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Devil's Advocate
After the bye week, they are at Chicago. Excellent chance Hass stinks it up again. Is it Whitehurst time in week 7 vs. AZ?
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seahawk 17
Footballguy
I don't know... if the majority of Seahawk fans had their way he would.
Big Mike has his back
http://twitter.com/BMW_USC1/status/26336566821
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
Anything to see here if it happens?Seattle has an attractive fantasy playoff schedule, but to say Whitehurst is unproven is an understatement.
seahawk 17
Footballguy
At this point I would really shy away from Seahawk players unless they are playing at home. This team is a mess on offense right now. The knock on CW after TC and the pre-season is that he has no touch and can't throw the short or middle routes, along with the O-Line is very bad, and no running game.On the flip side, Hass can't (or won't) throw the deep ball. If CW starts... week 7 is a great call. Last two games have been crap, and the Bears will most likely destroy them.
seahawk 17
Footballguy
Seattle has a new look offense after the bye week. We added Lynch, and lost branch. Pitts is back and a new WR will line up opposite BMW.
Seattle is 3-15 after a bye week...all 15 losses are on the road.
Cutler will be starting for the Bears. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d81b4...le=HP_headlines
Seattle is 3-15 after a bye week...all 15 losses are on the road.
Cutler will be starting for the Bears. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d81b4...le=HP_headlines
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Doctor Detroit
Please remove your headgear
Good Lord.Seattle is 3-15 after a bye week...all 15 losses are on the road.
A lot of those losses are Holgren years, as his teams were really bad coming off the bye. Still, that is worse than I thought it would be.
seahawk 17
Footballguy
Qwest will have a playoff like atmosphere this weekend as the winner will own 1st place.(For at least a week. :( )
seahawk 17
Footballguy
Hasselbeck has gone 10 straight quarters and 97 consecutive passes without throwing an interception.
Somehow, and completely unintentionally I have ended up with 4 Seahawks on my 15 roster team. I mean I targeted BMW in the draft but really surprised how a season turns out. Starting all four today out of 10 available positions.
Weird how a season turns out. I wanted nothing to do with this team. Yet...................
See my sig.
Weird how a season turns out. I wanted nothing to do with this team. Yet...................
See my sig.
proninja
Footballguy
I'm sick of hearing this
seahawk 17
Footballguy
CBJ fan?
seahawk 17
Footballguy
Doctor Detroit
Please remove your headgear
Hooper31
Footballguy
seahawk 17
Footballguy
Seattle QB Hasselbeck out Sunday vs Giants
15 minutes ago
Wash. (AP)—If the New York Giants are going to add to their knockout list of quarterbacks, it won’t be Seattle’s Matt Hasselbeck(notes).
Hasselbeck, Seahawks starting QB, is out for Sunday’s game against New York with a concussion. Seattle coach Pete Carroll made the announcement Thursday that Hasselbeck had not been cleared to play. Charlie Whitehurst(notes) will make the first start of his career.
“I think it’s a little more serious than I thought. I visited with Matt after the game and stuff and I didn’t realize there was anything going on. Not till Monday did we really … there were some symptoms and stuff like that and then we took it very seriously,” Carroll said. “I’m surprised a little bit, but it’s real. That’s good for me to understand it better, too.”
Carroll said Hasselbeck would still need to be cleared under the league-mandated concussion testing in order to play next week at Arizona.
Hasselbeck suffered his concussion late in last week’s 33-3 loss at Oakland. Carroll said Monday and again Wednesday he hoped Hasselbeck would be cleared and able to play against the Giants.
Instead, it’ll be Whitehurst, who was brought to Seattle in a trade with San Diego in the offseason, but has never thrown a pass in a regular-season game.
“The circumstances are good,” Whitehurst said. “We’re playing a good team. Playing at home. It’s all you can really ask for. I plan on going out there and executing and helping this team win.”
