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Keith Carter joins Seattle’s staff as a quality-control coach on offense. Carter spent the last three seasons as the running game
The Seattle Seahawks picked up a 2002 fifth-round choice, used for Rocky Bernard, from Indianapolis in a trade that sent backup quarterback Brock Huard to the Colts. Imagine if they got Peyton Manning in return, too, albeit a decade later. Huard, writing
RENTON, WA- CIRCA 2011: In this handout image provided by the NFL, Tom Cable of the Seattle Seahawks poses for his NFL headshot circa 2011 in Renton, Washington. View Photo »
Listen, it’s a shame to lose those guys (Moffitt and Carpenter) ... But injuries are part of the game. We’re all confident in that and I have no worries. We’re just going to move forward and continue to get better. That’s what we have to do.
ALAMEDA, Calif. Knapp spent the past two seasons as quarterbacks coach in Houston but was co-ordinato
ALAMEDA, Calif. Knapp spent the past two seasons as quarterbacks coach in Houston but was coordinator
Greg Knapp seen coaching for the Raiders in 2008. (Chris McGrath/Getty Images) OAKLAND (CBS/AP) – Oakland Raiders coach Dennis Allen has made the first hire for his staff, bringing back Greg Knapp as the team’s offensive coordinator. The Raiders announce
Seattle Seahawks assistant coach Tom Cable directs players during NFL football training camp Monday, Aug. 1, 2011, in Renton, Wash. View Photo »
We’re pretty lucky because we have Breno (Giacomini) here and Paul (McQuistan), so we’ve got some veteran guys ... Paul has a number of starts in his career and Breno has been around the league a little bit, so we’ll be fine.
Updated: February 1, 2012, 2:04 PM ET ALAMEDA, Calif. The Raiders announced Knapp's hiring Wednesday. Knapp spent t
Knapp spent the past two seasons as quarterbacks coach in Houston but was coordinator in Oakland under Lane Kiffin and Tom Cable in 2007-08. Knapp has 17 years of experience as an NFL assistant, including stints as a coordinator in San Francisco, Atlanta
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Seattle Seahawks assistant coach Tom Cable directs players during NFL football training camp Monday, Aug. 1, 2011, in Renton, Wash.
View Photo »OAKLAND, CA - CIRCA 2010: In this handout image provided by the NFL, Tom Cable of the Oakland Raiders poses for his 2010 NFL headshot circa 2010 in Oakland, California.
View Photo »Seattle Seahawks assistant coach Tom Cable directs players during NFL football training camp Monday, Aug. 1, 2011, in Renton, Wash.
View Photo »Listen, it’s a shame to lose those guys (Moffitt and Carpenter) ... But injuries are part of the game. We’re all confident in that and I have no worries. We’re just going to move forward and continue to get better. That’s what we have to do.
We’re pretty lucky because we have Breno (Giacomini) here and Paul (McQuistan), so we’ve got some veteran guys ... Paul has a number of starts in his career and Breno has been around the league a little bit, so we’ll be fine.
It's tough on them, because every day they do something that is part of their development ... They didn't have the offseason, so the offseason would be valuable for them, as would the second half of the season, so we're going to lose all that.
It’s never happened to me in my career ... In 25 years I’ve never lost a guy in a pass-protection drill, so it’s new for me too.
That's what you have to do ... We're pretty lucky because we've got Breno (Giacomini) here and Paul McQuistan so we've got some veteran guys. Paul has had a number of starts in his career, and Breno has been around the league a little bit so we'll be fine.
I felt like we were on the right path
It's a negative thing in terms of having two young guys who are really starting to come into it, losing them ... But at the same time, those other guys are ready to go so we should move forward and continue to get better.
The good news is the training is kicking in ... The system and all that.
It's a shame. It's part of the game. But we're going to be fine. We're all confident in that ... I have no worries. We're going to move forward and continue to get better.
