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.

RB LenDale White is dealing with something he has likely not faced in his entire football career — humility.

Brad Childress basically confirmed that Tarvaris Jackson is the top option for the Vikings in the event (however unlikely it appears) that Brett Favre doesn’t return.

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll responded to the sanctions handed down to the University of Southern California football team on Thursday via YouTube. Carroll was the coach at USC for nine seasons (2001-2009).

One of the more intriguing starting competitions around the league is in Seattle, where there’s a two-horse race to see who starts at running back between Julius Jones and Justin Forsett.

Rivals of the University of Southern California football program already are having fun with the Trojans, who will receive NCAA sanctions.

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.

The release of LenDale White makes Justin Forsett a nice sleeper in fantasy circles.

The backfield situation in Seattle is crowded, and it will likely be awhile before we find out who in that crowd fits where. A slimmer LenDale White suggested this week he’ll have to gain weight back to get up to his playing weight.

Did Chris Johnson keep the Titans out of the playoffs in 2009? What LenDale White says might surprise you.

Former first-round draft pick Mike Williams is trying to make something out of his career, hitching on with his former college coach Pete Carroll in Seattle. But Williams knows that he must atone for some of his mistakes. Kind of like a 12-step program for draft busts.

Raiders coach Tom Cable is not going to select a starting quarterback in May. Cable calls it an open competition. Others call it a formality because newly acquired QB Jason Campbell was the hands-down favorite at the Raiders three-day minicamp over the weekend.

The post-draft days of the NFL often give you the same feeling of eating too much at Thanksgiving dinner. But even though you are full, there is still some room for pie, right? So here are some of the top stories P.D. (that’s post draft).

Leon Washington sees an increase in fantasy value as a result of being traded to the Seahawks.