Tag: Richard Sherman
Seahawks Expected To Lose CBs Brandon Browner & Walter Thurmond To Free Agency?
Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports reports that the Seattle Seahawks are very likely to lose both CBs Brandon Browner and Walter Thurmond during...
NFL News & Rumors: Monday 9/16
49ers
TE Vernon Davis suffered a hamstring strain on Sunday's week 2 game. (Matt Maiocco)
HC Jim Harbaugh confirmed that DT Ian Williams will undergo surgery...
Antoine Winfield Retires From The NFL
Update:
Jay Glazer reports that veteran CB Antoine Winfield has informed the Seahawks that he intends to retire from the NFL.
Reports from earlier in the day suggested that Winfield...
Marshawn Lynch Unlikely To Finish Out His Current Deal With The Seahawks?
Mike Sando of ESPN.com has a great article up right now that takes a look at the Seahawks recent decision to draft Texas A&M RB Christine Michael...
Report: Seahawks to Announce Extension with Kam Chancellor
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport tweets the Seahawks are announcing a press conference. The reason? Rapoport says it's to announce a four-year extension with safety...
Report: Dolphins Have “Moderate” Interest In DB Charles Woodson
Update:
Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reports that the Dolphins have in fact reached out to free agent DB Charles Woodson.
A team source has informed Salguero that the Dolphins...
Richard Sherman Appears To Have Won His Appeal For Positive Adderall Test
ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that Seahawks CB Richard Sherman did indeed win his appeal with the league.
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Seahawks CB Richard Sherman tweeted on Thursday that he has won his appeal for the four-game suspension...
Seahawks Brandon Browner Drops His Appeal
Danny O'Neil of the Seattle Times is reporting that Seahawks defensive back Brandon Browner has dropped his appeal and will server a four-game suspension...
NFL News & Rumors: Monday 12/3
49ers
RB LaMichael James was not active during week 13. (Eric Branch)
QB Colin Kaepernick will remain the starting quarterback. (NFLTR)
PK David Akers is safe for...
