Seattle Seahawks: Trying to Sift Through Their Muddled Quarterback Situation

March 4, 2011   ·   Andrew Eide   ·   Jump to comments

Despite the collective bargaining agreement between the NFL Players Union and the league being extended, teams ability to re-sign players ended at midnight eastern time Thursday. 
When that happened the Seattle Seahawks were left with one quarterback, Charlie Whitehurst, under contract. 
They had been trying to reach a new deal with Matt Hasselbeck before Thursday’s CBA deadline, but were unable to.  With reports that the two sides are far apart and with the release of Nate Davis a day earlier, the Seahawks quarterback situation is muddy at best. 
So what does this all mean? 
Do they want Hasselbeck back? Are they comfortable going into the season with Whitehurst as the No. 1 quarterback.
Are they going to make a trade? Are they going to draft a quarterback? 
Even without both sides coming to an agreement, it still seems like the safe money is betting on Hasselbeck eventually being re-signed.  Both parties are at le...

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