Will the Seahawks keep Shawn Alexander?
140784
Shawn Alexander, no. Shaun Alexander with a U, maybe.
843580
Alexander...this should be a good week for him.\nGood luck.
852406
You have to stay with Gore and Jackson. Did you see the #'s they just put up in week 12. I have both on my squad and have been happy with their week to week productivity. Both are involved in running and catching the ball for their teams, so they each are guranteed at least 90 yards total offense. They are in the top 10 rushing in the NFL, Gore is 3rd.  Alexander is still not 100% and he has not rushed well the entire season. Dillion shares carries with Maroney, who is pushing for more carries himself. The only backs I'd play ahead of them at this point are LT & LJ.
813334
Shaun Alexander should have a big day
807858
No, alexander broke off the rust last week and he should be a decent start this week.  go with rudi, then with either alexander or brown
727366
I have Alexander (and Fitzgerald also, so I know your pain) and I was thinking about trading him as well, during week 8. What held me off was the reprot that he was not feeling any pain in the foot even though it's still cracked. Even though Seattle decided to bench him another week against the Raiders, when he comes back he should be going full out and not limping through games like he did in the first 4 weeks.
170440
No. Sherman was a good coach. We will see if they even get 3 wins w/o him and possibly Favre. If Green Bay gets Lendale White from USC, maybe they will get 4 wins.
67537
They will go about as far as the Seahawks.  After that game the Seahawks will defeat them.
77865
Pittsburgh is just too much for them.  Alexander will get his yards, but he won't be the deciding factor.  The Pitt D will probably create several turnovers, and the offense just doesn't make mistakes.  The spread is about 3.5, but Pitt will probably win by 10 or more.
777893
retards..its very much possible..they are 1 game back..and they play the seahawks again..if they win that game..they own the tiebreaker..this just in..if you win the division you make the playoffs..Seattle has to play Denver and San Diego yet too\n\ncan they yes..but prolly not hasselback will be back soon
791490
No man, he's okay.\n\nLook how much disruption there has been in that offensive line.  That makes all the difference.\n\nSmith being out the first few weeks, with major O-line issues makes for serious discontinuity.\n\nThe Panthers will be okay.  They should put DeAngelo in though.  That kid's a bulldozer.
899483
Not a Chance.  Even with a backup QB and back up RB, Seattle will win easily.
1103947
That was not worth it. You didn't get enough for Shaun Alexander. You did mess up your team. Plus Alexander probably had the fantasy points of Parker and Dunn combined.
817884
Shaun Alexander looks like the Shaun Alexander of old.  Just check out his performance tonight on MNF.  Even though Denver has a good defense, Alexander will still get his yards.  Willie Parker is playing on a Pittsburgh team that is in disarray.  They can't get the running game going.  Frank Gore may not get many carry opportunities if they fall behind NO which is very probable given the rate at which NO is scoring behind D. Brees.
440927
No. Most likely he will be the 3rd RB picked (No.27 at Carolina most likely)
1150932
Definatly. I use to think that Priest Holmes was the best but he was injured and has never come back. But if you can sub for Holmes without missing a beat then you are definatly one of the best. What makes him the best is that he isnt on a strong team when Alexander was on one of the 3 best teams in football last year. If your looking at this year than you choose Johnson as the better runningback. Johnson just gained a great blocker in Kyle Turley. Alexander lost his best blocker. Johnson is the best runningback in the NFL. No if, ands, or buts about it.
51961
50/50 chance right now.  He probably feels like he can still compete and as a competitor, he doesn't want to go out with such an aweful season.  However, with all the off field tragedies and firing of Mike Sherman, he very well may call it quits.