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The Seahawks’ last hurrah?

Posted by mrturophile on July 31, 2015
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As one of the younger teams in the NFL — atop the heap in terms of recent success — the Seattle Seahawks are thought to be one of the few teams that can rightfully claim to be a dynasty-in-the-making. Perhaps.

And perhaps not. Read my latest article, published in Oregon Sports News, Bleacher Report, the Seattle PI and Yardbarker. See my work quoted in 60MaxPower0.

The Seattle Seahawks' last hurrah? Julian Rogers

Julian Rogers is a freelance writer, communications consultant and owner of Juju Eye Communications. Follow him on Twitter (@thejujueye), or connect with him on LinkedIn and Google+.

Star health = NFL wealth — Seahawks enjoy advantage where it counts most

Posted by mrturophile on July 17, 2015
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Recent studies show the Philadelphia Eagles were the NFL’s healthiest team over the past two seasons. But that’s not what matters most in terms of health. It’s the health of your star players that matter most, and the Seattle Seahawks have had a great run in this area.

Read my latest article, published in the Seattle PI, Comcast Sports Net Northwest, Oregon Sports News and Your #Health today.

Star health = NFL wealth — Seahawks enjoy advantage where it counts most

Julian Rogers is a freelance writer, communications consultant and owner of Juju Eye Communications. Follow him on Twitter (@thejujueye), or connect with him on LinkedIn and Google+.

How the Seattle Seahawks will (or won’t) stay on top

Posted by mrturophile on May 28, 2015
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How the Seahawks will or won't stay on top — Russell WilsonWith quarterback Russell Wilson, running back Marshawn Lynch and tight end Jimmy Graham, the Seattle Seahawks believe they finally have the balanced offensive attack they need. Keeping this trinity in Seahawks uniforms is the key to maintaining a championship-caliber team.

Read my latest article, published in Oregon Sports News, the Seattle PI, Comcast Sports Net Northwest and Yardbarker.
Comcast Sports Net Northwest Julian Rogers article May 27, 2015

Julian Rogers is a freelance writer, communications consultant and owner of Juju Eye Communications. Follow him on Twitter (@thejujueye), or connect with him on LinkedIn and Google+.

Seattle PI sports front page, Julian Rogers article May 27, 2015

Seahawks draftland: Where the first round doesn’t matter

Posted by mrturophile on April 29, 2015
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Former Seattle Seahawk Aaron Curry from Juju Eye Communications' article:

Can you have a good team without hitting on first- and second-round draft picks? The Seattle Seahawks think so. Read my latest article, published in Oregon Sports News, the Seattle PI, Bleacher Report, Comcast SportsNet Northwest and Yardbarker.

Seattle Seahawks draftland: Where the first round doesn’t matter Yardbarker_042815_Seahawks-draft-julian-rogers

Julian Rogers is a freelance writer, communications consultant and owner of Juju Eye Communications. Follow him on Twitter (@thejujueye), or connect with him on LinkedIn and Google+.

Are the Seahawks running away from the future at running back?

Posted by mrturophile on April 17, 2015
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jujuic.com Christine Michael, Seattle Seahawks

The Seattle Seahawks will likely start the 2015 NFL season with the same running backs they finished with in 2014. Which is mainly the same crew they fielded in 2013. By 2016, there may be three entirely different runners toting the rock for the blue birds of the Northwest.

Read my latest article, published in Oregon Sports News, the Seattle PI, Comcast Sports Net Northwest and Yardbarker.

Julian Rogers is a freelance writer, communications consultant and owner of Juju Eye Communications. Follow him on Twitter (@thejujueye), or connect with him on LinkedIn and Google+.

jujuic.com Seattle PI Sports front page April 17, 2015

jujuic.com Comcast Sports front page April 17, 2015

Seattle Seahawks still searching for No. 3

Posted by mrturophile on November 13, 2014
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Seattle Seahawks still searching for No. 3

Even with the revolving door of defensive personnel never coming to a rest, the Seattle Seahawks still find themselves most in need on offense. The blue birds wait for another player to show up on the other side of the ball — someone, anyone, to be a third offensive threat other than superstars Russell Wilson and Marshawn Lynch.

Read my latest article about the Seahawks’ need for a more balanced offensive attack, published in the Seattle PI, Oregon Sports News and Yardbarker.

 

Julian Rogers is a freelance writer, communications consultant and owner of Juju Eye Communications. Follow him on Twitter (@mrturophile), or connect with him on LinkedIn and Google+.

 

Seattle PI Sports page Nov. 12, 2014

Bad money after good: 4 reasons why Marshawn Lynch won’t get 1000 yards in 2014

Posted by mrturophile on August 6, 2014
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marshawn lynch won't get 1000 yards in 2014

The Seattle Seahawks stunned NFL followers by agreeing to restructure running back Marshawn Lynch’s 2014 contract to the tune of a reported $1.5 million increase. The new figure reported in the media states that Lynch will now get $6.5 million for his services in 2014.

Whatever the amount is, it’s bad money spent by Seattle. Lynch is very unlikely to continue to produce at the level he previously has in Seattle. The Seahawks have clearly decided to reward Lynch for past production, not future performance.

Read my latest article, carried in Oregon Sports News, The Oregonian and the Seattle PI.

 

Julian Rogers is a freelance writer, communications consultant and owner of Juju Eye Communications. Follow him on Twitter (@mrturophile), or connect with him on LinkedIn and Google+.