This is just the latest example of teams exercising extreme caution when it comes to head injuries.

Curry said that head coach Pete Carroll has done a really job of not overworking the players with too many practices.

The team has high hopes for Curry this year as he enters his sophomore season in the NFL.

He was solid but slightly disappointing in his production last year, as the team hopes he can become more active in the pass rush.

The Seahawks have big plans for Tate for the upcoming season, hoping he can be one of their big playmakers.

They like Tate’s versatility and how he could be effective coming out of the backfield and as a wideout.

Tate’s hopes of making an immediate impact are certainly helped by the fact he will report to training camp on time.

Rookie wide receivers don’t usually fare so well in the NFL, but Tate has the ability to make a difference.

Hill violated the league’s substance abuse policy after accepting a plea agreement for marijuana possession.

He will have to miss the team’s September 12 matchup against the San Francisco 49ers.

You never want a player to have to miss a game, but especially not against a divisional opponent.

The linebacker is still facing charges of domestic abuse, which could mean even more missed time.

The NCAA has issue sanctions against USC following investigations of Reggie Bush and O.J. Mayo.

A lot of people believe that Carroll knew what was coming and decided to take off before everything came unglued.

When the Seahawks coaching job opened up, Carroll practically sprinted to Seattle to take the position.

Carroll said he feels partially responsible for the turmoil and added that he feels the need to defend the school.

The news officially makes Washington’s comeback from a broken leg much quicker than anyone anticipated.

In fact, the New York Jets may now be kicking themselves for trading away Washington, as the length of recovery time might have had something to do with that.

Washington will have a metal rod in his leg for the start of training camp, but head coach Pete Carroll is thrilled with his progress.

He will immediately enter into a competition for carries with running backs Julius Jones and Justin Forsett.

Reggie Williams hoped a trip home would jump-start his stalled NFL career.

Those hopes faded Friday when the Seattle Seahawks released the former top 10 overall pick.

Williams, who is serving two years probation from a 2009 incident in which he was charged with cocaine possession, did not play in the NFL last season. He played high school football in nearby Tacoma, starred at the University of Washington and was signed after a free-agent tryout in April.

But the Seahawks are deep at receiver, with T.J. Houshmandzadeh and Deion Branch both expected to be ready for the opening of training camp next month. Both are recovering from offseason surgery.

Seattle finished 5-11 last season, third in the NFC West five games behind division winner Arizona.

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It ended at 3 a.m. when a drunken Tate stumbled into a donut shop and proceeded to steal maple bars.

He took keys to the place and donuts and ran off with a friend before later returning to the scene.

Police gave Tate a trespass warning, which could probably be considered getting off easy.

It’s interesting that Tate was involved in something like this because he was so vocal about his maturity and how there would be no worries that he would cause any problems off the field.

The team said it was obvious that White was not ready to play for the team but they wish him well in the future.

White is said to be stunned by the news and upset about now being forced to look for a new team.

There is speculation that White failed a drug test and could be facing a four-game suspension.

The running back worked hard to lose a significant amount of weight and was reunited with college head coach Pete Carroll.

Losman was supposed to become the franchise quarterback with the Buffalo Bills but never developed into that type of player.

The quarterback definitely has a strong arm but has never been able to put it all together.

He played in the UFL last season to try and resurrect his career and then finished the season with the Oakland Raiders.

He is being brought in by the Seahawks to possibly become the third quarterback behind Matt Hasselbeck and Charlie Whitehurst.

Jones hasn’t played since late in the 2008 season, so the announcement comes as no surprise.

During that time, Jones underwent two procedures on his knees to try and allow him to get back out on the field.

During his 13-year career, Jones was considered one of the best left tackles in the game and was a four-time All Pro.

The team is expected to immediately retire his jersey, and it’s likely he has a spot in Canton awaiting him.