Outside of three snaps in garbage time last week, Whitehurst gets his first opportunity. Whitehurst spent his first four years in San Diego as the third-stringer behind Philip Rivers(notes) and Billy Volek(notes).
The Seahawks acquired him in March for a swap of second-round picks in the 2010 draft and an undisclosed 2011 selection.
“He’s ready,” Carroll said of Whitehurst. “I’ve talked to Charlie from the first day he got here that he’s coming here to play football. Nothing else. He’s not coming here to be a backup or to do anything other than to make himself a spot. He has done a fantastic job up until this point. He’s done everything that we’ve asked of him and we’re real excited to see him play now.”
The Seahawks will face an imposing Giants defense that has knocked out five quarterbacks this season and had 10 sacks against Chicago in Week 4. Seattle’s banged-up offensive line allowed eight sacks of Hasselbeck last week in Oakland.
“I’ve got a lot to worry about. I’m not going to worry about that. I’m confident in the guys up front,” Whitehurst said. “They can do their jobs and I know what they’ve done to quarterbacks this year, but we’re confident we’re going to go out there and play well.”
15 minutes ago
Wash. (AP)—If the New York Giants are going to add to their knockout list of quarterbacks, it won’t be Seattle’s Matt Hasselbeck(notes).
Hasselbeck, Seahawks starting QB, is out for Sunday’s game against New York with a concussion. Seattle coach Pete Carroll made the announcement Thursday that Hasselbeck had not been cleared to play. Charlie Whitehurst(notes) will make the first start of his career.
“I think it’s a little more serious than I thought. I visited with Matt after the game and stuff and I didn’t realize there was anything going on. Not till Monday did we really … there were some symptoms and stuff like that and then we took it very seriously,” Carroll said. “I’m surprised a little bit, but it’s real. That’s good for me to understand it better, too.”
Carroll said Hasselbeck would still need to be cleared under the league-mandated concussion testing in order to play next week at Arizona.
Hasselbeck suffered his concussion late in last week’s 33-3 loss at Oakland. Carroll said Monday and again Wednesday he hoped Hasselbeck would be cleared and able to play against the Giants.
Instead, it’ll be Whitehurst, who was brought to Seattle in a trade with San Diego in the offseason, but has never thrown a pass in a regular-season game.
“The circumstances are good,” Whitehurst said. “We’re playing a good team. Playing at home. It’s all you can really ask for. I plan on going out there and executing and helping this team win.”
Outside of three snaps in garbage time last week, Whitehurst gets his first opportunity. Whitehurst spent his first four years in San Diego as the third-stringer behind Philip Rivers(notes) and Billy Volek(notes).
The Seahawks acquired him in March for a swap of second-round picks in the 2010 draft and an undisclosed 2011 selection.
“He’s ready,” Carroll said of Whitehurst. “I’ve talked to Charlie from the first day he got here that he’s coming here to play football. Nothing else. He’s not coming here to be a backup or to do anything other than to make himself a spot. He has done a fantastic job up until this point. He’s done everything that we’ve asked of him and we’re real excited to see him play now.”
The Seahawks will face an imposing Giants defense that has knocked out five quarterbacks this season and had 10 sacks against Chicago in Week 4. Seattle’s banged-up offensive line allowed eight sacks of Hasselbeck last week in Oakland.
“I’ve got a lot to worry about. I’m not going to worry about that. I’m confident in the guys up front,” Whitehurst said. “They can do their jobs and I know what they’ve done to quarterbacks this year, but we’re confident we’re going to go out there and play well.”
proninja
Footballguy
More like it felt like a jinx. I'm excited to see Whitehurst. I know there's a lot of optimism out there, but I still can't see this team making any kind of a run even if they do eek their way into the playoffs. The wildcard that is Whitehurst at least gives a chance for improvement.CBJ fan?
seahawk 17
Footballguy
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Only a cracked bone in his left wrist slowed Matt Hasselbeck on Sunday. The Arizona defense certainly didn't.
