Mike Holmgren, according to ESPN's John Clayton, has informed the Seattle Seahawks that he will remain as head coach of the club for the 2008 season.

Seattle Seahawks' Defensive Backs Coach Jim Mora pulled his name out of consideration for the Washington Redskins' head coaching job on Friday afternoon.

The end of the Seattle Seahawks' season was more painful than originally thought.

It only felt like a retirement.

Seahawks' wide receiver Deion Branch tore his anterior cruciate ligament in Saturday's loss to Green Bay and will undergo surgery, according to a report in the Seattle Times.

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports NFL sources say injured Seahawks' wideout Deion Branch will need surgery to repair knee ligament damage, perhaps even the anterior cruciate ligament.

Assistant Coach Gregg Williams interviewed again Monday for the Redskins' coaching vacancy, and the team was also planning to speak to Seahawks' aAsistant Jim Mora and Colts' Assistants Jim Caldwell and Ron Meeks.

Brett Favre spotted his favorite target all alone and let fly.

Just as the Seahawks got finally got all of their receivers back and healthy, D.

Deion Branch came off the field cracking jokes with his fellow Seattle wide receivers, in a good mood after practicing for the first time in two weeks.

Seattle Seahawks' kicker Josh Brown says he'll wear heated warm-up pants in the freezing weather at Saturday's playoff game in Green Bay.

Seattle Seahawks' Coach Mike Holmgren expects receiver Deion Branch to practice this week and be available for Saturday's divisional playoff game against Green Bay.

Mike Holmgren walked into the Seahawks' training room and saw Matt Hasselbeck.

Seattle 35, Washington 14 Midway through the fourth quarter it seemed as though the Washington Redskins might ride their inspirational run to an upset victory over the Seattle Seahawks.

In less than 2 1/2 fourth-quarter minutes, the Seahawks watched a 13-point lead turn into a one-point deficit.

The Seahawks opened the playoffs without a former Super Bowl MVP.

Four-year veteran defensive tackle Craig Terrill, a key component in the Seattle Seahawks' four-player interior rotation, has signed a three-year contract that will keep him off the unrestricted free agent market.