Seahawks’ running back Justin Forsett will be doing a live chat on ESPN.com at 1 p.m. Monday.
You can send in questions anytime before and during the chat.

Yahoo! Sports takes a crack at profiling the Seahawks’ fantasy football prospects in the latest entry of the Juggernaut Index, a series counting down NFL teams from most futile to most productive.
Seattle cracks the list at No. 27, topping the Rams, Raiders, Bills, Browns and Buccaneers.
Writer Andy Behrens starts the analysis off with the sobering fact that the Yahoo! analysts don’t think a single Seattle skill player should be starting in a 10-team league. Of course, with a new offense, things can change quickly.

New Seahawks coach Pete Carroll recently told the AP he does “feel responsible being connected,” with USC’s recent troubles.
Carroll spent the past nine seasons as USC’s head coach and the school recently received heavy sanctions from the NCAA for a number of recruiting violations.
Carroll also said he’s felt a responsibility to “get the message out there and defend somewhat.”

Fans interested in attending Seahawks training camp shouldregister as soon as possible. Registration opened this morning.

A glance at how Seahawks ranked in ESPN’s Fantasy Football Draft Kit:
Quarterbacks – Matt Hasselbeck (26th), Charlie Whitehurst (37th)
Running backs – Justin Forsett (35th), Leon Washington (42nd), Julius Jones (64th)
Wide receivers – T.J. Houshmandzadeh (29th), Golden Tate (52nd), Deon Butler (102nd), Deion Branch (124th), Mike Williams (148th)
Tight ends – John Carlson (15th)
Defense – 28th
Kicker – Olindo Mare (20th)

Chris Johnson, a.k.a. WeeHawk, sent me a link about the new WeeHawk theme song “WeeHawk Thunder.”
The Seahawks’ Blue Thunder drumline is featured on the song, and it was recorded at the famous London Bridge Studio in Seattle.
The video is definite watch (and song a definite listen) if you’re a Seahawks fan.
Johnson was one of the Seahawks superfans profiled in last year’s Seahawks special section.

Johnson also tweaked WeeHawk’s credo:

It seems crazy with the strength of the 12th Man now, but Field Gulls has an interesting reminder of how close the Seahawks were to leaving Seattle back in the 90’s. It’s a good read.
Referendum Bill 48, which allowed financed a new stadium passed 51.1 percent to 48.9 percent.

The New York Times’ The Fifth Down Blog previewed the Seahawks Friday.
Author Andy Benoit singled out Seattle’s refusal to fully rebuild and hiring of Pete Carroll as reasons the team could struggle in 2010.
Here’s Benoit’s bottom line: “The Seahawks have made a few strides to correct their myriad weaknesses, but there’s still plenty to do. An improved run game would make the offense serviceable, but it’ll take more than that to overcome the feeble pass defense.”
He predicts the Seahawks will finish third in the NFC West.

The Seahawks announced the signings of three draft picks, Walter Thurmond, E.J. Wilson and Kam Chancellor, Friday.
Thurmond, a cornerback, was selected in the fourth round with the 111th pick. Wilson is a defensive end taken in the fourth round at pick 127. Seattle selected Chancellor, a safety, in the fifth round (133rd).
The Seahawks have now signed six of its nine draft picks. The team released receivers Victor James and Reggie Williams to make space on the roster.

The Seattle Seahawks have waived quarterback Mike Teel, the team announced this morning.

Teel was Seattle’s sixth-round draft pick (178^th overall) in the 2009 NFL Draft. He served as the inactive third quarterback for 14 games last season and did not play in two games as a backup.