Hasselbeck threw for 333 yards and a touchdown, and Mike Williams had the biggest game of his rejuvenated NFL career Sunday in the Seattle Seahawks' dominant 36-18 victory over the Cardinals.
Hasselbeck, who sat out last week's game with a concussion, cracked a bone in his left wrist on a quarterback sneak late in the second quarter. He didn't start the second half, but returned in the third series of the third quarter.
His wrist was in a cast after the game, but he said he was hopeful to play at New Orleans next weekend. Coach Pete Carroll said the injury "looks to be manageable."
http://www.seattlepi.com/football/2021ap_f..._cardinals.html
Hasselbeck threw for 333 yards and a touchdown, and Mike Williams had the biggest game of his rejuvenated NFL career Sunday in the Seattle Seahawks' dominant 36-18 victory over the Cardinals.
Hasselbeck, who sat out last week's game with a concussion, cracked a bone in his left wrist on a quarterback sneak late in the second quarter. He didn't start the second half, but returned in the third series of the third quarter.
His wrist was in a cast after the game, but he said he was hopeful to play at New Orleans next weekend. Coach Pete Carroll said the injury "looks to be manageable."
http://www.seattlepi.com/football/2021ap_f..._cardinals.html
seahawk 17
Footballguy
Obo, Williams, and Stokley all probable per Twitter.
http://twitter.com/Seahawks/status/15859603921174528
http://twitter.com/Seahawks/status/15859603921174528
I was in the pool
Footballguy
Anyone think this is a trap game for Atlanta this week? Traveling cross-country, looking ahead to New Orleans, Atlanta is .500 on the road, Seattle is tough at home, Williams/Obo healthy at WR...?
seahawk 17
Footballguy
Matt Hasselbeck will remain Seattle's starting quarterback, coach Pete Carroll announced at Seahawks headquarters on Monday afternoon.
http://tinyurl.com/27xrvgk
http://tinyurl.com/27xrvgk
seahawk 17
Footballguy
Per Jay Glazer:
What a great comeback story: I'm hearing SEA is about to agree to terms on a new 3-year extension for WR Mike Williams.
half a minute ago via ÜberTwitter
What a great comeback story: I'm hearing SEA is about to agree to terms on a new 3-year extension for WR Mike Williams.
half a minute ago via ÜberTwitter
seahawk 17
Footballguy
Great football game to start the playoffs. Hass 4TD's, defense played tough, and BEAST MODE!!!! 
seahawk 17
Footballguy
Seattle already beat the Bears, beat the SB champs, and still almost double digit dogs. 
ImTheScientist
Footballguy
Rebuilt in 1 season. A+ to the coaching staff for all the roster moves!!!
Kudos to Hasslebeck. He has been good for the franchise and Saturdays game was his last hurrah.I actually think the 9.5 points opening line is way too low though. Many times this year the Seahawks have lost games by doubt digits and they will be facing a rested and healthy Bears team who unlike the Saints won't take the Seahawks lightly and they are a hungry team.Hasslebeck won't play that good again. His best two games this year came against the Saints but he has been mostly bad this year. This game has blowout for Bears written all over it.Seattle already beat the Bears, beat the SB champs, and still almost double digit dogs.
flapgreen
Footballguy
I guess you missed the part about them having a losing record.Seattle already beat the Bears, beat the SB champs, and still almost double digit dogs.
seahawk 17
Footballguy
Shawnky
Footballguy
Since when is going from 5-11 to 7-9 rebuilt? Doesn't seem to be much of a difference to me. Congrats on getting to where you guys are, but beating an extremely hobbled Saints team doesn't call for the cockiness exhibited by a few Hawk fans on here. Get to the Superbowl or NFC championship before you start talking ####. There is a reason your double digit dogs going into Chicago. Even Cleveland beat NE this season.
