Seahawks lock up Tatupu

March 24, 2008

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Matt Smith

Seahawks lock up Tatupu

Amidst all of the mediocre offseason moves the Seahawks have made thus far, locking up Lofa Tatupu until 2015 with a contract extension last Friday has been by far the most intriguing. It took a bit of work with a few of the other players on the team having to work out some kinks in their contracts to prevent the extension of Tatupu from causing the Hawks to rise above the salary cap. The Hawks work as a team even in the off-season.

They still have a few holes to fill. Running-back should and is a major focus point for the Seahawk nation. They now have 5 backs who really do not stand out as a premier back in this league. As much love as Seattle has given to Shaun Alexander (with the exemption of last year) I think it is time to part ways with the former MVP. Mo Morris is always a threat in the backfield however, he is more effective running short to medium routes and beating the safeties and/or linebackers with his speed and agility.

I sure hope when it is all said and done, we have something fun to watch this winter playing behind Hasselbeck. I am afraid that if things stay the same in the backfield, it may be another disappointing winter for Seattle football.

Keywords: contract, extension, football, LOfa, Seattle, Tatupu

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Comments

  1. You're full of shit! The Seahawks are going to be th best team that has ever played any organized sport, and you know it. Don't try to play it off like you don't know, because I know you do. The running back situation is awesome, we have 5 backs and most teams only have tw. That's more than twice the running backs and more than twice the yardage.

    pokerfoxpokerfox on Tuesday, 25 March 2008, 23:57 PDT # |

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