Seahawks Respond to Mora's "Analysis"

An offensive-line coach in the National Football League for over 30 seasons, Mike Solari is experiencing a rough patch in his second year serving in the same position for the Seattle Seahawks. His team's head coach, Jim Mora, basically blamed Seattle's failings on offense on the struggles and the lack of cohesion of the offensive line.   Full Story

ROEBUCK, S.C. -- Images from Tuesday morning practices at the Shrine Bowl practices.   Full Story

Doug Dascenzo guided his team to a Midwest League championship and has since been promoted to the San Diego Padres Double-A level. We caught up with the skipper to discuss prospects from the Fort Wayne TinCaps.   Full Story

In what may be a preview of things to come, Seattle Seahawks coach Jim Mora called out the offensive line after his team's disappointing 34-7 loss to the Houston Texans.   Full Story

In Part Two of our pregame preview, Doug Farrar answers five Seahawks questions from Charlie Bernstein of BattleRedNation.com. Why have the Seahawks underperformed in recent years, has Aaron Curry lived up to the hype, and is it time for Jake Locker to move from Montlake to Renton?   Full Story

Playoffs? Playoffs!? That's right, even though the Seattle Seahawks are 5-7 and appear to be on the outside looking in down the stretch for the NFC playoff hunt, quarterback Matt Hasselbeck and the rest of his teammates have not given up on their season-long goal of reaching the postseason.   Full Story

In Part Two of an exclusive three-part series, SFIllustrated.com’s Craig Massei and NorthwestFootball.net’s Doug Farrar continue their back-and-forth interaction with five questions from Craig to Doug. What were the real reasons behind Tim Ruskell's departure, what does Seattle's long-term quarterback situation look like, and how does Jim Mora fit in to what will be a big transition?   Full Story

The linebacker was released from the hospital on Saturday morning; Chad Clifton could start at left tackle, despite limited reps at practice this week; plus more as the Packers held their final practice before Monday night.   Full Story

Second-year outside linebacker Jeremy Thompson was taken from practice by ambulance. Coach Mike McCarthy termed it a serious “neck stinger.”   Full Story

Here are the Top 50 Mets prospects. InsidePitchMagazine.com gives insight on each selection in our rankings, but will follow up with more in-depth individual scouting reports throughout the offseason, starting in descending order.   Full Story

MadFriars.com annually ranks the top 60 San Diego Padres Prospects, and the best news is it gets harder and harder to do every season. That is a credit to the strengthening of the farm by the San Diego Padres’ front office and development staff. Take advantage of our Buy One Month, Get One Month Free promotion - EXTENDED through WEDNESDAY midnight!   Full Story

Former San Diego Padres vice president of scouting and player development Grady Fuson’s legacy will hinge on a lot of the talent that was seen on a Fort Wayne TinCaps club that won over 100 games and won a championship. Fuson discussed the talent with MadFriars.com.   Full Story

Summary: This season the TinCaps put out, on a daily basis, maybe the best offensive lineup in the history of the organization. Fort Wayne hit a collective .266/.365/.399, and despite losing three of their best offensive players in midseason, James Darnell, Matt Clark and Sawyer Carroll, they didn’t skip a beat en route to 101 victories.   Full Story

The Seahawks offense hasn't exactly been firing on all cylinders so far this season. Seattle ranks 22nd in total offense, averaging just 310 yards per contest. The Seahawks finished 0-for-11 on third-down conversions against Arizona last week, and six of the team's nine drives were three-and-outs.   Full Story

The San Diego Padres used their Triple-A team as replenishing stock for the big league club, routinely taking away their best prospects. Does that mean the cupboard in Portland was left bare? Padres vice president of scouting and player development Grady Fuson answered those questions and more.   Full Story

The biggest game of the season looms for the San Diego Chargers as they look to put the first blemish on Josh McDaniels' Denver Broncos. Get ready for the big game with injury updates, personnel news and insight from Sunday's action.   Full Story

In part one of our pre-game preview, Doug Farrar answers ten Seahawks questions from AZRedReport.com publisher Amberly Dressler. Why is the Seattle offense better with Matt Hasselbeck, just how good can Aaron Curry be, and what one Arizona strength do the Seahawks need to avoid?   Full Story

It's been obvious by their performance on the field, the Seahawks have missed their on-field general. At Qwest Field today, Matt Hasselbeck returned and, along with a rejuvenated defense, led Seattle to a 41-0 route of Jacksonville in front of a raucous crowd of 67,228.   Full Story

Peoria, AZ: The San Diego Padres Instructional League squad battled back from four runs down to beat the Seattle Mariners team by a 6-4 score.   Full Story

Peoria, AZ: The San Diego Padres took on the Texas Rangers in Instructional League play on Tuesday, losing 10-9. There were, however, plenty of highlights.   Full Story

The Giants started the season with more defensive linemen than they knew what to do with. With the potential absences of both Justin Tuck and Chris Canty Sunday in Tampa Bay, their depth is possibly going to be tested a lot earlier than expected.   Full Story

FORT WAYNE: Tom Tornicasa is in his 10th year in the Padres’ organization and his fifth year as the hitting coach in Fort Wayne. Players up and down the system praise “Torni” as the ultimate swing doctor that can get them back on track from the deepest slumps.   Full Story

The list of former coaches blasting Chicago Bears QB Jay Cutler is getting longer. Initially it was Tony Dungy, and now we have Jim Mora and Mike Martz being added to the mix. Nevertheless, players and coaches alike are defending Cutler. Get the Inside Slant from the NFL experts at Scout.com.   Full Story

In part two of our interview, San Diego Padres roving infield instructor Gary Jones reviews the infielders at the A-ball level and has some comments on outfielders Jaff Decker and Dan Robertson.   Full Story

Gary Jones is the Padres minor league infield coordinator whose job is to ensure that everyone understands not only how important defense is to the big club but also how to get better.   Full Story