The Seahawks traded cornerback Josh Wilson to the Baltimore Ravens for a conditional fifth-round pick.
Wilson, a former second-round pick, has six interceptions in his three seasons. He’s returned three of them for touchdowns.
Here and here are some thoughts on the trade by John Morgan of Field Gulls (Hint: He doesn’t like it. Also, the second link has some adult language).

Field Gulls lays out some winners and losers from the Seahawks 24-13 preseason loss to the Vikings.
Among the big winners is Chris Clemons at defensive end. If Clemons can step up, he would fill the team’s biggest hole: rushing the passer.
The losers include Will Herring, Jordan Babineaux and Cameron Morrah, who are all losing ground at their position.

It’s time for the Seahawks to send some players packing. The team must trim the roster from 80 to 75 by Tuesday and to the final 53 by Saturday.
Seattlepi.com’s Greg Johns takes his stab at a roster projection.
Some interesting names on his bubble are Owen Schmitt (running back), Ben Obomanu (wide receiver), Cameron Morrah (tight end), Craig Terrill (defensive line) and Jordan Babineaux (safety).

The Seahawks released running back Adrian Peterson and linebacker Alvin Bowen Tuesday.
The team also signed kicker Clint Stitser.
Peterson and Bowen were both with the team less than two weeks. Stitser was out of football in 2008 and 2009.

The Seahawks beat the Titans 20-18 in the first preseason game of the 2010 season.
Field Gulls has postgame winners and losers.
Check out the rest of the Field Gulls site for some more detailed analysis of the game, including what exactly to make of Charlie Whitehurst’s line (14-22, 214 yards, two TD’s, one INT).

Field Gulls provides some clarification and a preview on the Seahawks’ defensive line, specifically the Leo package.
The team will be looking at Chris Clemons at that position, and John Morgan seems less than confident.

The Seahawks released tight end Jameson Konz and claimed guard Gregg Peat off waivers.
Seattle picked Konz in the seventh round (245th overall) in this year’s NFL Draft.

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.”