It’s looking more and more like Matt Hasselbeck will play this weekend for the Seattle Seahawks. On Friday, Hasselbeck practiced for the third straight day and reports indicate that he looked relatively healthy. As of now, the Seahawks are listing their starting quarterback as probable.
Is Seahawks head coach Jim Mora surprised that Hasselbeck has been able to recover from a broken rib so quickly?
“No, I’m not surprised,” said Mora. “Matt is a very tough man, physically and mentally.”
Before getting hurt, Hasselbeck had a strong start to the 2009 NFL season. In Week 1 against the St. Louis Rams, Hasselbeck passed …read more

After just two weeks of action during the 2009 NFL season, there are already a number of injuries to talk about. Star players are dropping left and right. Here are some of the biggest names and their injury status for Week 3.
QB Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle Seahawks
Matt Hasselbeck is dealing with a rib injury and it doesn’t sound like he’ll play in Week 3. Donovan McNabb of the Philadelphia Eagles sounds like he’ll be missing a second straight game with a similar injury.
RB Jamal Lewis, Cleveland Browns
Going up against the Baltimore Ravens, Jamal Lewis faced a difficult challenge. However, due to …read more

If you’ve been checking out the new EAS ads lately, you surely noticed endorsed athletes like Seattle Seahawks QB Matt Hasselbeck, beautiful triathlete Jen Perez, and Philadelphia Phillies 2nd baseman Chase Utley drinking from a trendy bottle instead of a Tetra Pak. Huh? EAS has introduced a new look and a new elixir.
Fitness enthusiasts have something new they can use to help meet their nutrition needs—EAS Myoplex Strength Formula shake. What’s different? EAS Myoplex Strength Formula shake is the first Myoplex shake available in a 14 fluid ounce, reclosable plastic bottle, helping to provide more convenience and availability to …read more

This weekend is thought by many to be the most exciting weekend in football. Of course, there aren’t any college games going on – it is all about the NFL playoffs. (*Insert debate about college ball needing a playoff system here*) I thought it would be fun to look back on the top 8 teams’ quarterbacks. What were they like in college?

 
Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle
Hasselbeck was a Boston College player, originally drafted during the 6th round by the Green Bay Packers. BC was in a bit of a rebuilding stage at this time, with new coach Tom O’Brien at the …read more