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I don't think he would fare well in TT's offense. He would do well with Urban Meyer or Rick Neuheisel. Heck, I think he will be good under Sarkisian. They are scheming the offense around Jake's abilities, the depth at the skill positions, and the suspect OL.

Jake missed most of last year to injury. RS Frosh. Ronnie Fouch was at helm for most of the 0-12 culmination of hiring & retaining one of the biggest frauds in college football history.

He was booting it 60+ yards with serious hang time. He will help out the Seahawks defense a bunch.

People anchor their boats off shore & watch practice from their boat. Last year they were still finishing up some of the construction and practices were closed to fans, so fans showed in droves on boats to watch practice. Lake Washington is huge, plus is connected to Puget Sound via the...

Here are some pics: Here is the practice facility & set-up for the fans: DL drills: Coach Mora & offense drills: Aaron Curry: S Brian Russell with the grab: RB Justin Forsett gets behind defense & makes grab: Rookie WR Deon Butler...

I went to practice this afternoon over at Seahawks HQs along Lake Washington in Renton. The new practice facility is amazing, and fan friendly. They built a large grass burm next to the practice fields for the fans. Also, all food & beverages there were $2 or less. The Seahawks really had...

Curry signed today and was present at camp.

They practiced at Husky Stadium last night. If I wasn't too busy, I probably would have tried to attend. It sounds like Cory Redding has been impressive too. The defense could be really good this year.

I'd try to trade one of the WRs for a draft pick. Keep Warner, 3 RBs, 3WRs, and then take the best WR or RB with that 3rd round pick unless you get a higher pick than that in a trade.

I'd figure this would be a short season spring league as the NFL needs many of these players during the regular NFL season on their practice squads. Plus a spring league would allow some back-up players on the NFL roster get more reps.

They need an NFL 2 where each NFL franchise has its own farm team. And put those teams in smaller, less saturated sports markets. Not only would you attract NFL fans but also college football fans. Something like this: Hartford (pop. 1,191,000) - Rentschler Field - 40,000 seats - Patriots...

Who should I keep: Reggie Bush or DeSean Jackson? With this news I am leaning towards Jackson as I already have Gore, C. Johnson, & Slaton at RB while my WR corps currently has Wayne, Edwards, & Roy Williams.

They need to keep Walt going at a minimum until late in the preseason. It worked just fine back in the franchise tag days.

The AFL jumped the shark with me with the loss of Iowa & Albany. Did you see any Barnstormer games?

The folks running ESPN should retire too. I am sick of their awful sports coverage. SportsCenter went from most see TV to a bunch of silly skits and stalking the same players over and over.

Just for a season. Don't forget that Washington almost knocked off USC in 2006 & 2007. No they are not. I guess you are not familiar with Washington. Look at the schedule. Washington always schedules tough and is one of the few remaining programs to have never played a 1-AA school. Also...

Not for long. Despite being totally inept, even Fraud Losingham couldn't screw up the 2008 recruiting class with the state being so loaded with talent and Jake Locker as recruiting coordinator. The Washington program has only had one losing season sans the Fraud Losingham era in the last 30...

Clavin Johnson rules.

No Randall Cunningham or Donovan McNabb? Cunnningham is #30 in all-time NFL passing yards. McNair is #28 & McNabb is #33 (for now).

Football: Montana commits to Washington | Varsity Times Insider | Los Angeles Times Wow. That sure cushions the blow of losing local elite QB prospect Jake Heaps to BYU last week.