David Kirtman

The Seattle Seahawks have signed first round pick James Carpenter to a four year contract. Carpenter is expected to immediately start at right tackle on a completely revamped unit headed by Tom Cable. That leaves one draft pick– Rookie guard John Moffitt– left to sign his deal before all rookies are inked. You can view all Seahawks comings and goings as they happen on our Free Agency Tracker . as well as Seahawks Roster Needs You can view up to date Seahawks free agency news and...Read Full Story

  The Seattle Seahawks have signed first round pick James Carpenter to a four year contract. Carpenter is expected to immediately start at right tackle on a completely revamped unit headed by Tom Cable. That leaves one draft pick– Rookie guard John Moffitt– left to sign his deal before all rookies are inked.   You can view all Seahawks comings and goings as they happen on our Free Agency Tracker . as well as Seahawks Roster Needs You can view up to date Seahawks free agency news...Read Full Story

Raiders veteran free agent tight end Zach Miller is visiting the Seahawks today, according to a league source with knowledge of the situation. There had been reports that he was likely to rejoin the Raiders, but that hasn’t happened yet. Now, he’s exploring his options. You can view all Seahawks comings and goings as they happen on our Free Agency Tracker as well as Seahawks Roster Needs You can view up to date Seahawks free agency news and rumors by clicking here .Read Full Story

With the kickoff of the regular season only weeks away, it really is starting to feel like it’s time for football. In case you need anything to further wet your appetite for the upcoming season of Seahawks football, Emmy Award-winning television writer-producer Mark Tye Turner has you covered with his new book Notes From a 12 Man: A Truly Biased History of the Seattle Seahawks. The book is a must read for any and all Seahawks fans, as it provides a thorough and very entertaining...Read Full Story

The Seattle Seahawks have signed G/T Brandon Frye, who had been waived this week by the Miami Dolphins. Frye was active for 7 NFL games last year and is a graduate of VA Tech. He was drafted in the 5th round by the Houston Texans in 2007, and was claimed off their practice squad by the Dolphins last year. He is tall enough (6′4”) to be listed at right tackle for the ‘Phins, but his athleticism projects better at guard for the zone-blocking ‘Hawks. Seattle released LT Kyle Williams to make...Read Full Story