Michael Brooks Released/Harvin Activated

[kidhawk]

Just came through officially from my seahawks app. Now we have to wait and see if he can practice and be active for game day this week

 

[Smelly McUgly]

Should have cut Hauptmann instead. But that is a minor quibble.

 

[MattR92]

Should have cut Hauptmann instead. But that is a minor quibble.

They probably will when Okung comes back.

 

[OrFan]

OMG no! Not Michael Brooks!


Who? Was he on our roster? Seriously, the lesser players that don't regularly contribute do not mean much to me.

Harvin activated, now that means a bunch.

 

[Bigpumpkin]

Has Brooks seen any play time this Regular Season?

 

[MontanaHawk05]

Yeah, yesterday.

 

[Bigpumpkin]

Yeah, yesterday.

Oh...that has to be disappointing!

 

[hawkfan68]

Brooks played in yesterday's game and did well. His release probably means that McDaniel and Bryant may be back this week as well.

 

[HawkEye]

Yes!!!

 

[NorthDallas40oz]

Should have cut Hauptmann instead. But that is a minor quibble.

Uhh, no. Hauptmann is our #2 center right now, so unless and until Unger is fully cleared he's not going anywhere. He's also a backup tackle and we still have 2 of them who aren't officially good to go yet either.

 

[UK_Seahawk]

Can Brooks be resigned to the PS? Good news on Harvin.

 

[Smelly McUgly]

We have too many good/promising D-Linemen. Brooks is cut and Schofield can barely get on the field.

I love Clem and Avril, but at least one of them is gone next year. I love Mebane and Bryant, but ditto.

 

[Jazzhawk]

Has Brooks seen any play time this Regular Season?

Yes, and played well....just yesterday. Did you not even watch the game?

 

[HawkFan72]

Has Brooks seen any play time this Regular Season?

He was just re-signed last week and played a bit in Sunday's game.

 

[Smelly McUgly]

Should have cut Hauptmann instead. But that is a minor quibble.

Uhh, no. Hauptmann is our #2 center right now, so unless and until Unger is fully cleared he's not going anywhere. He's also a backup tackle and we still have 2 of them who aren't officially good to go yet either.

You may have a point with the backup center note, but Okung and Breno are pretty much back this week if I have parsed Carroll's coach-speak correctly.

 

[NorthDallas40oz]

Can Brooks be resigned to the PS? Good news on Harvin.

Absolutely.

 

[NorthDallas40oz]

Should have cut Hauptmann instead. But that is a minor quibble.

Uhh, no. Hauptmann is our #2 center right now, so unless and until Unger is fully cleared he's not going anywhere. He's also a backup tackle and we still have 2 of them who aren't officially good to go yet either.

You may have a point with the backup center note, but Okung and Breno are pretty much back this week if I have parsed Carroll's coach-speak correctly.

They're simply going to try to practice for the first time in 6+ weeks. That's a far shot from being game ready.

 

[Hawks46]

Just came through officially from my seahawks app. Now we have to wait and see if he can practice and be active for game day this week

I thought I read somewhere he was already practicing last week and made it through individual drills.

 

[hedgehawk]

Brooks played well yesterday...hope he can get back on the practice squad.

 

[SeaTown81]

OMG no! Not Michael Brooks!


Who? Was he on our roster? Seriously, the lesser players that don't regularly contribute do not mean much to me.

Harvin activated, now that means a bunch.

Geez. Some of you guys need to pay a bit more attention.

http://seattletimes.com/html/seahawks/2 ... 11xml.html

Few have experienced the ups and downs of that this season as much as Seattle defensive tackle Michael Brooks, who has been released by the Seahawks four times since Aug. 31 only to be re-signed to the practice squad.

Saturday, though, came the call that made it all worth it as Brooks was named to the active roster (taking the place of receiver Bryan Walters, who was released), called up to add depth with end Red Bryant and tackle Jordan Hill out with injuries.

“He had a fantastic week of practice,” Seattle coach Pete Carroll said of Brooks, an undrafted free agent from East Carolina who the Seahawks first signed in May. “He competed so well during the week that we wanted him to get out there.”

It didn’t take long for Brooks to make the decision look good as he stopped a Steven Jackson run for no gain on the first play of his career late in the first quarter.

Brooks played throughout, usually in early-down run situations, as the team was able to weather the loss of Bryant.