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The Seattle Seahawks head to Arizona for a Week 2 divisional game with some new players as their shifting roster continues to be reshaped. Veteran defensive end Bryce Fisher was shipped to Tennessee for an undisclosed draft choice and quarterback Charlie Frye was obtained from Cleveland for a sixth-round pick.
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In 1984, the Seattle Seahawks obtained a record of twelve wins and four losses, and again ranked second in the AFC Western Division. The Seahawks won the Wild Card Playoffs against the Los Angeles Raiders with 13-7, though losing in the Divisional Playoffs by 31-10 to the Miami Dolphins.
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In 2006, an average of 90.7 million Americans tuned in to the ABC Network to watch the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Seattle Seahawks. The event averaged a 41.6% household rating, up slightly from the 2005 match-up between the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots, which was watched by only 86.1 million viewers in an average of 41.1% of U.S. households.
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The Seattle Seahawks have joined forces with the American Heart Association and the NFL to improve the health and fitness among today's youth through the What Moves U campaign. Get up and Get Movin' and sign up today!
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The Seattle Seahawks are happy with Ben Obomanu, a seventh-round pick in 2006. He will likely make his season debut Sunday at Arizona after missing the season opener because of a hamstring injury.
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Charlie Frye is coming to the Seattle Seahawks, he just won't be taking a job away from Matt Hasselbeck or Seneca Wallace. Frye was acquired from the Cleveland Browns on Tuesday, but not because they wanted him to be a primary backup to starting quarterback Hasselbeck. It was because Frye was one of the few veterans available who might fit Seattle's needs for roster depth.
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