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A vaginal tumor is an abnormal growth of tissue in the vagina, a female reproductive organ.
Vaginal cancer; Cancer - vagina; Tumor - vaginal
Most cancerous vaginal tumors occur when another cancer, such as
Primary vaginal cancer is rare. Most primary vaginal cancers start in skin cells called squamous cells. This cancer is known as squamous cell cancer. The other types are adenocarcinoma, melanoma, and sarcoma.
The cause of squamous cell carcinoma of the vagina is unknown. But a history of cervical cancer is common in women with squamous cell carcinoma of the vagina.
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Sarcoma may be treated with a combination of chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation.
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Jhingran A, Russell AH, Seiden MV, et al. Cancers of the cervix, vulva, and vagina. In: Niederhuber JE, Armitage JO, Doroshow JH, et al., eds. Abeloff's Clinical Oncology. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2013:chap 87.
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DrupalCon is an international event that brings together the people who use, develop, design, and support the Drupal platform. More than just another trade show or industry conference, it's a shared experience that seeks to inspire and engage. DrupalCon Austin will feature many curated sessions and panels from some of the most influential people and brightest minds within the Drupal community and beyond, as well as countless opportunities for networking, code sprints, informal conversations, and more. Whether you're new to the community, have been around awhile, or are just curious to see what all the fuss is about - we have a place for you.
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Loss :(
Recently last March I have lost a baby. I was 13 weeks, but I was told the baby died when it was 9 weeks old. I since then had another wonderful baby boy. Yet still to this day, it still haunts me in the fact that why did that baby pass. What I am wondering is how is the graving process going to continue? I still feel as if it is my fault that I have lost my baby. This happened a year ago.
22nd May 2012 06:14 AM #2
First, it is not your fault. Miscarriages happen for many reasons, many of which are never known. It is highly unlikely that you did anything to cause yourself this pain. Do not blame yourself.
I have had two miscarriages. It will always hurt, but the pain does get more bearable. I would say part of the process is accepting the loss of your baby, as the loss of a child. Some mothers do not validate those feelings since there is often no funeral, no official farewell. However, it was very much a real loss and should be treated as such. Give the baby a name for closure, say your goodbyes, consider creating a small memorial if only for yourself. Try to find others who have had the same experience, who are willing to talk about their feelings. This forum is a good place to start.
Best Wishes,
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Would it be wrong to say that when I had lost my baby, that instead of having the doctors run tests and basically mutilate it, I make them place it in a substance and I have it in a safe place now. Is that a little morbid for one to do?
29th May 2013 03:37 PM #4
Hi momof3
It has been a year since you made your last post so I have no idea whether you are still participating on this forum. But your last post sent a little shiver down my spine.
I have had a number of miscarriages. Like you one occurred at 13 weeks. I was having a routine scan when it was discovered the baby's heart had stopped. The baby had died around 8 or 9 weeks, similar to you.
Determined to find answers I agreed to tests being performed on the baby. This established the baby was a girl but not much else. At the time I really didn't understand what the testing involved and it was only afterwards when I read about the procedures used that I began to regret.
I also discovered I could have asked to see my baby and felt deeply disappointed that I hadn't. I called my Doctor and asked how I could retrieve my baby's remains but was told they would now be kept in the lab for a period of 50 years before being discarded. I asked to know the location because I had the crazy idea of laying flowers outside her final resting place, but was told the location could not be divulged.
Subsequent extensive testing of my blood after the loss of my little girl did find a possible reason for my miscarriages and in the end I have two girls. But to this day - 9 years later - I find myself thinking of my little girl - who I named Annabelle - and what became of her body. I regret my decision and wish that I could have laid her to rest with a little service.
In short I envy your courage and the decision you made. I will be 82 when the 50 years is up. Sometimes I wonder if by then I could find Annabelle and finally lay her to rest.
20th June 2013 05:33 AM #5
Hi LocoBurns,
Welcome to the forum.
I sincerely hope that you have not suffered the loss of a baby. Miscarriages are sadly suprisingly common - around 1 in 5 pregnancies are estimated to end in a miscarriage. The feelings of loss, sorrow and grief for the life that ended so soon often remain with families for many years, if not forever.
Talking about our emotions and the experiences we have been though can help with the grieving process. Speaking for myself and the miscarriage I experienced, although the sharpness of the grief has faded (3 years on) the thoughts of my unborn baby have not.
With warm wishes,
26th June 2013 11:36 AM #6
I have suffered a number of losses. I take joy in the two little girls I have but no child can ever replace one that is lost. I have come to see the loss of a child as one of life's cruelties that some of us have to bear. Rather than something to get over, it is something to live with. I am thankful that despite losses I have succeeded in having children, while so many women never achieve that dream.
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I also lost two babies. My 2nd baby (a girl) was born prematurely and died after a month in an incubator. The second was a miscarriage.
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Romans 8:28... "All things work together for good.." God always has a purpose for everything and He makes no mistakes.
19th July 2013 02:55 AM #9
Oh Xyleane. I don't know what to say. I am so very sorry for what you have experienced. I cannot imagine your feelings of loss for your beautiful babies. Your faith is inspirational.
With my thoughts,
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Thank you, LJ. It is only really by God's grace that He always reminds me that sufficiency can only be found in Him and nothing and no one, not even a loved one can replace Him. It is also comforting to know that my 2 babies are now with the Lord in Heaven.
25th July 2013 07:39 PM #11
Hi Xyleane
I am so sorry to hear of your losses. It is wonderful that you can take heart in your faith. I firmly believe that one day I will see my babies again and that they watch over me every day. This belief gives me faith that all is as it should be, no matter how painful.
A long time ago I was told by a fortune teller that my baby Annabelle was with her Grandmother. This woman had no knowledge of my daughter or my loss when she told me this. My daughter was named for my beloved Nana who had passed away many years before.
Many years have passed since my little girl left but when I feel sad I imagine her with my Nana in some far off heavenly place. It brings me peace.
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MSU's defense came out much more focused than it was the previous week against Troy. Few tackles were missed, South Alabama had trouble running the ball, and the Bulldogs came up with three turnovers.
Special teams play was especially good, from the coverage units to the return game to freshman kicker Devon Bell, who made all three of his field goal attempts.
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The offense sputtered in the first quarter, gaining only one first down and punting four times. MSU had 27 total yards at that point, but it did put up 20 points in the second quarter.
Quarterback Tyler Russell had an off night, completing just 13 of 27 passes with an interception. It was the second consecutive week his completion rate was less than 50 percent.
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1. Don't get burned again. USA runs a very similar offense to that of Troy's, but MSU had much better success in slowing it down this time. The Jaguars finished with 347 total yards, including just 104 in the first half.
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On just the second day of his first term, Barack Obama appointed former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell as his special envoy for Middle East peace and boldly asserted that his administration would "actively and aggressively seek a lasting peace between Israel and the Palestinians." Though Obama possessed both good intentions and an understanding of the Israel-Palestine conflict more nuanced than
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At the outset of Obama's second term, here is the first hard-hitting analysis of why the administration has entirely failed on this issue—in part because of Obama's wrongheaded obeisance to Israeli policy and its US advocates. Though Obama had expressed sympathy for the Palestinians' plight early in his career, the 2012 US Presidential election saw the two candidates crassly vying to outdo one another in expressing unconditional support for Israel. Yet despite the strength of the Israel lobby, Ruebner argues that the growing numbers of Americans who are dissatisfied with their government's policies towards Israel-Palestine can exert pressure and create real change.
