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Leonard Weaver
For fans of Leonard Weaver and the Seattle Seahawks. Leonard Weaver is a fullback and has been in the NFL for 2 seasons.
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Seattle Seahawks - Draft Report Card
Written By: Bill Riley
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
Draft Grade: B+
Fantasy Impact Grade: B-
Great draft for the Seahawks. Three starters. Denver’s No. 1 pick next year. The best defensive player in the draft, Aaron Curry. All of a sudden, Seattle has an impressive receiver core: Burleson, Houshmandzadeh, Branch, and draftee Deon Butler will stretch the field for them. If...
- SEAHAWKS NOTEBOOK: Butler a minicamp bright spot (search.live.com)
THE EAGLES' signing of free-agent fullback Leonard Weaver was greeted with loud hosannas from the fan base.
Enough of this trying to convert guys from other positions into fullbacks! Finally, a real fullback, with a pedigree! A guy who really knows the ins and outs of blocking!
From philly.com
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- Eagles hope Leonard Weaver is an upgrade at fullback (search.live.com)
- Eagles sign ex-Seahawk fullback Weaver to 1-year deal (sports.yahoo.com)
The Seattle Seahawks have signed fullback David Kirtman to a one-year contract. The Seahawks picked Kirtman in the fifth round of the 2006 draft, but released him after training camp last season. He played one game with the San Francisco 49ers in 2008. Kirtman was a member of USC's 2004 national championship team.
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Nate Burleson is running pass patterns again, effortlessly, like a gazelle. He's catching almost every ball thrown near him, as if he were the touchdown leader again. Heck, he's even lining up as a scout-team defensive back, giving other Seahawks wide receivers someone to run against during offseason practices.
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T.J. Houshmandzadeh is used to manhandling NFL defensive backs. That skill made him the most coveted wide receiver in the free agent market this offseason. But giant logs stacked into an A-frame, forming an apex 40 feet above sawdust? Those manhandled Houshmandzadeh on Thursday. "What do I do now?" the 6-foot-2, 203-pound Seattle Seahawk cried from atop "The Weave." It was the...
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