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Renton, Wash. - The Seattle Seahawks have waived quarterback Mike Teel, the team announced this morning. Teel was Seattle's sixth-round draft pick (178th overall) in the 2009 NFL Draft. He served as the inactive third quarterback for 14 games last season and did not play in two games as a backup. http://www.seahawks.com/news/press/article...2d-5c8261d4b704 Thanks for playing...

I like how the article says he'll compete with Mike Teel for the 3rd QB spot, but then in the related articles there's one that says...Seahawks waive Mike Teel. Boy that was a quick competition!

JP will see the field this season for the Seahawks. Write that down. He'll outperform Charlie "I've never thrown an NFL pass" Whitehurst and be the #2 guy.

Between 2000 and 2008, only 7 teams had a lower winning percentage than the Bills .417. Two teams haven't made the playoffs this decade, Detroit and Buffalo, and even Detroit beat the Bills last time they played. 2 of the other 6 teams "worse" than Buffalo made the playoffs last year (Cincinnati and Arizona) Another, Cleveland, has beaten the Bills 3 straight times, while Houston (31-10 in 2009) and San Francisco (10-3 in 2008) both beat us at home in the last 2 seasons. The Bills have not been mediocre. They've been just plain bad.

Take away the game that the Bills fed the ball to Jackson against the Colts practice squad and he averaged something like 4.16 ypc. Lynch averaged like 3.8. Not really that big a difference.

From ESPN... Faneca, released by the New York Jets last weekend, will receive a $300,000 signing bonus and $100,000 workout bonus, the source told Schefter. The $2.5 million base salary is fully guaranteed. He's also set to earn $5.25 million and a $118,000 workout bonus from the Jets. His total compensation is nearly $8 million for the season. Yeah he definitely should've held off from signing.

drugs are bad mike

I'll give you the 2nd SB but he was certainly not the reason fir the first. "The Pittsburgh Steelers won Super Bowl XL 21-10 over the Seattle Seahawks in Detroit on February 5, 2006. Roethlisberger had one of the worst passing games of his career, completing just nine of 21 passes for 123 yards and two interceptions; his passer rating of 22.6 was the lowest in Super Bowl history by a winning quarterback."

Remind me who played in the Super Bowl last year would you? This cliche has long been out of style.

I look at the schedule and there's no way I can talk myself into anything close to 8 wins.

you know that seattle picks ahead of the bills right?

they said on first take this morning that lynch is not likely to be traded unless the bills receive an offer that they would be foolish to refuse. they said you should expect to see him in buffalo next season since with this off-field troubles, that offer isn't likely to come.

In the first 4 games he averaged 237 yds and threw 4 TDs and 2 INTs. MVP candidate? Let's not get carried away.

Jacksonville doesn't even have a 2nd rd pick.

People seem to forget that Lynch doesn't even turn 24 until mid-April. They also seem to forget that he's been in the league 3 years and has two 1,000 yd seasons. Jackson is a good back but he's 29. All I hear about is that running backs hit the wall at 30. I'm sure someone will make the argument that he hasn't taken the repeated pounding that most 29 yr old NFL backs have, but you can be sure that busting his hump as a journeyman for all those years took its toll on his body. That being said, you're going to have a hard time convincing me that moving Lynch in any manner is a good thing for this football team. Unless he breaks the law again, of course.