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Under this system, Tesla can receive about $35,000 - $45,000 extra on each sale of its Model S sedan. Wall Street analysts predict that these credits (which can be sold to automakers that don't produce EVs) could send as much as $250 million to Tesla this year.
This goes to show the importance of clean vehicles to the state. Its Air Resources Board wants electric vehicles to make up 15 percent of new car sales by 2025. Currently, they make up less than 1 percent.
Many automakers have fought California on its strict environmental regulations, saying that they want to create green vehicles on their own terms without being bullied by regulators. However, Tesla has managed to meet California's standards and is benefitting significantly from it.
In fact, these environmental credits are a large reason as to why Tesla will be able to announce a profitable quarter come Wednesday for the first time.
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Panel to address crisis in Haiti
Posted January 29, 2010; 02:41 p.m.
The aftermath of the deadly earthquake in Haiti is the focus of a panel discussion titled "Crisis in Haiti: The Economic, Health and Stabilization Ramifications" to be held at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 3, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall.
The panel is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs as part of its "Up to the Minute" series on world events.
Panelists will include: Audrey Dorélien, a Wilson School Ph.D. candidate and native of Haiti; Laura Kahn, a physician and health policy research scholar in the Wilson School's Program on Science and Global Security; Christina Paxson, dean of the Wilson School and the Hughes-Rogers Professor of Economics and Public Affairs; and Robert Perito, a senior program officer in the Centers of Innovation and Center for Post-Conflict Peace and Stability Operations at the U.S. Institute of Peace.


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CNN journalist's lecture canceled, Dec. 3
Posted December 1, 2003; 04:31 p.m.
A lecture by Maria Ressa, CNN's bureau chief in Jakarta, Indonesia, has been canceled due to illness. The talk was scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 3, in the Whig Hall Senate Chamber.
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ADAM WEINBERG: Quarantania is one of Louise Bourgeois's earliest sculptures, made just a couple of years after she arrived from France in 1938. With its elongated, almost life-size wooden figures, the work resembles a group of people standing together with arms held tightly at their sides. "As soon as I arrived in the United States," recalls Bourgeois, "I began to suffer from homesickness . . . [in my art] I recreated all the people I left behind in France. I'd never have admitted it, but the fact is, I missed them desperately." Besides its personal significance, Bourgeois's sculpture could also be interpreted as a commentary on the horrors of war—are these political prisoners or victims of genocide? During and after the Second World War, many artists turned to symbolic representation and mythic imagery to express the uncertainties of the age. The abstract character of this sculpture summons forth a totemic presence. The sculpture looks like it would be equally at home in a natural history museum as it is in an art museum. Bourgeois and her contemporaries sought a universal language that would transcend time and national boundaries. Some found inspiration in the art of the ancient world, while others explored the rich cultures of the indigenous peoples of the Americas. Other artists like Arshile Gorky adopted biomorphic imagery and an improvisational painting style. For them, abstract paintings were a direct way of expressing hidden conflicts and desires stored away in the unconscious.


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Lawmakers seek answers following foster care fraud allegations
Middleton company is accused of overcharging taxpayers
MADISON, Wis. - State lawmakers said they want to know what changes could be made to prevent fraud in the state's foster care program following alleged fraud by Middleton's Community Care Resources Inc.
The Senate Committee on Health and Human Services called Wisconsin Department of Children and Families officials to testify at a hearing Thursday to ask how luxury cars, boats and pricey travel were allegedly charged to accounts by CCR using taxpayer money.
Lawmakers are anxious to get to the bottom of the alleged fraud, but based on testimony from DCF, they may not have an immediate solution to prevent it from happening again.
State DCF officials said CCR's alleged fraud was caused by a lack of financial oversight. DCF officials told the Senate health committee that CCR's unusual expenses reports caught their attention in November 2011, when several counties reported missing the company's expenses reports.
The state said foster care companies used to set their own service rates and submit expenses to counties, but now the department can determine their rates and audit their expenses after legislators passed regulations in 2010.
DCF Secretary Eloise Anderson said that counties that worked with CCR detected problems with the company back to 2009.18556308
"Our own Bureau of Milwaukee Child Welfare was concerned about not being able to get info from CCR," Anderson said. "We basically stopped doing business with them because of the inability to get information from them. So that happened before we had all this ability we have now."
Anderson said budget items passed in 2009 and 2011 allowed the state to review rates and audit companies like CCR, and after a nearly 12-month audit last year they discovered an alleged $6 million in fraudulent expenses.
"Walk me through how it was that these things could not be seen unless they were put in aggregate," asked Sen. Leah Vukmir, R-Wauwatosa, at the hearing.
"The individual tickets or receipts you're talking about, those are things that nobody would actually see in any situation," said Ron Hunt, a DCF administrator in the Division of Management Services. "Unless folks came on board in-depth and in-house, and that's what happened in this last audit. Our staff said, 'Give us your financial information so we can look at what's behind all your expenses,' and that's when these things were uncovered."
Committee members wanted to know what could be done to prevent future problems.
"Whenever this particular issue is complete, we'd like to then provide you with what we think we need," Anderson said. "Right now, we have some thoughts but that might not be true as we move further down the line."
The state said Community Care Resources has to pay back more than $6 million it allegedly overcharged by next Friday. The DCF has already revoked the company's license.
CCR's attorneys advised them not to attend the hearing Thursday, but they submitted written testimony to the committee to say that they strongly dispute the allegations and believe there should be a full review and analysis of DCF's charges.
Anderson was also asked by senators whether there is a criminal investigation under way by the attorney general. She would only say that DCF officials have been in contact and cooperating with the attorney general's office in recent days.
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1-12-15: Prayers were answered for the Seattle Seahawks, who fought through frigid temperatures in the NFC Wild Card Round against the Minnesota Vikings. With Blair Walsh's kick sailing wide-left to extend the Seahawks season, Seattle now travels to Carolina to face the No. 1 seed Panthers on Sunday, January 17th.
1-5-16: A six seed is unfamiliar territory for the Seattle Seahawks as they're usually used to having support from their 12th man, but they're just happy to be in the postseason tournament. Looking for three-straight Super Bowl appearances, the Seahawks take on the Minnesota Vikings on the road in the NFC Wild Card round.
12-22-15: The winning streak has reached five for the Seattle Seahawks, and quarterback Russell Wilson has thrown 19 touchdowns and zero interceptions during that span. Getting hot at the right time, the Seahawks have home games against the St. Louis Rams and Arizona Cardinals to close out the season.
12-7-15: The Seattle Seahawks needed a win to keep up in the NFC playoff picture and they played a flawless game against the Minnesota Vikings to reach 7-5. The Seahawks' schedule is favorable, with their next three opponents being the Baltimore Ravens, Cleveland Browns and St. Louis Rams.
11-23-15: The Seahawks defeated the 49ers but received negative news about running back Marshawn Lynch, who may miss the rest of the regular season. At 5-5, the Seahawks will have to lean on Thomas Rawls and Russell Wilson to earn a playoff spot in the NFC. Seattle host the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday.
