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RENTON Jim Mora is broadcasting the appropriate message. Status quo for the 2-5 Seattle Seahawks is unacceptable.

While the Seattle Seahawks listed both quarterback Matt Hasselbeck and offensive tackle Sean Locklear as limited in practice on their injury report to the league following Wednesday's workout, the two veterans are in far different situations heading into this weekend's game against Detroit.

He's the new guy on the block. The big rookie from Oregon learning on the job at right guard.

The anticlimactic announcement Wednesday that future Hall of Fame left tackle Walter Jones will not play this season comes as no surprise.

Well Seahawks fans, we're six games in, and let's face it. All is not well. Sure, we've seen the Seahawks clicking at times.A Against the Rams and Jaguars, the 'Hawks looked pretty dominant, but at the same, any intelligent fan tempered their excitement, as the Rams have won precisely zero out of their last, well, sixteen.A It's also even more ...

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Kraig writes via Facebook : Sando, you pity the Rams, but you ridicule the Seahawks.

The Seattle Seahawks' Nick Reed, bottom, and Craig Terrill sack Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback David Garrard during last week's 41-0 Seattle win.

The Seahawks are practicing right now, and I'll have a practice report up in a couple of hours.

RENTON Your fourth string offensive tackle isn't supposed to see the field, but for the Seattle Seahawks there's a chance he'll be protecting the injured, exposed rib area of starting quarterback Matt Hasselbeck on Sunday.

So, why does an Oct. 11 game against a 2-2 Jacksonville team seem like such an important referendum on the future of the Seattle Seahawks of 2009 ... and perhaps seasons beyond? Well, to fall to 1-4 would represent a critical mass of negative inertia.

In an anticipated move to add depth at offensive tackle, the Seattle Seahawks announced the signing of offensive tackle to the active roster this afternoon, and released defensive lineman Michael Bennett in order to make room for Williams.

Elaine Thompson / Associated Press Ray Willis is one of just two Seahawks to start every game on the offensive line for Seattle this season.

Seattle wasn't prepared for this day. That has nothing to do with the game plan against the Colts on Sunday or the new terminology Seattle used to call its plays on defense.

Seattle Seahawks veteran left tackle Walter Jones will not practice again this week as the team lets his ailing left knee strengthen and coach Jim Mora said the team will likely wait until after the bye on Oct.

Fullback Justin Griffith, who was released last week to make room for the signing of practice-squad tackle Kyle Williams, was signed back to the Seahawks' 53-man roster Tuesday.

Whoever found the mysterious healing potion for Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney's ailing right leg also doused the Seattle Seahawks' offensive line with a lot of unexpected agony.

Seattle Seahawks coach Jim Mora shouts out to his team as they played the Indianapolis Colts in the first quarter of an NFL football game in Indianapolis.

We're about to get underway here at Lucas Oil Stadium. The Seahawks won the toss and elected to receive.

Matt Hasselbeck's broken rib hasn't gotten any better this week, so the Seahawks quarterback is "very doubtful" to return Sunday at undefeated Indianapolis.

Jim Mora isn't counting on Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck to play against Chicago on Sunday.