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Doug Baldwin Named 2021 Seahawks Legend Of The Year

Huggies® And Kam Chancellor Team Up To Help Northwest U.S. Families Gain Access To Clean Diapers

Huggies® And Kam Chancellor Team Up To Help Northwest U.S. Families Gain Access To Clean Diapers

5 Things To Watch In The Seahawks' Preseason Game vs. The Denver Broncos

Monday Round-Up: Alton Robinson 'Poised' For Breakout In Second Season, Brian Baldinger Says

Seattle Seahawks Training Camp Preview: Defensive Ends - Sports Illustrated Seattle Seahawks News, Analysis and More

Jul 23, 2021 Following a long offseason - okay, compared to the nightmare that was 2020, the past several months have been a breeze - the Seahawks will officially usher in the 2021 season by reporting to training camp on July 27. Continuing our camp preview series, here's a close look at the state of the defensive end position, including the depth chart, a key question that must be answered, and a bold prediction for the upcoming season. 2020 In Review Out of the gate, the Seahawks lacked much of a punch rushing the passer off the edge. Veteran Benson Mayowa was the only defensive end with multiple sacks in the first seven games of the season, leaving safety Jamal Adams as the team leader despite missing four games with groin injury. But after getting just one hit on Kyler Murray in a Week 7 loss to the Cardinals, the team acquired Carlos Dunlap from the Bengals and his presence immediately transformed one of the NFL's most anemic pass rushes into a formidable one. After he made his debut, Seattle finished with more sacks than any other team in the league over the final nine regular season games, which played a vital role in the defense's remarkable second half revival.

The 12 Greatest Seahawks Fantasy Players Of All-Time

The 12 Greatest Seahawks Fantasy Players Of All-Time Seahawks 20 Jul 2021, 20:50 GMT+10 Fantasy Insider Scott Engel takes a look back at the greatest fantasy football contributors to ever wear a Seahawks uniform. Scott Engel Scott Engel is beginning his 10th season as the official Fantasy writer and analyst for Seahawks.com. Scott is a 25-year veteran of the Fantasy industry and an inaugural member of the Fantasy Sports Writers Association's Hall of Fame. He is a four-time FSWA award winner and 10-time nominee, including being named a finalist for the 2020 Fantasy Football Writer of the Year award. You can also find more of his Fantasy analysis on RotoBaller.com, SportsLine.com, the Athletic and SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio. Scott won two Fantasy Football dynasty league titles in 2020, including one in the prestigious Fantasy Football Players Championship (FFPC) and previously pulled off a three-peat in a highly competitive New York City league.

Analysis: Post-OTAs Seattle Seahawks 53-Man Roster Projection - Sports Illustrated Seattle Seahawks News, Analysis and More

Money wise -- Falcons' Brandon Copeland showing NFL players how to cash in

The well-traveled linebacker, who has an economics degree from Penn, holds meetings online for current and former players to explore finances and investments. The goal: Know your worth and avoid getting blindsided.

Seahawks' Darrell Taylor finally ready to get going

RENTON, Wash. -- After being assigned 58 last year, Darrell Taylor has a new jersey number. He chose 52 to honor his late mother, Peggy Tyler, who wore 25 as a standout basketball player in high school. She passed away when he was 16. The reason Taylor wanted to ditch 58 in the first place? He associated it with the disappointment of his lost rookie season. Taylor didn't play a down for the Seattle Seahawks after they drafted him in the second round, instead spending the entire year on the Non-Football Injury list as his recovery from leg surgery took much longer than expected. That made him eligible to take part in last weekend's rookie minicamp, where he took another step toward putting 2020 behind him and gave the Seahawks their first real look at the role he could fill in 2021.