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Will Heller should be No. 2 tight end for run-oriented Lions
Tight end Will Heller, shown here after catching a touchdown pass for Seattle in 2007, has deceptively solid receiving skills.
Seahawks preview: Carlson to prosper in new system?
Fantasy football team reports will recap all the offseason activity for each NFL team while previewing what you can expect for '09. Check back frequently for updates! Hasselbeck was one of an unusually high number of Seattle players who missed time with injuries last year, but his fantasy value is highly debatable for now since he are learning a ...
32 Teams In 32 Days-Seattle Seahawks
The Seattle Seahawks are looking to become a dominant NFL team again. The Seahawks went into this off-season looking to add star players, and that's exactly what they did.
Seahawks Position Breakdown: Tight End
The TE position was one of the few bright spots for Seattle in a season full of lows... by Andy Auger 34 reads The TE position was one of the few bright spots for Seattle in a season full of lows.
Comings and goings: Seahawks since Super Bowl
A quick look at 53-man rosters from Feb. 1, date of Super Bowl XLIII, provides a reference point for seeing how NFC West teams have changed so far this offseason.
Ex-coach raves about new Lion Julian Peterson
Seattle coach Jim Mora Jr. gave his scouting report on the three former Seahawks the Lions have acquired this off-season: linebacker Julian Peterson, running back Maurice Morris and tight end Will Heller.
Nicholas J. Cotsonika's Blog: Lewand: Lions won't make a...
From the day he was introduced as Lions president, Tom Lewand has talked about having a philosophy, a plan based on that philosophy and the discipline to execute that plan.
Posted by Anthony Stalter At the start of the NFL free agency period, it appeared that free agent tight end L.J. Smith had two potential candidates to acquire his services: the Falcons and Lions.
Chat wrap: Weaver appears headed elsewhere
Thanks for dropping by the chat. The full transcript is here . We started off with a question about Leonard Weaver and whether he'll wind up in Philadelphia.
Redding committed to Seahawks, winning
Seattle Seahawks defensive lineman Cory Redding wasted little time reporting to his new team.
Seahawks' Cory Redding ready to play inside or out
Cory Redding played defensive tackle for Detroit, but also could play defensive end for the Seahawks, who acquired him in a trade for Julian Peterson.
SEAHAWKS: Lions slowly transforming into Seattle? Snag third Seahawk of the offseason
First, long time second string running back Maurice Morris, then the "Hybrid" linebacker Julian Peterson.
Lions sign free agent TE Heller, release LB Cannon
The Detroit Lions signed tight end Will Heller, an unrestricted free agent, to a one-year deal and released linebacker Anthony Cannon on Monday.
SEAHAWKS: Offensive acqusitions made to bolster run game
One constant between offensive coordinator Greg Knapp's offenses throughout the years is a top notch run game.
Seahawks sign blocking tight end Owens
I know, I know. Seahawks fans are wondering what's up with free-agent safety Jermaine Phillips .
Seahawks visit with tight end Owens
John Carlson is firmly established as the Seahawks' starting tight end, but the Seahawks are considering their options in backup roles.
Closer look at Seattle's personnel use
December 22, 2008 7:21 PM The Seahawks have become more of a two tight end team in recent weeks, a trend that continued during a 13-3 victory over the Jets in Week 16.
Getting great field position to start the drive, the Seahawks finished it off with a two-yard touchdown pass from Seneca Wallace to tight end John Carlson, who reached up over David Harris for the score.
Heller is a little-used option in Seattle and has no Fantasy value heading into Week 15 at St.