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Seahawks get first look at bookend tackles Cross, Lucas

By TIM BOOTHMay 6, 2022 GMT

RENTON, Wash. (AP) — With such limited numbers for their rookie minicamp on Friday, of course the Seattle Seahawks were going to line up Charles Cross at left tackle and Abe Lucas at right tackle.

Seahawks look to be on rebuild path after trade of Wilson

By The Associated PressMarch 14, 2022 GMT

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (7-10)

UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: LT Duane Brown, TE Gerald Everett, RT Brandon Shell, C Ethan Pocic, RB Rashaad Penny, QB Geno Smith, DT Robert Nkemdiche, DE Rasheem Green, CB D.J.

Seahawks’ Duane Brown set to face former team for first time

By TIM BOOTHDecember 9, 2021 GMT

RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Since being traded to Seattle in the middle of the 2017 season, offensive tackle Duane Brown hasn’t spent much time dwelling on his days with Houston.

The only player Brown believes is still on the Texans’ roster from when he played there is Deshaun Watson.

Duane Brown ready to play for Seahawks despite no new deal

By TIM BOOTHSeptember 8, 2021 GMT

RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Duane Brown's stint as a spectator during the Seattle Seahawks' training camp didn’t get the left tackle what he wanted.

For now, Brown has made peace with the adjustments Seattle did make to his contract, even if it lacks the long-term certainty he was hoping to get.

Duane Brown back at practice for Seahawks ahead of opener

By TIM BOOTHSeptember 7, 2021 GMT

RENTON, Wash. (AP) — After more than a month as a spectator, left tackle Duane Brown was on the field as a participant as game week finally arrived for the Seattle Seahawks on Monday.

Brown may not have received exactly what he wanted during his month of watching practice.

10 NFL players protest during national anthem

Matthew Paras The Washington TimesSeptember 11, 2018 GMT

As the debate over whether the NFL should have a national anthem policy, a small number of players protested during the playing of the "Star-Spangled Banner" in Week 1.

Not including the double-header of "Monday Night Football," two players Miami's Kenny Stills and Albert Wilson took a knee, while others raised a fist, sat or remained in the locker room.