11-16-15: Even the home crowd couldn't hide the deficiencies of the Seattle Seahawks, who allowed 39 points in a loss to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday Night Football. Seattle host the San Francisco 49ers and Pittsburgh Steelers in the next two weeks, as they are most likely looking for an NFC Wild Card position.
11-9-15: The Seattle Seahawks want to obviously win the NFC West division, but they'll have to surpass the Arizona Cardinals. They got their first crack at them on Sunday Night Football this week at CenturyLink Field.
10-20-15: The Seattle Seahawks have had back-to-back losses in similar fashion, as opposing quarterbacks Andy Dalton and Cam Newton made plays on the final drive of games to secure wins. Sitting at 2-4, the Seahawks play on short rest against the San Francisco 49ers on Thursday Night Football at Levi's Stadium.
9-29-15: It was slow going yet again on offense for the Seahawks, but that didn't matter in week three, as the 'Hawks crushed a Jimmy Clausen-led Bears squad, 26-0. Kam Chancellor helped the defense pitch a shutout in a flawless performance that saw the defense allow just 63 passing yards, while also racking up two sacks. Seattle's offense got going a little bit later in the game, as Russell Wilson hooked up with star tight end Jimmy Graham for the game's only offensive score. Running back Marshawn Lynch (calf, back) was limited in the win and could be at risk of sitting out Seattle's week four Monday Night Football matchup with the Detroit Lions.
9-22-15: The Seattle Seahawks didn't look quite like themselves for three quarters in week two, as they started and ended poorly in a 27-17 road loss to the Green Bay Packers. Jimmy Graham didn't show up (one catch) and Seattle never got Marshawn Lynch and the running game going (just 41 yards on 15 carries), while Russell Wilson was really only on top of his game during a 14-3 third quarter run. Seattle's defense shared the blame in this one, as the Seahawks continued to feel the absence of stud safety, Kam Chancellor. Green Bay moved the ball at will at times, as Aaron Rodgers completed 75% of his passes and fired in two touchdowns. Seattle thankfully gets a bit of a "gimme" game in week three, as they return to Seattle for their 2015 home debut against the Chicago Bears. With Jay Cutler out with a hamstring injury, Richard Sherman and co. will be licking their chops as they eye their first win of the year.
9-15-15: The Seattle Seahawks got their bid for a third straight Super Bowl appearance started off on the wrong foot, as they fell to the Rams in a 34-31 week one overtime thriller. Marshawn Lynch couldn't break free against a stout Rams front seven and Russell Wilson tossed a pick and took an alarming six sacks as Seattle struggled to find their footing all game. The defense wasn't perfect in giving up 34 total points, but they still showed up, sacking Rams quarterback Nick Foles and forcing a staggering four turnovers. Despite not clicking 100% on either side of the ball, Seattle still had a chance to win in overtime, but couldn't convert a short fourth down try. The Seahawks could suddenly be facing a panic situation as they head into week two, as they can't afford a loss when they visit the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field.
9-8-15: The Seattle Seahawks may start their plight for a third straight Super Bowl appearance at significantly less than 100% in 2015. Safety Kam Chancellor continues to hold out in an effort to get a new deal from the Seahawks, and has been mixed up in numerous rumors suggesting he could be traded or sit out the entire year. The situation remains fluid, but to this point Seattle hasn't buckled from their stance. While Chancellor tries to get paid, fellow safety Earl Thomas (shoulder) suggested he'll likely suit up in week one despite not being 100%. The move is a noble one for one of the best safeties in the game, but it could potentially backfire if Thomas is unable to perform at a high level or only hurts himself further. The team will also be without wide receiver Paul Richardson (PUP list) and running backs Robert Turbin (waived) and Christine Michael (traded). Seattle signed veteran running back Fred Jackson as new insurance behind starting tailback Marshawn Lynch. While not quite 100%, Seattle will still enter their week one road date with the St. Louis Rams as a heavy favorite.
9-1-15: Russell Wilson downplayed Seattle's offensive struggles this week, after the Seahawks once again didn't impress in a narrow 16-15 win over the San Diego Chargers. Wilson looked off in this one, as he completed just 46% of his passes and failed to produce a touchdown. Marshawn Lynch made his preseason debut but hit the field briefly, rushing for just six yards on two carries. Christine Michael may have saved his roster spot with a strong showing in the win, as he put up 37 yards on seven carries. Kicker Steve Hauschka saved the day for Seattle's struggling offense, as he nailed a 60-yard game-winning field goal with 16 seconds left in the game. Seattle's fringe roster players will get one last shot to make the final roster when they battle the Oakland Raiders on Thursday night.
8-25-15: Russell Wilson was solid enough in his second preseason game, but Seattle's first team offense failed to put up a touchdown for the second game in a row as the Seahawks dropped to 0-2 in preseason play with a 14-13 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Wilson still completed 9 of 15 passes for 78 yards and even hooked up with star tight end Jimmy Graham for three receptions and 39 yards. While the passing game only producing meager results, Seattle's running game also failed to impress. Christine Michael may have played himself out of a roster spot with just 27 yards on 10 carries, while Thomas Rawls was arguably better with 20 yards on just four totes. Marshawn Lynch sat out a second straight preseason game, but should be ready to hit the field in week three, when the Seahawks battle the San Diego Chargers in their regular season dress rehearsal.
8-18-15: Russell Wilson played one series, fumbled and was sacked twice as the Seahawks didn't looked quite like themselves in a 22-20 loss to the Broncos in their first preseason game. Wilson's exit gave way to R.J. Archer, who was sacked four times but put up 110 yards and a touchdown. The Seahawks didn't learn much about their running game, as Marshawn Lynch sat this one out and Thomas Rawls was by far their best rusher with 31 yards on nine carries. Seattle also unfortunately got bit by the injury bug in the loss, as backup quarterback Tarvaris Jackson succumbed to a high ankle sprain and wide receiver Chris Matthews suffered a sprained shoulder. Jackson and Matthews could both be held out of Seattle's second preseason game (versus Kansas City Chiefs), but both will be ready well before the regular season kicks off.
8-12-15: The Seattle Seahawks got some good news as they prepare for their preseason opener, as defensive lineman Jesse Williams has officially been cleared for camp. Expected to miss the entire 2015 season after having a kidney removed, Williams has made a remarkable recovery and could vie for playing time thanks to the release of Tony McDaniels. The Seahawks otherwise are completely set on both sides of the ball as they eye their preseason opener - an intense Friday night clash with Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos. Seattle has few position battles to sort out, but they'll be able to get a good look at some of their young defensive backs due to Earl Thomas (injury) and Kam Chancellor (holdout) being absent.
8-5-15: The Seattle Seahawks have been very busy trying loose contract ends up this past week, as they agreed to terms with star quarterback Russell Wilson and linebacker Bobby Wagner on long-term deals. Wilson inked a four-year, $87.6 million deal with roughly $60 million guaranteed and Wagner stayed in town on a four-year, $43 million deal. Those new deals might be rubbing some players the wrong way, as safety Kam Chancellor continues his holdout from camp and defensive end Michael Bennett remains unhappy about his current paycheck. New addition Jimmy Graham is fully committed to the Seahawks and how they roll on offense, as he's bought into the possibility of having to block for Marshawn Lynch "75%" of the time. That's probably a skewed projection, but Graham's comments assert his desire to play for a winner, rather than just score big numbers.
