A recap of the notable injuries from Week 10.

The injury that forced Seahawks QB Matt Hasselbeck out just before halftime Sunday against the Cardinals is serious enough that he won’t start the second half.

The Titans lost QB Vince Young and WR Kenny Britt to injuries in Week 8, two of the most notable players on the injury radar.

The Seahawks have established a solid identity in the last several weeks through a solid running game and an aggressive defense, and I like them in Sunday’s game against the Raiders.

I give the Seahawks a great deal of credit for realizing they could get Marshawn Lynch for a pretty good price, and knowing just what a huge difference he would make on their team.

Eagles coach Andy Reid gets it. The Raiders? Not so much.

The Seahawks have made a statement. At least that is what the pundits would have you believe. But can you really trust any of the Seahawks on your fantasy team?

The Seattle Seahawks equipment staff punked ‘Hawks players and coaches this week with a prank that turned 300-pound lineman into jelly.

This is the first Saturday in a long time that had some football. Who else is ready for this?

Who are the top fantasy quarterbacks this season? We discuss that on the NFL.com Fantasy Preview Show, which airs tonight at 9 p.m. ET. I’m a little skeptical of Peyton Manning this season, based on the performance of past Super Bowl losers. Take a look at this list.

Tim Tebow might get a lot of press, but he shouldn’t be getting any attention in seasonal fantasy leagues.

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Friday on “NFL Total Access” that if he could go back in time, he would handle things at USC a little differently after alleged NCAA violations cost the school past victories and future scholarships.

For those of you anticipating the end of the Matt Hasselbeck era and the beginning of the Charlie Whitehurst era in Seattle, those daydreams may be premature.

Looking at the Seahawks 2010 roster, there isn’t a whole lot to like from a fantasy perspective.

The Seahawks knew that they were going to get a college-like enthusiasm from new coach Pete Carroll. But the organization is getting much more. Carroll installed a blue-white scrimmage, similar to a “spring game” recently, leaving me to wonder if letter sweaters and achievement stickers on the helmet can be far behind.