Behind Enemy Lines: Seahawks/49ers, Part 2

In Part Two of an exclusive three-part series, SFIllustrated.com’s Craig Massei and NorthwestFootball.net’s Doug Farrar continue their back-and-forth interaction with five questions from Craig to Doug. What were the real reasons behind Tim Ruskell's departure, what does Seattle's long-term quarterback situation look like, and how does Jim Mora fit in to what will be a big transition?   Full Story

What looked like an unlikely showdown just a few weeks ago is on Sunday: Chargers vs. Broncos in Denver.   Full Story

The thing about blowouts -- such as the 37-7 stomping of the Kansas City Chiefs -- is that the results are never as good or as bad as they seem. That was the case with Sunday's runaway win, as the Chargers showed they still have plenty of room for improvement.   Full Story

Who are the top quarterbacks in the NFL heading into Week 5 action? Scout.com's Ed Thompson submits his NFL Quarterback Power Rankings based on the players' performances during the first four weeks of the season.   Full Story

Some Vikings players know all too well what the Rams are going through. They’ve been on bad teams, but they also have been part of epic upsets. It’s an interesting dynamic and cautionary tale for the Vikings on Sunday.   Full Story

After suffering through another injury plagued start to the season, Seahawks head coach Jim Mora finally received some good news this week. Starting quarterback Matt Hasselbeck is scheduled to practice on Wednesday, with the hope of starting on Sunday against Jacksonville.   Full Story

In what is fast becoming a repeat of the 2008 season, the Seattle Seahawks were blown out yet again on the road, falling to the Indianapolis Colts 34-17.   Full Story

The Seahawks expect QB Seneca Wallace to start in place of Matt Hasselbeck (fractured rib) for a second consecutive week. Wallace brings mobility, but he lacks accuracy and was skittish in the pocket as the offensive line was under constant duress last Sunday.   Full Story

A day after calling out veteran kicker Olindo Mare for missing two field goals in the team's 25-19 loss to Chicago, Seattle Seahawks head coach Jim Mora expressed regret for his harsh words.   Full Story

Our Scout.com experts, John Crist of Bear Report and Doug Farrar of NorthwestFootball.net, go Behind Enemy Lines for a breakdown of Sunday's Week 3 matchup between the Bears and Seahawks at Qwest Field. Let's continue this three-part series with five questions from John to Doug.   Full Story

The Arizona Cardinals and Jacksonville Jaguars square off on Sunday for the first time since 2005. Much has changed in both organizations. JagNation.com publisher Charlie Bernstein fields questions about the Jags' current climate and what Arizona should expect come game day. How will the Jags defend the Cardinals three-headed monster? Why did they lose to the Colts? These answers and more inside.   Full Story

Last year, the Jaguars lost two offensive linemen for the season in the opener. This year, they lost a defensive lineman for the season in the opener This is a pattern the Jaguars don't like.    Full Story

Sage Rosenfels expected to be a starter this season. Instead, it looks like he could be inactive today as a healthy No. 3 quarterback for the Vikings.   Full Story

The Vikings’ starter isn’t a secret for Sunday, but they are guarded on their backup information while Cleveland is playing their starting situation coy as well. Welcome to the regular season.   Full Story

The Vikings had a 14-point halftime lead that didn’t last much into the third quarter when Sage Rosenfels and John David Booty threw interceptions on consecutive series that were each returned for touchdowns, leading to a 35-31 Cowboys win.   Full Story

The Vikings have a difficult decision to ponder at quarterback, making their play on Friday night critical to their future. It will also be the most intriguing storyline during the preseason finale.   Full Story

Sage Rosenfels doesn’t know what his future with the Vikings holds, but he is confident in his recent track record with the team.   Full Story

Sage Rosenfels got his best starting opportunity the last two years with the Houston Texans, but he won’t be the starter for the Vikings when they visit Houston on Monday. Even so, Rosenfels is looking forward to his return. Plus, get updates on the defensive backfield, Percy Harvin and notes from Saturday at Winter Park.   Full Story

Two former Patriots, Ellis Hobbs and Asante Samuel, are supposed to be part of the solution in Philadelphia. One look at the first two Eagles preseason games of the Eagles may have some wondering what's going on.   Full Story

Two reports on Wednesday said the Vikings locker room has different groups backing different quarterbacks and it could be causing a divide in the locker room.   Full Story

The starting job at quarterback is wrapped up, but the battle at that position has moved to the primary backup spot. With the majority of starting positions spoken for on the mostly veteran team, quarterback continues to be a focal point, even after the Brett Favre signing.   Full Story

Yes, temper the enthusiasm knowing it’s the preseason, but strong quarterback play at any point in the process is a good (and somewhat surprising) early step for the Vikings offense. See the numbers to support the accusations and the reaction from some of the offensive players, including Sage Rosenfels, who returned to practice.   Full Story

The Vikings have a decision to make in the 11 days: Keep four quarterbacks on the roster, try to trade one or simply release one? Brad Childress wasn’t giving any insight on his thoughts when it came to that subject on Monday.   Full Story

The original three quarterbacks in Minnesota having been playing lights-out, but their performances are being overshadowed by the signing of Brett Favre. The numbers show a strong accounting for the “other” three.   Full Story

The Vikings had a number of starters that continued to be sidelined during Wednesday’s practice. See what they had to say about their progress and get practice notes from the last open session of the week for media.   Full Story