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Originally posted by m_brockalexander:
Not to mention, Julius Jones thinks their new zone blocking scheme ("one cut and go") offense that his career will be resurrected. Fat chance............
Originally posted by King49er:Originally posted by stonecold590:
Wow great camp update.
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Marcus Trufant-DB- Seahawks Aug. 19 - 8:52 pm et
Seahawks coach Jim Mora revealed Wednesday that LCB Marcus Trufant has an issue with disk in his back.
Mora classified Trufant as "out indefinitely." The 28-year-old, $50.2 million corner hasn't practiced since Seahawks training camp kicked off, and it's uncertain if he'll be ready for the season opener. If not, Seattle would likely roll with Josh Wilson and Ken Lucas as starters. That could get ugly.
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Walter Jones-T- Seahawks Aug. 19 - 9:39 pm et
Seahawks LT Walter Jones underwent another knee surgery on Wednesday and is out indefinitely.
As good as Aaron Curry might be, GM Tim Ruskell took a massive, and arguably irresponsible risk by passing on Eugene Monroe at No. 4 overall in the draft. He's going to pay for it now. Jones, who's hardly practiced in camp and is also having back problems, almost certainly won't be ready to start the season. That means RT Sean Locklear will kick to the blind side, where he's a downgrade in pass protection. Stay away from Matt Hasselbeck.
Originally posted by NorCaL9er:
Walter Jones out indef? uh oh....
) is on the PUP though with back problems. 
Originally posted by NorCaL9er:
Walter Jones out indef? uh oh....
Originally posted by ChaunceyGardner:Originally posted by NorCaL9er:
Walter Jones out indef? uh oh....
That is a huge loss, Locklear moves to LT where he will be adequate at best and it opens a hole on the right side.
Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:Quote:
Marcus Trufant-DB- Seahawks Aug. 19 - 8:52 pm et
Seahawks coach Jim Mora revealed Wednesday that LCB Marcus Trufant has an issue with disk in his back.
Mora classified Trufant as "out indefinitely." The 28-year-old, $50.2 million corner hasn't practiced since Seahawks training camp kicked off, and it's uncertain if he'll be ready for the season opener. If not, Seattle would likely roll with Josh Wilson and Ken Lucas as starters. That could get ugly.
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Walter Jones-T- Seahawks Aug. 19 - 9:39 pm et
Seahawks LT Walter Jones underwent another knee surgery on Wednesday and is out indefinitely.
As good as Aaron Curry might be, GM Tim Ruskell took a massive, and arguably irresponsible risk by passing on Eugene Monroe at No. 4 overall in the draft. He's going to pay for it now. Jones, who's hardly practiced in camp and is also having back problems, almost certainly won't be ready to start the season. That means RT Sean Locklear will kick to the blind side, where he's a downgrade in pass protection. Stay away from Matt Hasselbeck.
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According to ESPN's Mike Sando, Seahawks OT Ray Willis is battling a knee issue.
Sando notes that Willis has been limping on the practice field and didn't play Saturday night. This is yet another big concern for the reeling Seahawks. With Walter Jones out indefinitely, Willis is being counted on to start the season at right tackle with Sean Locklear on Matt Hasselbeck's blind side.
Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:
More good news for the Seahawks . . . . such a shame.
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According to ESPN's Mike Sando, Seahawks OT Ray Willis is battling a knee issue.
Sando notes that Willis has been limping on the practice field and didn't play Saturday night. This is yet another big concern for the reeling Seahawks. With Walter Jones out indefinitely, Willis is being counted on to start the season at right tackle with Sean Locklear on Matt Hasselbeck's blind side.
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