Seattle Seahawks Historical Archive Blog

Bleacher Report:

• The Trojan Army Loses Another Soldier: Can USC Football Continue to Fight on?
  University of Southern California. USC. SC. The Trojans. A spotlighted, high profile team that you either worship, or you absolutely loathe.

Seattle Times:

• The blog returns
  I’m like the good weather here in Seattle, I’m turning up only now that the holiday weekend is over. Hope everyone had a safe Fourth of July.
• ‘Hawk Talk: Live Chat! transcript with Danny O’Neil

ESPN:

• Ganther to appear in court Wednesday
  Seattle Seahawks running back Quinton Ganther has been released from Sacramento County Jail in California following an early morning arrest for suspicion of driving under the influence.

Bleacher Report:

• Trading For Vincent Jackson Would Be Bad Move For Seattle Seahawks
  You can’t blame the Seahawks for checking into the possible availability of San Diego’s Vincent Jackson, a 6’5″ receiver who seems to be exactly what the new Seattle coaching staff wants in its wideouts.

CBS Sports:

• Position rankings: 4-3 outside linebackers
  I’m taking a risk by going with the undrafted Hawthorne, mainly because his NFL experience is at middle linebacker and it’s not a 100 percent guarantee he’ll even start ahead of Leroy Hill in Seattle this year. But I’ve seen enough of Hawthorne on film to feel comfortable here. Hawthorne is instinctive, nimble and punishing at the point of contact. He regularly infiltrated opponents’ backfields last season.
• Russell, Leaf or the Boz?
  While reading Andy’s post Monday night on JaMarcus Russell, where Andy called him “arguably the biggest bust in NFL history,” I wondered who else could qualify for such an impressive title.

ESPN:

• Vincent Jackson standoff is lose-lose
  Teams such as the Seahawks, Redskins and others will monitor Jackson’s status, but a trade is unlikely.

CBS Sports:

• Positional rankings: kickers
  Mare is a booming kickoff specialist – plus he made his last 21 field goals in ’09.

Tacoma News Tribune:

• Hawks’ RB Quinton Ganther picked up for DUI
  Seattle Seahawks running back Quinton Ganther was arrested early this morning in Sacramento, Calif. on suspicion for driving under the influence of alcohol.
• Seattle running back Gathner charged with DUI
  Seattle Seahawks running back Quinton Ganther was arrested early Saturday morning in Sacramento on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol.
• Morning links: Report says Ganther’s blood-alcohol level close to legal limit
  Seattle Seahawks running back Quinton Ganther was arrested early Saturday morning in Sacramento on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol.

Seattle Times:

• Seahawks RB Quinton Ganther arrested in California on suspicion of DUI
  Quinton Ganther, a running back signed by Seattle this offseason, was arrested in Sacramento, Calif., Saturday morning on suspicion of DUI.

Seattle PI:

• Seahawks’ Ganther arrested on DUI in Sacramento
  Quinton Ganther, one of five running backs currently competing for a roster spot with the Seahawks, was arrested Saturday morning on suspicion of driving under the influence, as first reported by Danny O’Neil of the Seattle Times.

The Olympian:

• DUI arrest for Hawks’ Ganther
  Seattle Seahawks running back Quinton Ganther was arrested early Saturday morning in Sacramento on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol. Ganther was checked into the Sacramento County jail at 6:50 a.m. by the California Highway Patrol and released later in the day.

HeraldNet:

• Seahawks’ Ganther arrested for suspicion of DUI
  Seattle Seahawks running back Quinton Ganther was released from Sacramento County Jail in California following an early morning arrest for suspicion of driving under the influence.

CBS Sports:

• Seahawks’ Ganther arrested for suspicion of DUI
  Seattle Seahawks running back Quinton Ganther has been released from Sacramento County Jail in California following an early morning arrest for suspicion of driving under the influence.

NFL.com:

• Seahawks’ Ganther out of jail after arrest for suspicion of DUI
  Seattle Seahawks running back Quinton Ganther was released from Sacramento County Jail on Saturday following an early morning arrest for suspicion of driving under the influence.

Pro Football Weekly:

• Trufant ready for major rebound in Seattle
  We hear nobody on the Seahawks is looking more forward to the 2010 campaign than former first-round draft pick CB Marcus Trufant, who couldn’t be more determined to make amends for what he considered a lost season in ’09.

Bleacher Report:

• Seattle Seahawks: Vincent Jackson a Worthy Target
  It’s been an interesting few days with speculation growing that the Chargers may be willing to part ways with Vincent Jackson. Word got out a little more than a week ago that the Seahawks had contacted the Chargers to inquire about the potential availability of the disgruntled sixth-year receiver.