| Seahawks Team Report (Yahoo! Sports) |
6 Nov 2009 at 6:59pm
More than a month after suffering a rib injury against San Francisco on Sept. 20 that forced him to miss two games, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck says he's getting closer to feeling 100 percent healthy.
Hasselbeck was a limited participant in practice on Wednesday as more of a precaution, but was a full participant on Thursday and said he feels fine for Sunday's game.
Hasselbeck also said the healing process has been slowed by coming back from the injury early, but that he is getting better each week, and hopes to be fully healthy sooner rather than later.
"One of the things when you come back early from an injury when you really shouldn't probably, you add on some healing time," he said. |
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| Houshmandzadeh: What's all the fuss? (AP) |
6 Nov 2009 at 6:08pm
| No one in Seattle will ever confuse T.J. Houshmandzadeh with Steve Largent. The outspoken Houshmandzadeh is "shocked" with the fuss being made in his first Seahawks season over his angry gestures and comments about not getting the ball enough, in a city where people are used to their star receivers being quiet yet ultra productive -- like Largent. |
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| Rankin getting chance to impress Seahawks (AP) |
5 Nov 2009 at 5:37pm
| For someone who's never carried the ball in a regular season game, the Seattle Seahawks are sure enamored with running back Louis Rankin. To the point where the NFL's active rushing leader, Edgerrin James, was sent away earlier this week to see if Rankin could provide a missing jolt for Seattle's struggling run game. |
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| Hasselbeck fully participates for Seattle (AP) |
5 Nov 2009 at 4:16pm
Seattle quarterback Matt Hasselbeck has fully participated in practice a day after sitting out to give his broken ribs a rest. Hasselbeck said after Thursday's practice that he feels similar to how he felt at this point a week ago. The Seahawks host Detroit on Sunday. Seattle coach Jim Mora said Hasselbeck was a bit beat up after playing in all of last weekend's 38-17 loss at Dallas.
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| Jim Mora gives message to Seahawks: Don't give up (AP) |
5 Nov 2009 at 3:53am
| Jim Mora is crafting more messages than wins right now. The Seattle coach just released some veterans, including Edgerrin James, the NFL's active leading rusher. He promoted running back Louis Rankin, formerly released by the equally woeful Raiders, from the practice squad. The message is clear: those who aren't producing had better start doing so when the Seahawks host the one-win Detroit... |
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