Tuesday, May 22, 2007

Here is a rough look at what the final 53-man roster might look like. Obvious items for debate are the number of wide receivers, defensive lineman, and defensive backs, and how the running back/fullback situation will play out. The team will keep five, but I am sure a lot of people think Marquis Weeks should be included over Josh Parry.

Injuries will have a lot to do with how things shake out as we get closer, and almost certainly claim one of the defensive lineman or defensive backs. Plenty of people will be down on David Greene again, but the #3 QB position is even less important with the experience Seneca Wallace gained last year.

The obvious void is with the pass-catchers. The Seahawks will probably go with 5 receivers and 3 tight ends, but there is a lack of talent at tight end on the roster right now, and any of the young receivers could emerge (Ben Obomanu, Courtney Taylor, Jordan Kent). Keeping 6 receivers would probably mean sacrificing either a DT or safety.

Offense (25)
QB (3) - Matt Hasselbeck, Seneca Wallace, David Greene
RB/FB (5) - Shaun Alexander, Maurice Morris, Mack Strong, Leonard Weaver, Josh Parry
WR (5) - Deion Branch, Nate Burleson, Bobby Engram, DJ Hackett, Ben Obomanu
TE (3) - Marcus Pollard, Will Heller, Joe Newton
OL (9) - Walter Jones, Sean Locklear, Chris Spencer, Floyd Womack, Chris Gray, Tom Ashworth, Ray Willis, Rob Sims, Mansfield Wrotto

Defense (25)
DE (4) - Patrick Kerney, Bryce Fisher, Darryl Tapp, Baraka Atkins
DT (6) - Rocky Bernard, Chuck Darby, Marcus Tubbs, Brandon Mebane, Russell Davis, Craig Terrill
OLB (5) - Julian Peterson, Leroy Hill, Kevin Bentley, Marquis Cooper, Will Herring
ILB (2) - Lofa Tatupu, Niko Koutouvides
S (4) - Deon Grant, Brian Russell, Michael Boulware, Mike Green
CB (4) - Marcus Trufant, Kelly Jennings, Jordan Babineaux, Josh Wilson

Special Teams (3)
K - Josh Brown
P - Ryan Plackemeier
LS - Derek Rackley

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