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I didn't think much of this move at first, but after TO busted out a 4.45 40 yard dash today I had to take notice. He still needs to make the team, but it adds nice insurance for Sidney Rice and stiff competition for Golden Tate and Ricardo Lockette for the #2 spot.

It's pretty low risk for the hawks, if he becomes a problem they will cut him and not think twice about it.

For a "player's coach", Pete Carroll has not been shy about laying the banhammer down.
I don't know exactly how the salary cap is calculated, but that million bucks they're scheduled to give TO would be much better spent on someone who isn't 38 years old. Receivers age like whole milk.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/trainingcamp1...attle-seahawks

"Expecting production from Owens might be a long shot based on recent history. According to ESPN Stats and Information, of the 187 NFL players with at least 20 catches last season, Donald Driver was the only one older than 35. Hines Ward and Tony Gonzalez each had more than 20 catches, but were just 35 last season."
What receiver can they find for a million bucks who can potentially give them the return Owens can?

Owens isn't your typical 38 year old. The guy still looks like a greek god and he just ran a 4.45.