Seahawks left tackle Duane Brown missed a total of four regular season games and a playoff game due to injuries to his biceps and knee last season. However, Brown said on Wednesday that both injuries have recovered have he didn’t require any further...
Seattle Seahawks 2020 rookies will help re-shape their pass rush. The Seattle Seahawks' pass rush is going to look a lot different in 2020 than it did in 2...
Breaking down the San Francisco 49ers 2010s all-decade team was a walk down memory lane. The Niners endured both success and adversity in that time.
Cardinals Cardinals RB Kenyan Drake broke out in a big way after being traded to Arizona midseason. Drake compiled more than 800 total yards, including three games of over 100 yards rushing and eight touchdowns in eight games with the Cardinals.
Fans and analysts are now looking ahead to the start of the regular season and guessing what to expect from their favorite players based on last year’s performances. NFL.com’s Nick Shoo…
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll and quarterback Russell Wilson will join an impressive list of local bands and musicians for a concert that will raise money for COVID-19 relief.
Free agent defensive end Jadeveon Clowney turned down a big-money offer from the Cleveland Browns, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported Wednesday.
The past couple of days remind us of what an insult it is that the league’s team owners blackballed Kaepernick for shining a light on deaths like Floyd’s.
Chuck Taylors, retro Jordans and even Jordan Melo 1.5 signature kicks are all there.
RENTON, Wash. (AP) - Whenever the Seattle Seahawks finally get together in person, Duane Brown will see plenty of unfamiliar faces on the offensive line. Gone is Justin Britt, Seattle's anchor at center, released to save salary cap space. Same goes...
Duane Brown will see plenty of unfamiliar faces on the offensive line whenever the Seattle Seahawks finally get together in person
Antonio Brown has been linked to the Seattle Seahawks. However, a looming suspension could make that rumor meaningless for now.
The common refrain from Seahawks fans has been to 'Let Russ cook,' but John Clayton breaks down why Seattle's offense doesn't need more from Russell Wilson.
