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Incident with Hasselbeck costs Cards’ Dockett $7.5K

The NFL fined Cardinals DT Darnell Dockett $7,500, a league source told NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora, for shoving his elbow against Seahawks QB Matt Hasselbeck’s neck after the play was over last Sunday.

Seahawks’ Jones unlikely to play with bruised lung

Seattle Seahawks RB Julius Jones was hospitalized overnight following the loss to Arizona for what coach Jim Mora described Monday as a bruised lung.

Hasselbeck progressing, not ruled out for Sunday

While Seahawks coach Jim Mora says Matt Hasselbeck is making progress from a broken rib, the quarterback is still suffering effects from the Week 2 hit that forced him to miss last week’s game against Chicago.

Mora confirms Hasselbeck’s injury as fractured rib

Seattle Seahawks coach Jim Mora said Monday injured QB Matt Hasselbeck has a fractured rib, but called it premature to discuss his status for Sunday’s game against the Chicago Bears.

Cutler ‘disappointed’ in performance, vows to improve

NFL Network’s Scott Hanson reported from Lake Forest, Ill., on Wednesday with the latest on, about and from Jay Cutler, who called his Week 1 performance disappointing.

Roundup: Chargers stayed healthy … for 30 minutes

The Chargers are dealing with numerous injuries on the offensive line in the wake of their win over the Raiders on Monday night.

Martz: Vick needs to be settled at QB first

Former NFL head coach and offensive guru Mike Martz is joining NFL Network’s Total Access as an analyst this week, and Tuesday, he took some time for a live chat on NFL.com.

Dunn weighing options on return to NFL

Veteran free agent RB Warrick Dunn has had teams reach out to him, but is awaiting further options before deciding on a return to the NFL.

Tatupu sits out practice for Seahawks

Seahawks three-time Pro Bowl LB Lofa Tatupu sat out his second practice in three days on Tuesday morning.

Most dangerous 2008 non-playoff teams for 2009

We all know that anything can happen in the NFL, and last season, the Arizona Cardinals and Atlanta Falcons were among the league’s surprise teams. With that in mind, here are the most dangerous 2008 non-playoff teams that will make noise in 2009, and some might even find their way into the postseason.

Good time to be a first-time coach

The NFL is becoming increasingly comprised of first-time head coaches, with 13 “rookie” coaches filling the 15 head-coaching openings in the league the past two years, and 25 of the 32 coaches with their first NFL team in that capacity.

Hasselbeck looks healthy, learning new Seattle offense

Matt Hasselbeck had a lot of bounce to his step during Seattle Seahawks OTAs on Thursday, and that’s part of what new head coach Jim Mora has brought to this team.

Mora wants to run the ball in 2009

The Seattle Seahawks introduced Jim Mora as their new head coach in a Tuesday press conference, where he discussed his plans for the team’s future.

During his 61-minute question-and-answer session, Mora talked about his vision of the Seahawks’ offense under new coordinator Greg Knapp. It includes a greater emphasis on the run, at least in comparison to the 60-40 pass-to-run ratio used under former coach Mike Holmgren.

Knapp joins Mora’s staff as offensive coordinator

Just as former Falcons coach Jim Mora worked with his offensive coordinator Greg Knapp in Atlanta, the same arrangement now has been finalized in Seattle.

Seahawks looking at changes to coaching staff

Seattle’s head coaching torch has been passed from Mike Holmgren to Jim Mora. But Seattle is in the process of tweaking its coaching staff as well.