7-28-15: The Seattle Seahawks don't appear to be any closer to locking down franchise quarterback Russell Wilson to a long-term agreement with training camp just days away. Wilson reportedly didn't accept a deal worth roughly $21 million annually and is said to be chasing a deal that would make him the league's highest paid player. Wilson isn't in danger of missing any playing time, however, and the Seattle offense is otherwise looking stronger than ever. While things still remain strong on offense, Seattle's defense could be bracing for a hit. Stud safety Earl Thomas (shoulder) will miss the start of camp and is in serious doubt to be ready for week one.
7-22-15: The Seattle Seahawks look like a team very much capable of getting to a third straight Super Bowl in 2015, as they boast a stout roster as they head into training camp on July 30th. Quarterback Russell Wilson and defensive end Michael Bennett continue to gripe about their contracts, but Seattle otherwise looks as strong as ever on both sides of the ball. That strength was even enhanced when the team traded for star tight end Jimmy Graham, while second-year receiver Paul Richardson has done well in his recovery from knee surgery and could be ready for camp. Fans will want to monitor the offensive backfield behind Marshawn Lynch, as well, as undrafted free agent Thomas Rawls has drawn praise and Christine Michael is supposedly on the roster bubble.The defensive side of the ball got some great news, too, as interior lineman Jesse Williams (cancer) has been cleared to return to the field.
5-4-15: The Seattle Seahawks got a head-start to the draft process over a month ago, when they unloaded their 31st overall pick for stud tight end Jimmy Graham. Right off the bat you could make the argument that they were winning the draft, but Pete Carroll and co. didn't stop there. With their first pick of the 2015 NFL Draft in round two, the 'Hawks grabbed high upside pass rusher Frank Clark out of Michigan. Clark had some character flaws, but was a great talent that the Seahawks snatched at great value in the second round. They didn't make many other splash picks, but were able to snag Kansas State wide receiver Tyler Lockett one round later, who also offers a serious punch in the return game.
Seattle had a so-so draft overall, but considering how stacked they remain on both sides of the ball, getting as much depth as they did is still a win. Here are the rest of their picks from this year's draft:
3-9-15: The Seahawks blew a great chance at winning back to back Super Bowl titles, but despite all the cries about a bad goal-line call, they'll once again march into 2015 with Super Bowl aspirations. Seattle has already worked hard to make sure they can get back to the promised land, as they retained running back Marshawn Lynch on a nice three-year extension and will look to stack their depth with another successful draft. The team lost cornerback Byron Maxwell to the Eagles and definitely needs to consider adding another impact player for their passing game, but with banged up players like Richard Sherman and Earl Thomas getting healthy, the 'Hawks will be right back in the thick of it to start 2015, and they just might be hungrier than ever.
1-30-15: Seahawks fans are ready to see the team try to win back-to-back Super Bowls. If they waited until the last minute to but Super Bowl tickets, they'll be paying a high price. While the price of tickets dropped during the week of the game last year before Seattle's appearance, that hasn't happened this year. The current average price for the game is $9,484.37, 282.43% above the average price from last year. Even the get-in price of $7,087 is more the double the average of Super Bowl XLVIII.
1-29-15: The Seahawks survived an eventful Media Day, where Marshawn Lynch made most headlines for his brevity and monotonous responses on Tuesday. Claiming their roster is in good health after a taxing NFC Championship game against Green Bay, Seattle will hope to get the best of Tom Brady and the Patriots when they square off at University of Phoenix Stadium in Arizona on Sunday.
Prospective buyers who've waited for Super Bowl ticket prices to drop on the secondary market have found that average price continues to rise as inventory becomes scarce. The average price for Super Bowl tickets on TicketIQ is now $8,051.21, marking a price jump of 37.6% from Wednesday afternoon's average price of $5,850.42. Get-in price is now more expensive than yesterday's secondary average, with fans finding the game's cheapest seat listed at $5,998 on the secondary market.
1-28-15: Now just five days away from Super Bowl 49, ticket prices still remain historically high on the secondary market. The average secondary price for Super Bowl tickets on TicketIQ is now $5,737.41 and get-in price starts at $3,477. Following Tuesday's Media Day, Marshawn Lynch made headlines for his sub 5-minute appearance at the podium, answering each and every question with the same monotonous response of "I'm just here so I won't get fined". Never a media sweetheart, Lynch has remained focused on letting his actions on the field speak for him and has yet to disappoint. The running back posted over 1,300 yards on the ground in 2014 and will look to claim his second consecutive Super Bowl win when the Seahawks take on the Patriots in Arizona this Sunday.
1-27-15: Never a team shy about being outspoken, the Seattle Seahawks roll into Media Day in an unusual position of being under the radar. With all of the talk about the New England Patriots last week, the other Super Bowl participant went mostly unnoticed heading into the Pro Bowl. While that should change this week, the price to see the Seahawks in the Super Bowl has also changed. The secondary market average price for Super Bowl tickets is now $5,762.17, which is down 5.6% from yesterday's average price of $6,103.07. The get-in price has also dropped significantly, now at $3,299, which is down from $3,750.
1-26-15: Last week, the NFL fined Marshawn Lynch $20,000 for the obscene gesture he made after his touchdown run in the NFC Championship Game. On Sunday, the Seahawks landed in Arizona, setting up their preparations for the Super Bowl. Richard Sherman did not sound too happy about the league's dealing with deflate-gate, as he mentioned that there is a conflict of interest between the New England Patriots and Roger Goodell.
1-23-15: In just over a week, the Seattle Seahawks will be taking the field as the NFC representative in Super Bowl XLIX. Seattle fans are clearly excited as they are one of the main reasons ticket prices continue to rise on the secondary market. The current average price for Super Bowl tickets is $4,833.25, which is 35.51% more expensive than Super Bowl tickets at this time last year for Seattle's trip to New Jersey.
The current average price of $2,395 would be the most expensive get-in price for a Super Bowl over the past six years. The previous high came in Super Bowl XLVI between the Patriots and Giants at $2,325.
1-21-15: Seahawks fans hoping to head to the Super Bowl have a closer trip than they did last season. While the trip is shorter, the price for Seahawks Super Bowl tickets will be much more expensive on the secondary market. The current average price for the game is $4,427.92, which is up 12.52% over this time last year. At its current average, this Super Bowl would be the most expensive TicketIQ has tracked over the past six seasons.
The get-in price is now $2,125, which is up $268 from the conclusion of the AFC Championship Game on Sunday night.
1-20-15: After being outscored, 16-0, in the first half, the Seahawks bounced back to beat the
visiting Green Bay Packers, 28-22. Late in the fourth quarter, the Seahawks scored 15
points in 44 seconds to take a 22-19 lead. Then, after the Packers forced overtime with a
field goal, the Seahawks moved on to the Super Bowl with Russell Wilson's game-
winning touchdown pass to Jermaine Kearse.
1-12-15: The defending champion Seahawks are back in the NFC Championship. They defeated the Carolina Panthers, 31-17, for their eighth straight home playoff win. Russell Wilson was very efficient, as he completed 15 of his 22 passes for 268 yards, and he threw for three touchdowns for the first time in his postseason career.
