The National Football League lockout definitely avoided the Seattle Seahawks from wheeling as well as dealing the way in which they did throughout Pete Carroll’s first season with the team. Carroll and general manager John Schneider are making up for lost time.
Their five-year arrangement with Minnesota Vikings receiver Sidney Rice caps a long-running push to secure front-line talent at the position. The physical examination Rice need to pass will likely be important given the hip troubles Rice has experienced in recent seasons. But as soon as Rice clears that challenge, Seattle might have challenging size at wideout.