Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson said Thursday that his Seahawks counterpart Richard Sherman isn't a "shutdown corner" because of what he's not asked to do in Seattle's defense.
In honor of the Seahawks' visit to the White House on Wednesday, here's a look at which members of Seattle's 2013 roster would be logical choices to fill out the President's Cabinet.
Hisashi Iwakuma allowed two earned runs over eight innings Tuesday, continuing what has been an incredible start to his season and major-league career.
Former Mariners catcher Miguel Olivo, who is now a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers' Triple-A affiliate, reportedly bit a teammate's ear during a dugout altercation Tuesday.
Highlights from the latest edition of "Hawk Talk" with Danny O'Neil, which included a conversation about the candidates to return punts for the Seahawks next season.
The Mariners have recalled Nick Franklin from Triple-A Tacoma and placed Corey Hart on the 15-day disabled list, according to 710 ESPN Seattle's Shannon Drayer.
Brad Miller has four times as many strikeouts as he has walks, and his starting shortstop job may be in jeopardy with Nick Franklin expected to join the Mariners this week.
The Seahawks have signed fourth-round pick Cassius Marsh as well as Rashaun Allen and Nate Isles, who participated in Seattle's rookie minicamp on a tryout basis.
Considered the vocal leader of the Seahawks' wide receivers during his first three seasons in Seattle, Sidney Rice apparently hasn't relinquished the role now that he's no longer atop the position's pecking order.
With the Seahawks' three-day rookie minicamp in the book, <strong>Danny O'Neil</strong> looks at who turned heads and who emerged as candidates for roster spots in 2014.
The Seahawks don't know where they'll use fourth-round selection Cassius Marsh on the defensive line, but only because he has the ability to move around from position to position.
Michael Grey shares his five takes on the week that was in Seattle sports and beyond, including the fire that Mariners ace Felix Hernandez and manager Lloyd McClendon showed while losing two of three to Tampa Bay.