1-6-15: In Week 8 of the 2014 regular season, the Seahawks defeated the Panthers for the fourth consecutive time. In addition, in the three contests that Seattle has hosted Carolina in franchise history, the Seahawks have emerged victorious. Russell Wilson's team will take on Cam Newton and company at CenturyLink Field on Saturday night.
12-29-14: The Seahawks looked strong in the second half on Sunday against the visiting St. Louis Rams. After trailing, 6-0, at halftime, Seattle shutout the Rams in the final 30 minutes en route to the 20-6 victory. After a couple third-quarter field goals, the Seahawks scored two quick touchdowns, as the defending champions clinched the No. 1 seed in the NFC playoffs for the second straight year.
12-23-14: On Sunday night, the Seahawks dominated the Arizona Cardinals to move into first place in the NFC West. In the 35-6 victory, Russell Wilson completed 20 of his 31 passing attempts for 339 yards and scored three touchdowns. Luke Willson caught both of the quarterback's passing scores, and Marshawn Lynch got into the end zone twice as well.
12-17-14: With their 17-7 victory over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, the Seahawks have won their fourth consecutive game, their longest winning streak in over a year. Seattle's defense continued to stifle offenses, as Richard Sherman and company held the 49ers to seven points in the win. Marshawn Lynch ran for 91 yards and a touchdown.
12-9-14: The Seahawks' defense continued to play very well as they dominated the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. Although Mark Sanchez threw for two touchdowns in the game, they held him to just 96 passing yards on the day. Russell Wilson completed 22 of his 37 passing attempts for 263 yards and two touchdowns.
12-3-14: The Seahawks went into Levi's Stadium on Thanksgiving night and made a statement. For the second consecutive week, Seattle beat a divisional opponent by the score, 19-3. Richard Sherman intercepted Colin Kaepernick twice, and Marshawn Lynch ran for 104 yards. Steven Hauschka made all four of his field goal attempts.
11-26-14: The Seahawks bounced back from their loss at Kansas City by beating the Arizona Cardinals, who went into the game with the best record in the NFL. Russell Wilson completed 17 of his 22 passing attempts for 211 yards and a touchdown, and he carried the ball 10 times for 73 yards.
11-19-14: The Kansas City Chiefs shut out the Seahawks in both the first and fourth quarters, as Seattle fell in Sunday's game, 24-20. The Seahawks were unable to convert touchdowns on three of their five red zone opportunities. Marshawn Lynch, who missed the team's practices on Wednesday and Thursday due to a calf injury, ran for 124 yards, but did not get into the end zone.
11-12-14: The Seahawks and Marshawn Lynch destroyed the New York Giants in the second half on Sunday. After trailing by three points at the half, Seattle shut out the Giants and scored 24 points in the final 30 minutes of the game. Lynch accounted for four of the team's touchdowns in the contest.
11-6-14: The Seahawks are barely hanging on with their numerous injuries. They jumped out to a 24-3 lead against the Oakland Raiders on Sunday, but Seattle did not look so good in the second half. Seattle won, 30-24, to move to 5-3 on the season. Marshawn Lynch racked up more than 140 total yards and got into the end zone twice in the victory.
10-30-14: There has recently been some frustrating off-the-field news for Seattle regarding Percy Harvin, Russell Wilson and Marshawn Lynch, but the Seahawks were able to snap their two-game losing streak with a victory on Sunday in Carolina. Russell Wilson found Luke Willson for the game-winning 23-yard touchdown with 47 seconds remaining.
10-21-14: Although Russell Wilson led the Seahawks to scores in all four quarters on Sunday, they only mustered six points in the first half as they fell to the Rams in St. Louis, 28-26. With that loss, Seattle dropped its second straight game to move to 3-3 on the season. Before the game, the Seahawks traded Percy Harvin to the New York Jets for a conditional draft pick.
10-14-14: The Seahawks played very well early in their game against the visiting Dallas Cowboys, but Seattle allowed the final 10 points of the game. In the first quarter, the Seahawks grabbed a quick 10-0 lead on a blocked punt that Mike Morgan returned for a touchdown. However, the Cowboys scored very late in the game to push the Seahawks' record to 3-2.
10-9-14: The Seahawks looked strong off their bye week. They traveled to play the Washington Redskins and won, 27-17. Russell Wilson racked up a career-high in rushing yards on Monday night, and he scored three touchdowns. Seattle takes its 3-1 record back home, as they host the Dallas Cowboys in Week 6.
10-1-14: The Seahawks were one of three NFC West teams that were on bye during the weekend. They will be on the road for three of their next four games, including Week 5's Monday Night Football contest in Washington. The Seahawks have won both of their home games this season and dropped their only road game.
9-25-14: The Seahawks bounced back from their loss in San Diego in Week 2 by defeating the Denver Broncos. Seattle played very well in the first half, but let Peyton Manning and company come back and force overtime. However, Russell Wilson led the Seahawks down the field for Marshawn Lynch's game-winning touchdown.
9-16-14: The San Diego Chargers surprised the Seahawks in Week 2, pushing Seattle's record to 1-1 on the season. The Seahawks do not usually give up early scores, but the Chargers were able to get a field goal on their first drive of the game. The Seahawks abandoned the run in this contest as Marshawn Lynch's six carries matched his fewest in a single game as a Seahawk.
9-10-14: The Seahawks opened the regular season on a great note, as they blew out the Green Bay Packers, 36-16. Marshawn Lynch ran for 110 yards and two touchdowns. Russell Wilson added more than 200 total yards and two touchdowns in the victory. The Seahawks also signed offensive tackle Andrew McDonald.
9-4-14: Last week, the Seahawks and Pete Carroll were fined more than $300,000 for violating the NFL's no-contact practice rules. However, they will put those fines behind them as Seattle hosts the opening game of the 2014 NFL regular season. Russell Wilson and the Seahawks face the Green Bay Packers on Thursday.
8-26-14: The Seahawks attacked the visiting Chicago Bears early and often on Friday. Russell Wilson completed 15 of his 20 pass attempts for 202 yards and three total touchdowns in the 34-6 victory. Marshawn Lynch also added a rushing touchdown, a seven-yard score on the first drive of the preseason game.
8-20-14: On Friday, Russell Wilson and his rushers destroyed the San Diego Chargers. While Seattle did not throw for a touchdown in this game, the team scored 41 points. Wilson ran for game-high two touchdowns. Robert Turbin also carried the ball 12 times for 81 yards and a touchdown.
8-14-14: Russell Wilson attempted just six passes in the Seahawks' preseason opener in Denver, but he led a touchdown drive in the second quarter. Pete Carroll said that Marshawn Lynch, who missed the first part of camp in a contract holdout, is coming along, but needs work. He did not play in Seattle's 21-16 loss to the Broncos.
8-5-14: On Saturday, former Seahawks offensive tackle Walter Jones was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. Meanwhile, current Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch ended his holdout. Lynch has missed just one game in his Seahawks career, as he looks to help the team repeat as champions. The Seahawks begin their preseason in Denver on Thursday.
