The Seattle Seahawks ' decision to release T.J. Houshmandzadeh despite $7 million in guaranteed salary makes more sense in light of less dramatic moves. The team is effectively paying Houshmandzadeh's salary with money previously earmarked for other players. These moves are not all about money. They reflect a gap between how the Seahawks' previous and current leadership valued certain players ...

Veteran acquisition Chester Pitts is still recovering from last season?s microfracture knee surgery. Would-be savior Russell Okung is still sidelined with a high ankle sprain garnered during the preseason. New Seahawks giant Stacy Andrews has been playing guard (poorly, and rarely in regular season games) the last 18 months. And now, Alex Gibbs retired unexpectedly. The offensive line has been ...

The Seattle Seahawks have released veteran safety Jordan Babineaux, fullback Owen Schmitt and defensive tackle Kevin Vickerson. Seattle Seahawks - Defensive tackle - Jordan Babineaux - Owen Schmitt - United States

The Seattle Seahawks have cut wide receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh, a team source told ESPN's Chris Mortensen.

The Seattle Seahawks will re-sign safety Jordan Babineaux, who was released during the team's final cutdown on Saturday, a league source said Tuesday afternoon.

The NFL?s Seattle Seahawks announced Monday that they have released former Southern Arkansas All-America defensive back Jordan Babineaux.

Ruvell Martin Former Saginaw Valley State wide receiver Ruvell Martin spent training camp with the Seattle Seahawks, but did not make the team's 53-man roster after the team terminated his contract this week. Martin has played four NFL seasons with...

The Seattle Seahawks have released veteran safety Jordan Babineaux, fullback Owen Schmitt and defensive tackle Kevin Vickerson. They were replaced on the roster Monday by defensive end Raheem Brock, running back Michael Robinson and defensive tackle Junior Siavii. Seattle also hired Pat Ruel as the offensive line coach.

Pete Carroll says the flurry of roster moves and massive shuffling of players just a week before Seattle's opener against San Francisco was something the Seahawks front office expected.

Cut by the Seattle Seahawks' new regime led by Pete Carroll one year after signing a five-year, $40 million contract, Houshmandzadeh has gone from a rebuilding franchise to a Super Bowl contender.