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 | Seahawks | No timeline on naming starting QB | 5.6.2012 1:49:05 AM EST |
Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll said Saturday, May 5, that there is no timeline for naming a starting quarterback. Newcomer QB Matt Flynn is trying to unseat incumbent QB Tarvaris Jackson for the starting job. | ||
| Seahawks | Tarvaris Jackson receives first reps | 5.4.2012 3:44:08 PM EST |
Seattle Seahawks QB Tarvaris Jackson received the first set of snaps during a workout Friday, May 4. Head coach Pete Carroll said QB Matt Flynn still has a chance to win the job even though he did not get the first reps. | ||
| Seahawks | Matt Flynn fine with competition | 3.19.2012 5:14:52 PM EST |
Seattle Seahawks QB Matt Flynn said he is fine with having to compete with QB Tarvaris Jackson for the starting quarterback job. Flynn believes competition brings out the best in everyone involved. | ||
| Seahawks | Matt Flynn contract update | 3.19.2012 9:29:52 AM EST |
Seattle Seahawks QB Matt Flynn could earn between $19.5 and $24 million from his three-year contract with the team, or $26 million if he performs at a top-quarterback level. However, chances are he'll play two years of the deal and then the Seahawks will make their decision for the future on him. Flynn's minimum over two years is $13.25 million, a league source said, with that number rising to $15.5 million over two years if he starts in 2012, and $16 million if he starts and the Seahawks make the playoffs. Essentially, Flynn will make between $6.63 million and $8 million a year, depending on whether he beats out QB Tarvaris Jackson for the starting job and how well he plays. | ||
| Seahawks | Matt Flynn, Tarvaris Jackson to compete for QB job | 3.18.2012 6:15:07 PM EST |
Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll said QBs Matt Flynn and Tarvaris Jackson will be competing for the starting quarterback job. | ||
| Seahawks | Believe Tarvaris Jackson can improve | 3.4.2012 11:41:47 AM EST |
Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider said he believes QB Tarvaris Jackson can improve his play next season because he will not have to deal with the pectoral injury that affected his play this season. Schneider did say the team would be willing to add a quarterback this offseason to improve the position. | ||
| Seahawks | Could show interest in Chad Henne | 3.1.2012 12:39:51 PM EST |
The Seattle Seahawks could potentially show interest in Miami Dolphins impending free-agent QB Chad Henne as a 1A option behind QB Tarvaris Jackson. | ||
| Seahawks | Tarvaris Jackson did not need surgery | 2.23.2012 4:17:46 PM EST |
Seattle Seahawks QB Tarvaris Jackson (pectoral) did not need to undergo surgery to repair his injured pectoral muscle this offseason. | ||
| Seahawks | Plans to stay the course at QB | 2.17.2012 2:52:22 PM EST |
Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider said the team will not make a panic move at quarterback and will stay the course with QB Tarvaris Jackson because a change at quarterback could set the team back. 'That may disappoint fans, because they want to see an instant guy and have that instant success,' Schneider said. 'But really, youre better off continuing to build your team. Initially when I got here, I thought we were going to plug the quarterback in and we were going built around him.' | ||
| Seahawks | Doug Baldwin thinks Tarvaris Jackson can lead team | 2.13.2012 2:39:13 PM EST |
Seattle Seahawks WR Doug Baldwin said he believes QB Tarvaris Jackson can lead this team moving forward and that Jackson should not get much criticism for not being able to lead the team from behind this season. 'Tarvaris cant do it all by himself,' Baldwin said. 'Hes sitting back there and hes taking the pressure. He takes a lot of heat from fans and a lot of criticism from whoever, but Tarvaris is one of those guys that if hes given an opportunity, hes going to make the best of it. With the capability that he has, its up to the receivers, the running backs and the offensive line to give him that opportunity. Late in games I think were putting a lot on his shoulders, and a lot of guys, including myself, werent coming through for him in key situations when he needed us to.' | ||
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