7-30-14: Seahawks star running back Marshawn Lynch's hold out talk earlier this summer wasn't an empty threat. The veteran running back is sitting out of camp as he looks for a new deal. The Seahawks have stood firm in not giving into Lynch, who has accrued over $455,000 in fines while missing practices. The Seahawks said goodbye to veteran wide receiver Sidney Rice, who officially retired from the league. Just 27 years old, the often injured Rice cited a history of concussions as his reasoning for hanging up the cleats. Seattle also lost tight end Anthony McCoy, as the former USC product tore his Achilles for the second year in a row. He will miss the entire 2014 season and could be looking at the end of his playing career.
7-15-14: The story of Seattle's offseason has been the status of star running back Marshawn Lynch. Fresh off of his third straight elite season and helping the 'Hawks win the Super Bowl, Lynch is said to be interested in landing one more big contract. From a holdout to a potential retirement, it seems that Lynch's future could be somewhat up in the air. Lynch did report to Seattle's minicamp in June, however, and doesn't appear to be a real threat to miss the team's camp, which opens on July 23th. Elsewhere, the Seahawks bolstered an already deep defensive line by signing on defensive tackle Kevin Williams, while pass-rushing specialist Bruce Irvin is said to be 100% following a hip injury.
6-5-14: The defending Super Bowl champs made sure their wide receiving corps was protected from another injury laden season, locking up the reliable and versatile Doug Baldwin to a three-year deal. Offensive coordinator also "vowed" recently to lighten star running back Marshawn Lynch's load in the rushing game, specifically stating he'd like to get impressive second-year back Christine Michael more involved in the offense. The new running back by committee approach should help Seattle's already stout ground game become even more dynamic, while save the powerful Lynch for another deep playoff run.
5-19-14: The Seattle Seahawks truly
didn't need to improve upon much coming off of their Super Bowl win of a year ago, but having their depth and balance still allows for some excellent luxury picks. Let's run through Seattle's new draft class and see which of their picks may have the biggest impact going forward:
Round 2. Pick 13 Paul Richardson, WR, Colorado
Round 2. Pick 32 Justin Britt, OL, Missouri
Round 4. Pick 108 Cassius Marsh, DE, UCLA
Round 4. Pick 23 Kevin Norwood, WR, Alabama
Round 4. Pick 32 Kevin Pierre-Louis, LB, Boston College
Round 5. Pick 32 Jimmy Staten, DE, Middle Tennessee State
Round 6. Pick 23 Garrett Scott, OL, Marshall
Round 6. Pick 32 Eric Pinkins, DB, San Diego St.
Round 7. Pick 12 Kiero Small, FB, Arkansas
If there was a weakness in Seattle, it was wide receiver. The Seahawks noted that and took two wide receivers in the first four rounds, the most impressive being the tiny but explosive Paul Richardson out of Colorado. Kevin Norwood is a solid athlete with good size that could make an impact down the road, as well.
Seattle didn't have many high profile picks, but they did attack minor needs and got a quality offensive lineman in Justin Britt in round two. They were also able to add even more depth to an already stout defense, landing quality pieces at defensive end, linebacker and in the secondary.
5-9-14: Seattle is the only team that actually had a pick when the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft, yet didn't select a single player when the night was over. Sitting at the 32nd overall pick, the Seahawks completed a trade with the Minnesota Vikings that allowed them to come in and draft quarterback Teddy Bridgewater. It was actually a great move by Seattle, as they'll go forward in the draft with two second round picks and an extra fourth rounder, all thanks to the Vikings.
4-28-14: The defending champion Seattle Seahawks don't have a lot of holes to fill, but they do still have some needs to address. Pete Carroll and co. have done a terrific job drafting the past three years, and should only keep that trend going in the 2014 NFL Draft. Where they'll start is up in the air, but wide receiver is a clear weakness with Golden Tate leaving and both Percy Harvin and Sidney Rice struggling to stay healthy. They're a very deep and balanced team, though, so they could also kick things off with a luxury pick like Stephon Tuitt or Dee Ford. This would make an elite defense even deeper and stronger and simply feels like a Seahawks move. Moving forward in the draft, Seattle will mostly be adding young talent that can eventually replace players that depart in free agent. Despite drafting a tight end in 2013, the 'Hawks could also consider drafting a tight end early, as well. Austin Seferian-Jenkins might still be there for the taking late in round two due to a foot injury.
4-18-14: The defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks get their 2014 preseason going in style, as they travel to Denver to take on the Broncos in a repeat of last year's Super Bowl. While their week one battle with Peyton Manning and co. will get all the hype, the Seattle starters should play much more in week two, when they host the San Diego Chargers. Seattle will get a third straight tough opponent in week three, as Jay Cutler and the Chicago Bears will come to town in a big showdown. Likely resting their starters for the preseason finale, the Seattle backups will compete for leftover roster spots as a trip to Oakland to take on the Raiders draws the preseason to a close.
4-7-14: How active should the defending Super Bowl champions be in free agency? Probably about as active as the Seattle Seahawks were. Seattle let overrated wide receivers Golden Tate and Sidney Rice go, while refraining to overpay to keep aging defensive players like red Bryant, Chris Clemons and Brandon Browner. Walter Thurmond III was their lone tough loss to swallow, although the Seahawks arguably made up for it by re-signing defensive lineman Michael Bennett in Seattle. Seattle remains stacked on defense and will merely need to round out that side of the ball with depth in the draft. Wide receiver will undoubtedly be their main focus on offense.
3-21-14: How can the defending Super Bowl champions get better in free agency? How about by standing pat? Seattle lost a slew of quality players, as they had to let the often injured Sidney Rice go, while under-utilized wide receiver Golden Tate fled to the Detroit Lions for more money and a bigger role. The Seahawks were able to keep defensive end Michael Bennett, but had their secondary robbed by the open market, losing Walter Thurmond III and Brandon Browner to the Giants and Patriots, respectively. While some of the losses sound bad, Seattle actually wisely pinched their pennies and stood true to the way they got to be champs in the first place: by building through the draft.
2-3-14: Super Bowl 48 could not have gone any better for the Seattle Seahawks. They entered with the same game plan and same base defense that got them to 13-3 and earned them a trip to the Super Bowl, and they knew they had a tough task in an equally imposing 13-3 Denver Broncos team.
Perhaps Seattle just wanted it more. Whatever the case, this game was all about cashing in on opportunities and flexing muscle, as the Seahawks hit the Broncos hard early and often, and were able to strike first on a safety. From that 2-0 lead on, Seattle never eased off the brakes and certainly never looked back.
The Seahawks ultimately forced four total turnovers and found a way to score in every possible way a team can in pro football: by safety, return touchdown, defensive touchdown return, via the ground and through the air.
It was a total team effort that could have had anyone win the MVP award, but linebacker Malcolm Smith got the nod thanks to nine tackles, a fumble recovery, and an interception returned for a touchdown. Percy Harvin was a lightning rod with a kick return for a score to start the second half and arguably deserved some consideration, while quarterback Russell Wilson put up over 300 passing yards and two touchdowns, while playing mistake-free football.
Everyone knew we were in for a show in this year's Super Bowl, but perhaps only Seahawks fans figured the end result could be something like the 43-8 blowout we ended up getting. The 35-point difference tied for the third largest in NFL history, and helped put the final spin on a game that never felt close at any point, and was never contested in score, either.
