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For the third consecutive day, the Seahawks have opened up a roster spot. After John Ursua was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list Sunday and Brian Allen and Anthony Jones were waived Monday, Seattle has made another move by waiving CB Kemah Siverand on Tuesday.
The @Seahawks made one roster move this afternoon. https://t.co/FQwrBgXF6G
— Seahawks PR (@seahawksPR) August 11, 2020Siverand, an Oklahoma State product, was one of three cornerbacks signed by...
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Welcome to Coral.
Hello, all.
Today, we’ve launched our new commenting platform, Coral, on this site. You can try it out below, or on any article here.
As the pre-launch article said, we know it’s missing a few key pieces that might be important to you, and we’re continually evolving and improving it.
Just like when we launched the previous platform, on day one it wasn’t perfect (in fact, almost everyone told us they hated it), and so...
The move makes Seattle a favorite to win the NFC and signals an attempt to rebuild their previous "LOB’"defense. But the question is, will the trade be worth it?
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On Sunday, John Ursua became the first Seahawk to be placed on the reserve/COVID list. Ursua’s placement on the list meant either he tested positive for COVID-19 or was in close contact with someone who did.
In a conversation with KHON News’ Rob DeMello on Monday, Ursua confirmed he had a positive test while adding that he had since tested negative. Under NFL guidelines, a second consecutive negative test would allow for Ursua to come off the...
It has now been five years since Geno Smith was involved in one of the most infamous locker room altercations in NFL history, and the former New York Jets quarterback does not appreciate the way the story was rehashed on Tuesday.
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One of the biggest football stories in the country Monday had nothing to do with the Seattle Seahawks or the NFL, but rather were the multiple reports that a decision to postpone or cancel the 2020 college football season is on the brink of being made. According to reports, there is a very real possibility that the college football season is scuttled as a result of the coronavirus, and that at this point, according to multiple athletic directors at Power 5...
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The first 53-man roster projection for the 2020 season landed just before training camp began. It’s only fitting, then, that the second version lands before training camp really begins. Starting Wednesday, the Seahawks can take to the field for three-and-a-half hours per day in helmets and shells, before padded practices begin on Monday. Once on-field work begins, we should get a better idea of developing storylines across the roster. For now, we’ll...
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Coral will launch on Field Gulls this afternoon.
Today is a big day for Field Gulls commenters: we’re going to be moving our comments to a brand new platform. This site is part of the first series of sites in the rollout.
Yeah, we hate change too. Here’s why we’re doing it: we’ve been using the same commenting platform for more than a decade, and the tools from our earliest days aren’t built for the modern web. Making...
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Seahawks training camp questions: Who wins the nickel cornerback job?
The Seahawks have unanswered questions at the start of training camp, including who wins the nickel corner job. Stacy Rost takes a look at the contenders.
Seahawks Compare Jamal Adams to Steelers’ Hall-of-Famer | Heavy.com
The Seattle Seahawks believe Jamal Adams has some similarities to safety Troy Polamalu. Find out how the Seahawks view Adams compared to past players.
Jamal...
Tuesday marks the five-year anniversary of the incident between former Jets players Geno Smith and IK Enemkpali; some of those who were there reveal more details.
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The Seahawks opened up a pair of roster spots on Monday afternoon, waiving running back Anthony Jones and cornerback Brian Allen, the team announced.
The @Seahawks made two roster transactions this afternoon. https://t.co/mMAndjwJQp
— Seahawks PR (@seahawksPR) August 10, 2020Jones, a former FIU tailback, was signed as a UDFA following the 2020 NFL Draft. The 5’10”, 215-pound runner totaled over 2,000 yards as a collegiate while overcoming injuries...
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Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Each week, we send out questions to the most plugged in Seahawks fans, and fans across the country. Sign up here to join Reacts.
There is still so much unknown surrounding the 2020 NFL season. But assuming play does return on schedule it seems likely that fans won’t be in attendance, at least early in the season. The Seahawks haven’t announced anything yet but if Sounders home games for the...
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Reports emerged last week that the Seattle Seahawks were in talks with two potential pass rushers who share a past with head coach Pete Carroll, Clay Matthews and Everson Griffen, both of whom played for Carroll at USC. While fans would certainly seem to prefer the team add Griffen over Matthews, at the end of the day the two sides must come together on an agreement that makes sense for all involved and which keeps the team in compliance with the...
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We could have a smaller version of the 2012 replacement officials on our hands. It’s an unlikely scenario, but it’s also 2020 so common sense means nothing, as NFL referees will likely have until Thursday to decide whether they want to opt out.
A preliminary agreement states that if officials choose to do so, they would receive a $30,000 stipend and their job secured for 2021. (I’m in the process of negotiating a similar deal with Mookie and...
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Seahawks receiver John Ursua added to NFL’s Reserve/COVID-19 list | The Seattle Times
Ursua is the first Seahawks player to go on the list, which means he either tested positive or has been in close contact with an infected person.
Who Will Be Seahawks' Weakside Linebacker This Season?
K.J. Wright has starred at the WILL position for nine years and played some of his best football in 2019. But the arrival of Jordyn Brooks could lead to a positional...
Adams' playing ability is considerable, but the edge he plays with might be what the Seahawks are most excited about moving forward.
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For the first time, the Seattle Seahawks have a player on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.
Second-year wide receiver John Ursua was placed on that list on Sunday. Seattle was previously one of six teams that hadn’t had any player on the Reserve/COVID-19 list since training camp began two weeks ago.
Today’s COVID-19 update. pic.twitter.com/nWwk5P57Xp
— Albert Breer (@AlbertBreer) August 9, 2020Ursua’s placement here means that either he tested...
Just a few months after being wanted for alleged armed robbery, the NFL has removed Seattle Seahawks cornerback Quinton Dunbar off the commissioner’s exempt list.
Effective Sunday, Quinton Dunbar has the green light to rejoin the Seahawks. Dunbar has been removed from the NFL’s exempt list, which permits him to get back to offseason work.
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Christopher Dewayne Carson is the lead running back for the Seattle Seahawks, and it should stay that way.
As Carson enters a contract year, he finds himself in truly elite company in one particular statistic.
He’s a monster at breaking tackles. Carson has broken over 20 tackles in consecutive seasons, one of only a handful of players in the NFL capable of such.
Here are the six best men on planet earth at preventing tackles at the moment, with their...