Leroy Hill

Good morning. Here’s what’s “out there” about the Seahawks for today, May 23: Dave Boling at the News Tribune checks in with Maurice Kelly, the team’s director of player development: “Spring is busy for Maurice ‘Mo’ Kelly, as the newl...

On a rainy, windy day along the shores of Lake Washington, the Seahawks’ offense finally faced a defense – and vice versa – as theContinue Reading »...

Good morning. Here’s what’s “out there” about the Seahawks for today, May 4: Brady Henderson at mynorthwest.com passes along highlights from Robert Turbin’s interview with “Bob and Groz” on 710 ESPN, and the running back from Utah State...

Talking with veteran linebacker Leroy Hill today about the Seahawks’ unique-looking defense prompted a thought: How many different starters have shared the huddle with Hill in his six seasons as a starter? After all, since being a third-round pick...

From Michael Jackson in 1979, to Darrell Jackson in 2000, to Brandon Mebane in 2007, the Seahawks have discovered players with first-round talent in the third round of the NFL Draft. Just look at the contributions of these three: Michael Jackson, a l...

Good morning. Here’s what’s out about the Seahawks for today, April 16: Steve Kelly at the Seattle Times has the story of Ben Schneider, the 10-year-old son of Seahawks GM John Schneider and his wife, Traci: “Ben was diagnosed with autism, a di...

Good morning. Here’s what’s “out there” about the Seahawks for today, April 13: Danny O’Neil at the Seattle Times looks at the significance of Leroy Hill agreeing to re-sign with the team on Thursday: “Leroy Hill is back with the Seahawks...

The Seahawks added quality and depth to their linebacker corps today, when veteran starter Leroy Hill and special teams standout Matt McCoy agreed to terms on one-year contracts. Hill, a third-round draft choice in 2005, has started 77 games – incl...

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Good morning. Here’s what’s “out there” about the Seahawks for today, April 11: Mike Sando at ESPN.com checks in with the folks at Scouts Inc. for their offseason analysis of the four teams in the NFC West, including the Seahawks and their id...

Its tough to get too worked up over backup linebackers, but for the Seahawks those are in really short supply. The Seahawks have very few LBs on the roster, so bringing back Vobora obviously couldn’t hurt.