Forsett leads Seattle to win

Seattle running back Justin Forsett put up 130 yards and two touchdowns on the ground and the Seahawks got their first road win of the season, a 27-17 defeat of St. Louis.   Full Story

Heading into each week's game, as a beat writer, you have some different themes you are looking for when writing a game summary. I could have written this story earlier in the week and been correct in my assumptions as Seattle was no match Minnesota's overall talent and explosiveness and suffered a 35-9 beat down in a game that wasn't even as close as the score would indicate.   Full Story

It's been obvious by their performance on the field, the Seahawks have missed their on-field general. At Qwest Field today, Matt Hasselbeck returned and, along with a rejuvenated defense, led Seattle to a 41-0 route of Jacksonville in front of a raucous crowd of 67,228.   Full Story

In part 2 of our Seahawks-Jaguars preview, Doug Farrar answers seven questions from JagNation's Charlie Bernstein. How will Matt Hasselbeck do if he returns to action, what's the story with the depleted offensive line, and what's the best way to attack Jacksonville's offense?   Full Story

After beginning the season 10-0, the newly-named Visalia Rawhide were 22 games under .500 the rest of the way. Armed with a renovated ballpark to go along with their new name, logo, uniforms, and mascot, however, the Rawhide set a franchise record for attendance   Full Story

See what Jim Zorn, Lorenzo Alexander, DeAngelo Hall, Santana Moss, Antwaan Randle El, & Carlos Rogers had to say today about the loss to the Giants.   Full Story

His first two passes fell incomplete and his third was intercepted in the endzone, but eventually Seattle QB Matt Hasselbeck settled down and he, along with RB Julius Jones and TE John Carlson, helped lead the Seahawks to a 28-0 blowout of the St. Louis Rams in front of a raucous Qwest Field audience.   Full Story

See what Jim Zorn, Kevin Barnes, Chris Cooley, Robert Henson, Malcolm Kelly, Marcus Mason, Marko Mitchell, Casey Rabach, Chris Samuels and Byron Westbrook ahd to say today about a host of topics.    Full Story

Tommie Harris and Dusty Dvoracek were a dynamic duo at defensive tackle when they were together at Oklahoma, so the Chicago Bears hoped the combo could recapture that magic they had in college here in the Windy City. Still, four injury-plagued seasons later, Dvoracek is one of the first cuts of 2009.   Full Story

See what Jim Zorn, Colt Brennan, Jason Campbell, DeAngelo Hall and LaRon Landry had to say.   Full Story

The rookie receiver talks about his fast start and which routes he likes the most.   Full Story

The performance of first baseman Brandon Allen and catcher Miguel Montero over the past two months has kept the Arizona Diamondbacks buzzing, but there are several other first basemen and catchers in the organization that deserve some attention.   Full Story

Here are the Winners and Losers from the Redskins' 17-13 win over Pittsburgh.   Full Story

MANHATTAN, Kan. - Offensive tackle Nick Stringer is familiar with the expectations. A fifth-year senior from Topeka, Stringer came to Kansas State in 2005 to play for head coach Bill Snyder and now serves as a team captain and a source of guidance for his fellow offensive linemen with the return of the legendary coach.    Full Story

John Keim reports on the Redskins training camp and the end of two a days.   Full Story

See what Jim Zorn had to say today after practice about how much the starting defense will play, Marko Mitchell, Ladell Betts, Towels and Training Camp in general.   Full Story

Jim Zorn spoke today after practice about the Defensive Tackle rotation, Fred Davis, Santana Moss, Carlos Rogers, LaRon Landry, Marko Mitchell, a more intimidating defense and a host of other topics. See what is on coach's mind.   Full Story

With the preseason opener scheduled for Saturday in Buffalo, Thursday's action was little more than a half-speed walkthrough. Instead of a daily practice recap, let's make some general conclusions so far. Bear Report had a front-row seat at Chicago Bears training camp and made these observations ...   Full Story

Observations from the Redskins intrasquad scrimmage Saturday:   Full Story

When WR Nate Burleson went down with a knee injury in the first game of the season last fall, the Seattle Seahawks really lost their only big-play threat out wide. Now he's fully-recovered and having a good early part of camp. How is the receiving corps coming along? The talented veteran says he thinks it's ahead of schedule...   Full Story

The St. Louis Cardinals are implementing wholesale roster changes across their minor league system as at least 22 players are moving.   Full Story

The Braves Show's Bill Shanks talks about the Francoeur trade with Mark Healy of Baseball Digest.com.   Full Story

Tony Moll has started 18 games at right guard and right tackle but seems out of the mix at both spots. Is he a legit challenger at either of those spots or at left tackle, where he replaced Chad Clifton during offseason practices?   Full Story

The Boston Celtics jumped out to a 44-19 halftime lead a they rolled to a 87-56 victory over Utah in the Orlando Summer League.   Full Story

Expectations have changed for Seahawks defensive tackle Brandon Mebane, and the 6-foot-1, 320-pound sparkplug is ready for the challenge. In his first two seasons with Seattle, the Cal graduate was charged with plugging the middle of line and occupying two offensive linemen so middle linebacker Lofa Tatupu could roam free of blockers and make plays.   Full Story