Denver had some opportunities to get on the board or stop the bleeding, but ultimately failed in every situation. Ultimately, Denver's pass protection was shaky, they couldn't run the ball, they were caress with the ball and they couldn't finish tackles.
The Broncos' inability to win their individual matchups and execute properly played a hand in Seattle's dominance in Super Bowl XLVIII, but it arguably was a small part. Seattle came out as an enforcer, looking to establish contact and get the Broncos off their game. That's exactly what happened, and with Denver failing to hit back and keep the Seahawks on their toes, this game ended up being incredibly lopsided.
Even a narrow, hard-fought win would have done the trick for Seattle, though, as the franchise earned their first Lombardi Trophy ever in just their second Super Bowl appearance. And after their first go at a Super Bowl was marred in controversy, this one seems all the sweeter.
Like any other team, the Seahawks have a few decisions to make about 2014, while it's hard to believe them being this healthy again for a second season in a row. With that said, from what we saw on Super Bowl Sunday, it'll be awfully hard to bet against the Seahawks heading into next season - making a repeat trip to the promised land a realistic possibility.
1-22-14: The Seattle Seahawks are a facade, no more. It was only three years ago when the Seahawks took the league by storm with Marshawn Lynch turning into "Beast Mode". And it was just last season that third round pick Russell Wilson became a revelation en route to a 11-5 record and divisional round clash with the Atlanta Falcons.
Wilson and co. picked up right where they left off in that narrow road defeat, as they went 13-3 in 2013 despite having a massive target on their back. In fact, with all three losses coming by a touchdown or less, it's even conceivable that this Seattle team could have vied for a perfect season.
There they were in their own backyard, though, with the game on the line and the defense nursing a 23-17 lead. Instead of getting buried by Colin Kaepernick in the final seconds, Richard Sherman and the 'Hawks defense stepped up, made a play, and pushed the Seahawks into Super Bowl 48.
A team of emotion and passion, Seattle isn't at first glance everyone's pick to hoist the Lombardi in two weeks.
However, boasting the league's top-ranked defense, Sherman and co. probably have the best chance at topping the Denver Broncos in this year's Super Bowl.
Win or lose, head coach Pete Carroll has instilled a deep-rooted confidence and swagger in Seattle, the kind that will leak into 2014 and make the Seahawks Super Bowl contenders yet again - regardless of what happens on Super Bowl Sunday.
1-15-14: With Seattle's passing game sputtering, running back Marshawn Lynch put his team on his back once again, rushing for 140 yards and two touchdowns in a 23-15 win over the visiting New Orleans Saints. Despite not topping 100 rushing yards since week 10, Lynch came through in the clutch, including with under three minutes to go, when he popped off a 31-yard touchdown to extend Seattle's lead to 23-8. A late Saints touchdown and onside kick made things interesting until the end, but Lynch made sure Seattle got the last laugh in a game that was truly all Seattle.
Percy Harvin made his second appearance of the 2013 season and racked up four total touches before being knocked out of the game with a concussion. Seattle will likely need him for the NFC title game if they hope to extend their playoff run and reach the Super Bowl.
12-31-13: The Seahawks needed to secure a week 17 win to lock up the number one overall seed in the playoffs. Luckily they were facing the St. Louis Rams. Marshawn Lynch ran for 97 yards and a touchdown and the Seattle defense did the rest as the Seahawks got to 13-3 with a 27-9 home win.
12-24-13: It's not often that the Seahawks play poorly at home - much less lose a game. Both happened in week 16, though, as Seattle was stifled on offense by an aggressive Arizona Cardinals defense and the Seahawks couldn't capitalize on four Carson Palmer interceptions in a 17-10 loss.
12-17-13: The Seattle Seahawks dominated every facet of the game in week 15, as they picked off Eli Manning five times and shutout the New York Giants, earning a big 23-0 win on the road. Marshawn Lynch and Russell Wilson both chipped in a touchdown on offense, helping Seattle to their 12th win of the year.
12-10-13: Russell Wilson wasn't his amazing self, but he tossed a touchdown and help the Seahawks pull ahead over the San Francisco 49ers. Unfortunately, Seattle had to look on as 49ers kicker Phil Dawson knocked in the game-winning field goal with under 30 seconds to go. Marshawn Lynch added over 70 rushing yards and a touchdown in the narrow 19-17 defeat.
Seattle had the Saints figured out from the word go in week 13, as they jumped out to a 17-0 lead and really never looked back. Russell Wilson got the job done on offense with over 300 passing yards and three touchdowns, while Seattle's blistering defense held Drew Brees under 200 passing yards in a 34-7 win at home.
11-19-13: Marshawn Lynch was the best running back on the field in week 11, as he ran for nearly 80 yards and two touchdowns in a big 41-20 win over Adrian Peterson and the visiting Minnesota Vikings. Percy Harvin made his Seattle Seahawks (and 2013) debut, as well, catching a 17-yard pass and bringing a return 58 yards to provide a welcomed spark on offense and special teams.
11-12-13: The Seattle Seahawks just keep taking care of business. After two eyebrow raising close wins over lesser opponents, the 'Hawks marched into Atlanta and took care of business in all facets, topping the Falcons, 33-10. Seattle's defense was stifling as usual, while Marshawn Lynch paces the offense with a whopping 145 rushing yards and a score.
11-5-13: Down 24-7 in the third quarter to the winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Russell Wilson and the Seahawks had every reason to doubt themselves and fold. The problem for Tampa Bay, however, is they didn't. Wilson blocked out two earlier interceptions and accounted for all three of Seattle's touchdowns to force overtime with just under two minutes remaining. After the Seattle defense held strong in overtime, Wilson continued his late-game surge by guiding the 'Hawks down the field for the winning field goal, giving Seattle a huge comeback and a 27-24 overtime win at home.
10-30-13: The Seahawks were expected to run the St. Louis Rams out of their own stadium in week eight. Instead, they needed a goal-line stand against Kellen Clemens to escape with a win on Monday Night Football. Russell Wilson tossed two touchdowns that helped earn the win, but took an incredible seven sacks as the 'Hawks barely hung on to get to 7-1 on the year.
10-22-13: Seattle rebounded from a loss to the Indianapolis Colts to get a 34-22 in the desert against the Arizona Cardinals. Instead of the defensive battle that many expected, Russell Wilson tossed three touchdowns to give Seattle a 31-13 lead late in the game. Arizona would make a small run late in this one, but in the end they couldn't make up for allowing Wilson's scores or letting Marshawn Lynch (91 yards and a touchdown) run all over them.
10-15-13: The Seattle Seahawks probably should have beaten the Tennessee Titans by a landslide in week six, but freakish happenings and poor play only allowed a narrow 20-13 win at home. A blocked field goal that got returned for a touchdown made this one 10-10 at the half, but Seattle turned to stud running back Marshawn Lynch and pushed the Titans out of the way in the second half. It wasn't easy, but Lynch racked up 77 hard-earned yards on 21 carries and scored what would be the decisive touchdown to help get the 'Hawks to 5-1 on the season.
