Marinelli in Hawks talks Rod Marinelli, recently fired as Lions as head coach, reportedly is meeting with the Seahawks about possibly becoming their defensive coordinator    more... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seahawks,Jan, 05 2009 By CLARE FARNSWORTH / P-I REPORTER   Seahawks' Jackson out to show he can live up to potential Defensive end Lawrence Jackson totaled just two sacks in his first season for the Seahawks, but the team's first-round draft pick says he laid down a foundation and expects bigger things to come    more... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seahawks,Jan, 01 2009 By GREG JOHNS / P-I REPORTER   Holmgren leaves Seattle on own terms (AP Maybe Mike Holmgren's biggest accomplishment through 17 years, 12 postseasons, three Super Bowls and more wins than any other active coach: He's leaving on his terms. With huge smiles, a waiting family and a new Harley, to boot. "It's allowed me to have closure," a composed, jovial Holmgren said Tuesday    more... via Yahoo! Sports,Dec, 31 2008   Hawks have work cut out to fulfill parting predictions In his final news conference as Seahawks coach, Mike Holmgren predicted, "The team will be good next year." For that to happen, the Seahawks must get healthy, better and make some tough decisions    more... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seahawks,Dec, 31 2008 By CLARE FARNSWORTH / P-I REPORTER   Hill is just tip of Seahawks' free-agency iceberg RENTON -- The Seahawks' emphasis in free agency always has been to take care of their players first    more... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seahawks,Dec, 31 2008 By CLARE FARNSWORTH / P-I REPORTER   Holmgren may find it's good to be king -- again The Seahawks season is over, meaning it's time for Mike Holmgren to start thinking about his immediate future    more... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seahawks,Dec, 31 2008 By ART THIEL / P-I COLUMNIST   Holmgren ready for R&R In his farewell news conference after a decade as Seahawks coach, Mike Holmgren made it clear he won't be job hunting until after spending a year off with his wife and family    more... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seahawks,Dec, 31 2008 By GREG JOHNS / P-I REPORTER   Hawks turn the page As Mike Holmgren met with his players for the final time Monday, slowly, but surly, the transition began to the man who will replace Holmgren as Seahawks coach in 2009: Secondary coach Jim Mora    more... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seahawks,Dec, 30 2008 By CLARE FARNSWORTH / P-I REPORTER   Report: Pats' Pioli 'very interested' in Cleveland GM job (Yahoo! Sports Scott Pioli, New England Patriots vice president of player personnel, is believed to be very interested in the    more... via Yahoo! Sports,Dec, 30 2008   Injuries not only thing facing flopped Seahawks (AP Walter Jones lamented how tough it was to finally miss the postseason. Matt Hasselbeck kept repeating one word: "Disappointing." Leonard Weaver had two boxes loaded onto a blue hand truck. For the first time in six years, the Seattle Seahawks were packing for the offseason before the playoffs even began    more... via Yahoo! Sports,Dec, 29 2008   Cards kick Hawks into the offseason The Seahawks' makeshift offense played well enough to keep the team in Sunday's season finale. But the defense again allowed too many big plays, as the Arizona Cardinals slapped the Seahawks with a 34-21 loss    more... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seahawks,Dec, 29 2008 By CLARE FARNSWORTH / P-I REPORTER   Holmgren learns it's time to let go GLENDALE, Ariz. -- As a magnum-control guy, Mike Holmgren likes to be in charge. Of everything. Which is why he has apprehension as he steps this morning into the void    more... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seahawks,Dec, 29 2008 By ART THIEL / P-I COLUMNIST   Notebook: Branch proves his worth at the end Deion Branch was limited to half-a-season because of injuries. But the Seahawks' wide receiver finished with a flourish in Sunday's loss to the Arizona Cardinals, catching two touchdown passes    more... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seahawks,Dec, 29 2008 By CLARE FARNSWORTH / P-I REPORTER   Branch proves his worth at the end Deion Branch was limited to half-a-season because of injuries. But the Seahawks' wide receiver finished with a flourish in Sunday's loss to the Arizona Cardinals, catching two touchdown passes    more... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seahawks,Dec, 29 2008 By CLARE FARNSWORTH / P-I REPORTER   Fitzgerald wins matchup with Trufant GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The idea was sound. The execution was even pretty good    more... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seahawks,Dec, 29 2008 By CLARE FARNSWORTH / P-I REPORTER   Cards spoil final Holmgren game The Seahawks' makeshift offense played well enough to keep the team in Sunday's season finale. But the defense again allowed too many big plays, as the Arizona Cardinals slapped the Seahawks with a 34-21 loss    more... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seahawks,Dec, 29 2008 By CLARE FARNSWORTH / P-I REPORTER   Seahawks' defense burned again GLENDALE, Ariz. -- By now, Seahawks fans know about injuries    more... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seahawks,Dec, 29 2008 By ART THIEL / P-I COLUMNIST   Holmgren learns to let go of control GLENDALE, Ariz. -- As a magnum-control guy, Mike Holmgren likes to be in charge. Of everything. Which is why he has apprehension as he steps this morning into the void    more... via Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Seahawks,Dec, 29 2008 By ART THIEL / P-I COLUMNIST   Warner, Fitzgerald lead Cards past Seattle 34-21 (AP Kurt Warner found his rhythm, Larry Fitzgerald was a glue-fingered marvel, and Edgerrin James was back. The Arizona Cardinals' offense, even the running game, kicked into gear Sunday in a 34-21 victory over Seattle that spoiled the final game of Mike Holmgren's decade as Seahawks coach. "Somewhere in the second    more... via Yahoo! Sports,Dec, 28 2008

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