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1. Josh Portis released by Seattle Seahawks after arrest
   Josh Portis' time in Seattle has come to an end. The reserve quarterback reportedly was waived Tuesday by the Seattle Seahawks following his arrest this month for suspicion of DUI.
2. Pete Carroll: Russell Wilson 'million miles ahead' now
   Russell Wilson grew up quickly last season, but Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll says his young quarterback already has shown signs of vast improvement in Year 2.
3. Marshawn Lynch not present at Seattle Seahawks OTAs
   Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch didn't show up at organized team activities despite being healthy. As Seahawks coach Pete Carroll notes, the workouts are "voluntary."
4. Seattle Seahawks could be fined by NFL for players' PED use
   Bruce Irvin became the sixth Seattle Seahawk since 2011 to be punished for performance-enhancing drug use. Could the NFL also punish the team for its players' infractions?
5. Seattle Seahawks QB Josh Portis arrested on suspicion of DUI
   Seahawks backup QB Josh Portis was pulled over on May 5 for speeding when a Washington State Patrol officer reported noticing "a strong odor of intoxicants coming from the vehicle."
6. Christine Michael, Seattle Seahawks strike contract
   The Seattle Seahawks have signed second-round pick Christine Michael to a four-year contract. The rookie running back is expected to challenge for snaps behind Marshawn Lynch.
7. Seahawks GM: Bruce Irvin's suspension 'disappointing'
   After Seattle Seahawks defensive end Bruce Irvin was suspended for a performance-enhancing drug violation, the team's general manager said Monday that what happened would be addressed.
8. Pete Carroll panned for Seahawks players' suspensions
   The Seattle Seahawks have a problem with their players failing tests for performance-enhancing substances. So why isn't coach Pete Carroll taking any criticism?
9. Bruce Irvin suspended four games for PED violation
   Bruce Irvin has been suspended without pay for the first four games of the 2013 season, the Seattle Seahawks said Friday, after the linebacker violated the NFL's performance-enhancing substances policy.
10. Richard Sherman hires 'Fail Mary' ref for softball game
    Richard Sherman made a playful choice for the umpire in his celebrity softball game, choosing the replacement ref who infamously made the faulty TD call in the "Fail Mary" game.