The Seahawks bolstered their offensive line on Tuesday adding their seventh-round pick, offensive lineman Dough Nienhuis and free agent tackle Andy King. Nienhuis played at Oregon State after being recruited there by former Beavers and Seahawks coach Dennis Erickson. King, from Illinois State, spent 2002 and 2003 with the St. Louis Rams.

The Seattle Seahawks signed their fifth-round pick Jeb Huckeba to a contract thought to be three-years in length and around $1 million. Jeb Huckeba, a defensive end looking to add weight before his rookie season, became the first of the team's nine draft choices to sign a contract, the team announced.

The bad news is that Seahawks special teams standout Alex Bannister broke his collarbone again during a minicamp this week. The good news is that he should be ready for the Hawks season opener against the Jacksonville Jaguars in September. The 26-year-old Bannister, a backup receiver who became a Pro Bowl special teams player after the 2003 season, was hurt when he collided with a teammate during a special teams drill Wednesday.

After spending some of his off-season receiving drug/alchohol treatment, Seattle Seahawk wide receiver Koren Robinson was released Thursday after being sited for drunken and reckless driving. Robinson had 78 receptions for 1,240 yards in 2002, however his production has trailed since. Robinson served a 4-game suspension last year for substance abuse while was also being benched another game for skipping practice a day before an important game in Atlanta. Along with Robinson, the team also released veteran cornerback Bobby Taylor. Taylor signed as a free agent last season after starring with Philadelphia. Taylor was troubled by injuries for much of last year

Less than a week after checking out of drug and alcohol rehabilitation, Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Koren Robinson was cited from drunken and reckless driving in the affluent northwest city of Medina. "We are extremely disappointed and concerned with Koren's situation," the team said in a news release Wednesday. "We have established several programs, both league- and team-sponsored, to support and help him. We will continue to encourage him to use this support network and believe he should be held accountable for his actions." It is not known at this time whether or not the Seahawks will release Koren Robinson, however, it is clear tired of constantly giving Robinson ?another chance.? "I'm not stupid, man," Robinson said at the time. "I'm not going to be one of those people they talk about, 'Oh, he had the potential to be a great player but he let this, that and the third, so many distractions' -- that's not going to be me."