There's a lot to catch up on in the past couple days, but here's a brief rundown:
-Lofa is probably going to plead not guilty, according to sources at the Times and PI. Not much else is being said for now, but his June 17 arraignment is still a go.
-Longtime Seahawks coach Tom Catlin died a couple days ago from complications of Parkinson's disease. He's survived by his wife and two children.
-Holmgren missed another day of workouts yesterday because the same minor medical procedure he underwent Monday. I hope this is nothing too serious, but the use of the word "minor" is encouraging of course.
-Mack Strong made a return to practice Tuesday, but just to watch, of course. He wanted to make an appearance to hang out with the players and talk to the media, and I'm sure his presence was another morale boost for the team. Maybe he taught Owen Schmitt a couple things? I liked Michael Steffes' crack about face-mask crushing.
-And I'm still going mildly nuts in anticipation for the 2008 season. Hell, I'm going nuts just waiting for training camp.
