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Thursday, May 1st, 2008
Posted by Frank Hughes @ 04:57:58 pm
For those who want all things Seahawk, here are some inner workings of the organization. Here is the release: The Seattle Seahawks have promoted Dave Pearson to Vice President/Communications & Broadcasting, the team announced today. Pearson enters his 11th season with the club, spending the first six years as the Director of Public Relations before assuming the role of Director of Communications & Broadcasting in 2004. In 2007, Pearson and his staff were awarded the Pete Rozelle Award, given to the top media relations staff in the NFL, voted on by the Professional Football Writers of America. He is responsible for shaping the team’s public image and serves as the liaison between the local and national media and the Seahawks’ front office, coaches and players. He also oversees all team publications, website content and the Seahawks broadcasting department. Pearson started his career as an intern with the Seahawks in 1989 before being hired by the Houston Oilers the following season. He worked in Houston for two seasons before heading west to become the Assistant Director of Public Relations for the Los Angeles Rams in 1992. He returned to Houston before the 1994 season as the Director of Public Relations before moving back to Seattle in 1998. A native of Tacoma, he graduated from Pacific Lutheran University with a media relations and interpersonal communications degree. He and his wife, Beth, have two children; Allie and Chase.
Categories: Front office
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Posted by Frank Hughes @ 12:35:24 pm
3 Reggie Hodges
Categories: Seahawks Roster
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Posted by Frank Hughes @ 10:16:47 am
The beat writers met this morning with new running back Julius Jones, who certainly seemed like a nice guy. He said he visited Tennessee, then Detroit then Seattle in free agency, and by the end he just wanted the courting to stop. He said he was kind of inclined to sign with Seattle from the very beginning for a number of reasons: First, they win, and he wanted to continue to win. Second, he had some of his biggest games in Seattle, including 198 yards and three touchdowns in his rookie season in 2004, which he said played a role in his decision because he plays well at Qwest.
Categories: Answers to your questions
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Posted by Frank Hughes @ 08:59:14 am
Here is the link to a pretty cool story about Owen Schmitt's hometown high school in Wisconsin holding a pep rally in his honor before he leaves for mini-camp. One glitch: Schmitt never actually played football at that high school. He played in Fairfax, Virginia. Oh well, it's a good reason for joy in these tough economic times.
Categories: Off the field
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Seahawks Insider
Frank Hughes took over the Seahawks beat and Seahawks Insider blog in July. Hughes covered the Sonics for The News Tribune from 1997-2007. Frank also contributes to ESPN.com, KJR-AM radio and Pro Sports Exchange. In 2005, Frank co-authored "Slick Watts's Tales from the Seattle SuperSonics." Frank lives in Seattle with his wife, two sons and yellow lab. News Tribune columnist Dave Boling and sports reporters Ryan Divish and Darrin Beene also contribute to the Seahawks Insider blog. Category
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