Marcus Trufant

Could the career of one-time NFL MVP Shaun Alexander be over? It depends on who you believe, but a recent article on CBSSportsline.com suggests that Alexander is done as a back in the NFL. The 05 MVP was released awhile back by the Seahawks, and despite his high profile, is still unemployed as training camp nears about a month away. Alexander did talk to two teams that we know of, the Bengals and Saints, but neither seem to be in much of a hurry, if any, to sign him. In the article, one NFL... Read Full Story

2 Apr April 2nd, 2008 at 04:41 pm by Admin in Wedding Photography My friend Eric Sartoris just walked in, grabbed his donut in hand, got me to take time away from my SEO Services blog, and instead I am now writing about Marcus Trufant’s (The Seattle Seahawk football player) Wedding, and Eric’s Seattle Wedding photography business.  Crazy, but being the best Seattle Wedding photographers that Eric Sartoris and his lovely girlfriend, they do get a chance to shoot celebrity... Read Full Story

It became increasingly clear as time went by that the Seattle Seahawks needed to sign cornerback Marcus Trufant as soon as possible - and sign him they did. According to the Associated Press and verified by Trufant’s agent, Doug Hendrickson, Trufant and the Seahawks have agreed to a 6-year, $50.2 million deal that will run through 2013. The deal in question includes $20.3 million in guaranteed money; in addition, a $3 million roster bonus due to Trufant in 2010 means that he is due $28... Read Full Story

  Negotiations between the Seahawks and corner back Marcus Trufant have hit a wall, reportedly over the fact the team is offering him less money for six year than what 49′ers corner Nate Clements was given over five years.  Today’s Tacoma News Tribune is reporting that the Hawks offered Trufant “well below” the $43 mil that Clements will earn in just the first five years he’s in San Fran.  Clements overall is due to make $80 mi over 8 seasons. One thing that remains to be seen is how much the... Read Full Story

  Saturday at home vs the Redskins the NFC West Champion Seahawks will look to advance to the divisional round with a victory at Qwest Field. They have not lost a home playoff game in three seasons, and will look to keep that streak alive Saturday. Below are five keys for the Hawks as they look to beat the Skins in Seattle this weekend: 1. Run the Ball With Success - This is a pretty obvious one, but for the Hawks, it’s been easier said than done so far in 2007. With Shaun Alexander looking... Read Full Story