Walter Jones News

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

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.

Losses are piling up as much as the injuries in Seattle. Fans spoiled by five consecutive trips to the playoffs earlier in the decade - was it really in this decade? - want answers.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Do not write off Walter Jones just yet. His former coach, Mike Holmgren, thinks the Seahawks' left tackle will recover well enough physically to continue his career in 2010.

Matt Hasselbeck watched most of Wednesday's practice to rest his broken ribs, though the Seahawks expect the three-time Pro Bowl quarterback to start again Sunday against Detroit.

Riding a two-game sack streak, which began with two in Kansas City and continued with two more against Atlanta on Sunday, DeMarcus Ware will next go against a Seattle team who could be -- and has been, in several instances -- described as 'porous.' Indeed.

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.

Seahawks tackle Walter Jones says, "when it's time to play football, I've always been on that field," but he's been sidelined for nearly a year with a knee injury.

The reference point for Sunday's game in Dallas was a sore subject for Seattle. Very sore.

Walter Jones is done for the season. So too, it was announced Thursday, is Lofa Tatupu.

RENTON, Wash. -- Even though Walter Jones has gone on the Seahawks' injured reserve list, ending his season and perhaps his illustrious career, the six-time All-Pro left tackle wants to attempt a return in 2010.

With the long overdue news that Seahawks tackle Walter Jones is headed to IR, that leaves a roster spot up for grabs.

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

The good times roll on for Cowboys multimillionaire outside linebacker DeMarcus Ware.

Seahawks tackle Walter Jones has been placed on injured reserve, thanks to continued pain from the microfracture procedure on his knee.

Walter Jones has gone on the Seahawks' injured reserve list, ending the nine-time Pro Bowl left tackle's season and perhaps his illustrious career.

Battered with broken ribs and humbled by a 2-4 start, Matt Hasselbeck sure could use some good news right now.

Matt Hasselbeck's return provided a big lift for the Seattle Seahawks, whose offence stalled without him.

Sources on the scene in Seattle tell us there appears to be some light at the end of the dark tunnel that the Seahawks' training room has once again become this season.

Just when you didn't think it could get any worse, the Seahawks offered up one of the worst offensive performances in team history and lost starting linebacker Lofa Tatupu for the season in an embarrassing 27-3 loss to Arizona.