10-8-13: The Seattle Seahawks had been the talk of the NFC as they entered week five, and for much of the first half against the Colts, that talk was only growing louder. Seattle struck early and used a blocked punt to record a safety and notch a 12-0 lead in the first quarter. They then leaned on Marshawn Lynch and Russell Wilson, who mostly had their with with the Indianapolis Colts run defense, as they piled on 102 rushing yards a piece. Unfortunately, despite leading all the way until the middle of the fourth quarter, the Seahawks fell behind 31-28 and could never recover.
10-1-13: The Seattle Seahawks were an impressive 3-0 after three weeks, but after two quarters in their road game against the Houston Texans, it was looking like they would finally have a blemish on their 2013 record. Instead, despite digging themselves into a formidable 20-3 hole, Seattle slowly chipped away. Marshawn Lynch got Seattle right back into it with a rushing score with just under eight minutes remaining, while Richard Sherman tied the game up at 20 thanks to a poorly thrown ball by Matt Schaub, in which the Seahawks' star corner took all the way for a touchdown. That helped forced overtime, where Seattle withstood two Houston drives to march down and kick the game-winner, giving them the 23-20 win on the road.
9-18-13: This weekend's most hyped match-up was easily in Seattle on Sunday when the Seahawks hosted the division rival 49ers. It was a game that most "experts" predicted would be a close one, but the Seahawks had other plans. The game did start out as a tight contest, with the Seahawks taking a small 5-0 lead into the half. The second half, however, was all Seahawks as they outscored the Niners 24-3. Russell Wilson completed 8 of just 19 passes for 142 yards, a TD and an interception. Marshawn Lynch ran it 28 times for 98 yards and two TDs in the win. On the defensive side, Seattle held the 49ers to just 207 total yards and picked of Colin Kaepernick 3 times. The Seahawks look to improve to 3-0 next week when they host the Jaguars.
9-10-13: With Russell Wilson and Cam Newton going toe-to-toe in week one, some thought this game would have a lot of offense, but those people would have been mistake. This one was all about the defense as the Seahawks won their open 12-7. The 'Hawks defense held Newton to just 125 passing yards. It took late-game heroics to seal the deal for the 'Hawks, though, as Wilson topped off his 300+ passing yard day with a scoring strike to Jermaine Kearse to finalize a 12-7 victory at Carolina. Then, with 5:25 left on the clock, Seahawks safety Earl Thomas forced DeAngelo Williams to fumble the ball at the Seahawks 8 yard line. Seattle was then able to run out the clock and secure the win. Next week, Seattle hosts the 49ers on Sunday Night Football in one of the most highly anticipated early-season games.
9-3-13: Here are the Seahawks final roster cuts as the ready themselves for the 2013 regular season: QB Brady Quinn, CB Antoine Winfield, FB Michael Robinson, WR Phil Bates, DT Michael Brooks, DT Dewayne Cherrington, WR Arceto Clark, TE Darren Fells, DB Winston Guy, WR Chris Harper, TE Cooper Helfet, DT Jaye Howard, G Rishaw Johnson, DT Clinton McDonald, TE Sean McGrath, DB Ron Parker, LB Ty Powell, G Ryan Seymour, DE DeShawn Shead, DT Sealver Siliga, G Jared Smith, WR Bryant Walters.
8-21-13: The Seahawks made it 2 for 2 on the preseason with an impressive 40-10 win over the Broncos in Seattle on Saturday. Jermaine Kearse was the star of the game, catching one TD pass and also returning a kickoff 107 yards for another score. Russell Wilson completed 8 of 12 passes for 127 yards and two touch downs. He also ran it once for 10 yards. Brandon Browner also returned a fumble 106 yards for a touchdown.
The Broncos defense had no answers for the Seahawks as they racked up 33 first-half points to head into halftime with a 33-7 lead. The lone Broncos TD was an 11-yard pass from Peyton Manning to Wes Welker. In the second half, the Broncos reserves could only muster a 33-yard field goal by Matt Prater. Next week, the Seahaws head to Green Bay to take on Aaron Rodgers and the Packers.
8-11-13: Seattle opened up their 2013 preseason schedule with a 31-10 win over the Chargers in San Diego. Russell Wilson attempted just six passes, completing two for 23 yards. Tarvaris Jackson was 8 of 9 for 128 yards and 2 TD, and Brady Quinn was 6 of 11 for 59 yards and a TD. Rookie RB Christine Michael carried the ball 16 times for 89 yards, and fullback Spencer Ware scored Seattle's only TD on the ground.
Next Saturday the Seahawks host the Broncos at CenturyLink Field.
8-3-13: The Seahawks and Early Doucet have agreed upon a one-year deal.
7-10-13: As if the Seahawks weren't already heavy favorites to make a deep playoff run in 2013, the team swung a sweet trade to land wide receiver Percy Harvin, making their balanced offense even harder to defend. They still need to improve their pass-rush on defense, but adding defensive end Michael Bennett could go a long way in getting the job done, while they still boast one of the best secondaries in the entire league. As long as quarterback Russell Wilson can avoid the sophomore slump, the Seahawks should contend for the divison title.
6-12-13: Seattle was a big-time surprise in 2012, and that had everything to do with an elite defense and a stud rookie quarterback in Russell Wilson. It was supposed to be Matt Flynn under center, but it was instead the athletic third-round pick who helped raise the Seahawks to playoff relevancy, and almost got them to the NFC title game. This year, Wilson should only be better, while the acquisition of electric wide receiver Percy Harvin should only assist Wilson in taking Seattle's offense to new heights. Throw in the Seahawks' elite secondary and a hopefully improved pass-rush, and Seattle should contend for the NFC West crown and make another deep playoff run.
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1-9-13: Rookie quarterback Russell Wilson showed a ton of poise and leadership skills from the very beginning of the season and onward into the playoffs. After an impressive comeback win in Washington during the NFC wild card game the Seahawks will now head into Atlanta to face the #1 seeded Falcons. Seattle has won six games in a row including the playoffs and they are red hot. Unfortunately they will not be able to use their 12th man-like home crowd this postseason, but they have no doubts in themselves and their capabilities. If the Seattle pass rush can put pressure on Matt Ryan and the Atlanta Falcons, they will have a good chance to keep the score close and win the game on the road.
12-4-12: With three out of the next four games to finish the season being at home, the Seahawks will rely on their proclaimed '12th man' to get into the playoffs for the second straight year. Rookie Quarterback Russell Wilson will lead his team against the Arizona Cardinals this week, a team that mustered up only 6 points against the Jets in New York. Last week the Seahawks put together an impressive overtime win in Chicago against the Bears.
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Week 1: Sept. 11, Miami Dolphins, 1:05
Week 2: Sept. 18, at Los Angeles Rams, 1:05
Week 3: Sept. 25, San Francisco 49ers, 1:05
Week 4: Oct. 2, at New York Jets, 10:00 AM
Week 5: BYE
Week 6: Oct. 16, Atlanta Falcons, 1:25
Week 7: Oct. 23, at Arizona Cardinals*, 5:30
Week 8: Oct. 30, at New Orleans Saints, 10:00 AM
Week 9: Nov. 7, Buffalo Bills (Mon), 5:30
Week 10: Nov. 13, at New England Patriots*, 5:30
Week 11: Nov. 20, Philadelphia Eagles, 1:25
Week 12: Nov. 27, at Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1:05
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