4 HRS AGO - Photo by Jacob Kupferman/Getty Images The Seattle Seahawks received great news on Friday when cornerback Quinton Dunbar had armed robbery charges dropped against him due to insufficient evidence. Having been placed on the Commissioner’s Exempt list shortly after his arrest, NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero says Dunbar will be removed from the list. The NFL is removing #Seahawks CB Quinton Dunbar from the exempt list, clearing him to join the team as soon as tomorrow, source said.— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) August 8, 2020 This means that Dunbar can join the Seahawks and practice with the team, but he’s not necessarily free to play Week 1. We’ll await the NFL’s decision on whether Dunbar will still get a suspension even though he won’t be criminally prosecuted, but the big thing is that he will be a part of the Seahawks secondary as we’d hoped when he was acquired back in March. Feast your eyes at this group of players: Projected outside cornerbacks: Quinton Dunbar, Shaquill Collapse

13 HRS AGO - Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images Read! Clayton: Seahawks shaping up to have a top-10 team for defensive talentThe Seahawks could be getting CB Quinton Dunbar back and may add a notable DE. John Clayton explains why Seattle could have an extremely talented defense. Seahawks Training Camp Live Schedule AnnouncedSeahawks fans will be able to watch portions of 15 training camp practices on Q13 Fox and Seahawks.com. Fantasy Football QB Outlooks And Rankings For 2020 DraftsFantasy Insider Scott Engel provides a comprehensive look at the quarterback position, including Russell Wilson. Friday Round-Up: Russell Wilson, Bobby Wagner featured in NFL’s ‘30 Best Players Over 30’ ListGoing into their ninth seasons, Wilson and Wagner are established veterans looking to lead the Seahawks to the postseason. Here’s where they rank among the NFL’s best, most-seasoned players. Some thoughts on Quinton Dunbar & Marcell Dareus « Seahawks Draft Blog Giants' DeAndre Baker charged with 4 counts of Collapse

1 DAY AGO - Fantasy Insider Scott Engel provides a comprehensive look at the quarterback position, including Russell Wilson. Collapse

1 DAY AGO - Amber Searls-USA TODAY Sports The Quinton Dunbar saga has taken yet another turn, however, it could be the final one of a wild offseason for the cornerback. Dunbar’s lawyer told the Miami Herald on Friday that Dunbar will not face prosecution in the armed robbery case brought against him, due to insufficient evidence. As a result, the Broward State Attorney’s Office has dropped all charges against Dunbar. Dunbar’s lawyer, Andrew Rier, had this to say, following news of the charges being dropped: “We’re absolutely delighted that the Broward State Attorney’s Office came to the same conclusion we did: that Quinton Dunbar should never have been arrested. We wish Mr. Dunbar the best of luck.” While Dunbar will not face prosecution in the case, Giants cornerback DeAndre Baker is another story. Charged with four counts of robbery with a firearm, Baker will face up to 10 years in jail. Though Dunbar’s legal matters have concluded, there is still the matter of a league investigation. Collapse

2 DAYS AGO - Photo by Don Juan Moore/Getty Images Last year, it appeared likely that the Seattle Seahawks would have a better offense than defense. With the addition of DK Metcalf and maturation of Chris Carson, Rashaad Penny, and Will Dissly, the offense was the safer bet than the aging and departing defense. It’s not a situation with which Seahawks fans are all that familiar. In fact, we asked the question last year- would we be ready to support a team that had completely flipped their script? Could we cheer for touchdown efficiency and suffer through a porous run defense? While I can’t say how the average fan handled 2019 (not well, I’ve heard), Seattle absolutely widened the gap between their offensive and defensive units. The Seahawks’ offense improved tremendously, while their defense remains a few steps below average. Widening the gap Per Football Outsiders in 2018, by DVOA, Seattle’s offense was 9th in the NFL at 8.8%. By contrast, the defense was 14th in the league, at -0.1%. Jump Collapse

2 DAYS AGO - Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images With the Seattle Seahawks sitting at 79 players on the 80 man training camp roster, many fans are expecting a move to add a veteran pass rusher. Thursday morning reports emerged that the team may in fact be close to reaching a deal with one of two different veteran pass rushers who has spent most of their career in the NFC North, according to Mile Silver of NFL Network. While the Seahawks appear to have moved on from Jadeveon Clowney, who wants more than they're willing to pay, the team has interest in two veteran free agent pass rushers: LB Clay Matthews and DE Everson Griffen. A deal could happen soon.— Michael Silver (@MikeSilver) August 6, 2020 So, while neither Clay Matthews nor Everson Griffen is Jadeveon Clowney, both have experience in the NFL and have proven their ability to get to the quarterback. Seahawks fans in particular, of course, will not be happy about the prospect of Clay Matthews in a Seattle uniform, but his familiarity Collapse

3 DAYS AGO - The Seahawks claimed former 49ers defensive back D.J. Reed a day after he was waived by San Francisco with a non-football injury designation. Collapse

3 DAYS AGO - The former teammates won a Super Bowl together, but they now join forces to discuss things that are bigger than football. Collapse