Are the Seahawks gonna survive while Hasselbeck & Alexander are out?
916608
I think they will because the division they are in is horrible.  They should be able to handle the Raiders on Monday night and will have Alexander back next week.\n\nFor more on the Seahawks and the NFL, check this site out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
869770
I'd go with Hasselbeck. He had 4 picks last week, but 4 touchdowns as well. He'll be back to form next week against the Broncs. \n\nJackson and Branch will each grab a TD, Alexander will run for two more. Seattle 31, Denver 17.
926971
yeah he aint doin so well\n\n\n\nGO SEAHAWKS
854543
I have to take my hat off to the Niners because they are playing really hard but I can't see them making the playoffs this year. If they are going to have a chance they need Denver to step up and defeat the Seahawks next week. I do think that if they choose wisely in the coming draft and maybe land a good free agent that they will be there next year. Vernon Davis needs to stay on the field and be healthy. I am pulling for the Niners though!
767210
***edit***I did not think about this being a fantasy football question, if you mean just one, go with Huard.  Seattle is reeling backwards right now and even though Wallace might be good, they have to many issues to over come and Plummer is just time bomb waiting to go off every game.  The Chiefs are coming together right now and Huard is leading them very nicely in Greens place.  Ya you might take a minor hit by not taking Plummer, but if you look at how many times this guy blows up in your face, the risk reward factor is just not there for you. ***\n\n\nHuard, Trent needs some more time to get his head back on straight.  I know he is practicing, but one week of practices does not prove his head is ok, just that he can move normally again.  They need to give him more time to get to the point where he can take a hit.\n\nWallace, Hasselbeck couldn't get on the field with a walker, whom do you think they are going to start, their third stringer, ya that will help.\n\nPlummer, Cutler looks very promising, but if it ain't broke don't fix it.  Plummer has look from poor to shitty this year and I think if they loose three or four more this year you will see him benched, but as long as they keep winning, Plummer will keep starting.  I can see six possible losses for them, the Chargers twice, Bengal’s, Seahawks, Chiefs and the Steelers.  Out of that they will catch a break against the Chargers in there first meeting because they will be without Merriman, but even with that it will be to close to call.  I think they can win against the Chiefs and Steelers if they keep their heads on straight, so you will not see Cutler till the very ending of the year at the soonest, if they are eliminated from the play offs.\n\nJohn B.
35122
They may rule the AFC, I'll give you that. In two weeks when The Seahawks spank The Steelers like they were their daddy then we will see who RULES.\nClose game---Seahawks by 10
7160
No.  They won some close games against so-so competition early in the year and since have beaten up on mediocre teams or injury depleted teams (Pitt and NE). Their only quality victory was the Bengals, and it was a close one.  Look for Jacksonville to knock them off this weekend, and S.D. and Seattle to follow in kind.  Lastly, the Bengals will beat them in the AFC Championship.  I foresee a 14-4 record for this team.
78771
If they play like they have the last 3 weeks, LOOK OUT! But I think its gunna be Seattle or Pittsburg!
943766
Even if the Seahawks come out throwing I expect Alexander to make a couple of trips to the end zone.  I wouldn't expect too many yards and his carries might be limited, but the man loves to get into the end zone.  The injury shouldn't be a worry.  He has been running without pain for a couple of weeks.  He probably could have played last week but this is one of the few times where a player is being cautious and not trying to come back too soon (ie. Ben Roethlisberger).
736584
It depends on how Mcallister and Brees do the next few weeks.  I will have to say yes though because of their great start. If they do see them in a second round loss
782791
I live in Seattle and love my Seahawks but I gotta say, stupid ass desicions not working out a new contract with steve hutchinson, letting alexander go on the madden cover, not moving seneca wallace to WR and use there money in other places...there just being retards...so since my wish wont come true that Seneca Wallace becomes the Larry Johnson of last year and studs out and has Hassleback sitting on the bench wont happen...simply because hassleback is like a son to holmgren, then i say oakland 31 seattle 16\n\nseattle-\nseneca wallace- 150yrds pass, 30 yrds rush, 1 TD pass, 4 interceptions\nmaurice morris-30 yards rushing\nmack strong- 50 yards rushing\ndeion branch- 30 yards rec, 1 TD\njosh brown- 3 FG\n\noakland-\nRB-80 yards rushing, 2 TD\nrandy moss- 100 yards recieving, 2TD\njanikowski- 1 FG
953864
nope not with starting Cutler.....and Seahawks are actually healthy and playing like they should have at the beginning of the year.   so I would say Seahawks   OH and plus I hate the Brancos......GO CHIEFS!!!!
244040
Seattle Seahawks\nThey still have their team minus Joe Jurevicious and Steve Hutchinson but they signed Tom Ashworth to replace Hutchinson and Nate Burelson's offer sheet wont be matched so he will replace Joe J.\nThey still have the MVP and even bolstered their LB's with Peterson, what else could you ask for, coming of a SB appearance last year they are bound to return.  The Steelers lost their team, so Seattle will have to beat someone else this year.
933583
Hasselbeck plays at home against a weak GB secondary.  Rivers faces an Oakland pass defense that is actually quite underrated.  Plus there is the whole LT domination factor.  I'd definitely go with Hasselbeck even though it's his first game back in a while.
786980
It is disheartening for Seahawk fans.\nHowever, there are no guarantees that first round \ndraft picks will turn out to be super stars.\nSome do and some do not.
87962
I don't think Alexander will leave Seattle.  They'll do what it takes to keep him.
8460
I would say yes.  Things to think about.  Seattle has been without #1 WR D. Jackson and thier passing attack had been hampered by that.  He might play this week giving him time to get back into the offense.  The Seahawks right now have a #2 WR( Bobby Engram)acting as #1 and #3 WR (Joe Jurevicius) acting as #2.  Add big TE Jeremy Stevens into the mix as the usual #4 he really has been the #3 since Jackson was out.  \nOn Defense the secondary must stay heathly with Herdon, Dyson, Howell, Hamlin, Sharper out they need the bye in the first round to mend some wounds.  Add in the best pass receiver and that will open the running attack and the Seahawks would not have to depend as much on the running game.  The D is young but is playing inspired in the red zone they are giving up yards but not many points.\n\nQwest field was a big home field advantage in the Giants game.  Look for the same in the playoffs.