cornerback Marcus Trufant leads the NFL in pass-interference penalties despite playing in only six of 12 games this season, according to ESPN Stats & Information.

RENTON, Wash. a ' If it were a full season, plenty of NFL wide receivers would be pretty satisfied with the numbers Houston's Andre Johnson has compiled.

Monday was a slow day in the Seahawks' world, which, given the events of last week, was probably a welcome change of pace.

Seahawks linebacker Leroy Hill didn't just get a hand on Delanie Walker's shoulder on a fourth-down pass from the Seattle 1. Hill got two hands on Walker on that fourth-and-goal pass, which fell incomplete, and that's one play Seahawks coach Jim Mora won't be sending to the league for a review of the way it was officiated.

Good morning. Better break out the winter clothes today if youa TMre going to the game.

Greetings from a half-full Edward Jones Dome Just a couple moments away from kickoff.

The safety wearing No. 27 looked familiar. With 12 solo tackles and an interception, Jordan Babineaux bore a striking resemblance to someone once known as Big Play Babs.

A season full of low moments appeared to be headed for another for the Seattle Seahawks.

With the 2009 season in the books, its time to start looking at next year. What are our positions of weakness? The thing we lack most? The missing key that has been holding us back from stretches of dominance, outside the NFC Worst.

It's not hard to figure Roy Lewis' Apple Cup loyalties, given the purple jacket with the big W hanging in his locker at the Seattle Seahawks' facility.