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By Curtis Crabtree Los Angeles Rams v Seattle Seahawks One of the best punters in the NFL is now going to be paid like one. The Seattle Seahawks are giving All-Pro punter Michael Dickson a four-year contract extension, according to multiple reports. Former NFL and USC quarterback Mark Sanchez was the first to report the deal. Dickson had one year remaining on his four-year rookie deal with the team. A fifth-round draft pick in 2018, Dickson was named to the Pro Bowl and a first-team All-Pro in his first season in the NFL. Dickson had a season worthy of such honors again last season for Seatt...

It was a short two days of on-field work, but the Seahawks rookies had their first taste of being a part of an NFL team during the team's rookie mini-camp.

(Image ) The Seattle Seahawks have five prime-time games scheduled, including three straight in October as a part of their first 17-game regular season schedule. Seattle opens the season on the road against Carson Wentz and the Indianapolis Colts. The home opener follows the next weekend against the Tennessee Titans. Thursday night against the Los Angeles Rams, Sunday night at the Pittsburgh Steelers and Monday night against the New Orleans Saints make up the three-game prime-time run for Seattle in Weeks 5-7 in October. The game against the Steelers is the matchup added that fulfills the 17...

By Curtis Crabtree Stone Forsyth The Seahawks completed their smallest draft class in the tenure of Pete Carroll and John Schneider by trading up to select Florida tackle Stone Forsyth with the 208th overall pick in the sixth round of the NFL Draft. Seattle had acquired a sixth-round pick, No. 217 overall, from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers by trading out of their fourth round slot earlier in the day. The Seahawks then combined that pick with their only seventh round selections to move back up in the sixth round to take Forsyth and complete their three-man class. Forsyth is a tackle that befits ...

By Curtis Crabtree Syracuse v Western Michigan After being spectators on the opening night of the NFL Draft, the Seattle Seahawks have now made their first selection of the even with Western Michigan wide receiver D'Wayne Eskridge being selected by the team with the 56th overall pick on Friday night. Eskridge is a 5-foot-8 3/4 and 190 pounds and has played both receiver and cornerback during his time at Western Michigan. He's also a capable kick return option as well. In just six games played last year for the Broncos, Eskridge had 34 receptions for 784 yards and eight touchdowns en route to...