The Chargers are opposed to trading wide receiver Vincent Jackson, but should they decide to the Redskins and Seahawks are interested. Jackson has yet to sign his one-year restricted free-agent tender and reportedly doesn't intend to do so any time soon, threatening a holdout that could last well into the regular season.

After Terrell Owens agreed to terms with the Bengals on Tuesday, the name's of his other suitors emerged. Aside from Cincinnati and St. Louis, the Jets, Raiders and Seahawks had interest in the free-agent wide receiver. The seriousness of each team's interest isn't known.

Pete Carroll shot down a rumor that Seattle is interested in Terrell Owens during an interview Monday with 710 AM in Seattle. "He's just not the right guy for us at this time," Carroll said. "I like him and all that, but we're going to continue to work with the guys we got and (go) in a different direction than that."

Seahawks safety Kevin Ellison has a court date of Oct. 5 after pleading not guilty to drug possession in Southern California. Ellison was released by the Chargers after he was pulled over for speeding by police in Redondo Beach May 24.

The NFL has suspended Seahawks linebacker Leroy Hill one game for violating the league's substance abuse policy. Hill will miss Seattle's season opener against San Francisco on Sept. 12. The suspension stems from Hill's arrested in January 2009 in Georgia for misdemeanor marijuana possession.

Scot McCloughan is no longer with the 49ers, but he has gotten his life back by reducing his workload. He is now working for the Seahawks. ?I understand now that the job can?t consume your life,?? the 39-year-old said last week. ?I?m still young, and I still love football. But it was consuming my life, and it?s just not as important as your health or taking care of your family.?? He acknowledges now, ?I got spread so thin, I could never catch up.?? ?I got almost numb,?? he added. ?And I had no one to blame but myself. I was losing my family, and I sat back and had to think about that. As we know in this business, jobs come and go. Family doesn?t. Those three kids, you?ve got a chance to impact their lives, and I wanted to be a part of that.??

Seahawks running back Quinton Ganther has been released from Sacramento County Jail following a Saturday morning arrest for suspicion of driving under the influence. Ganther has a court appearance scheduled for Wednesday, according to The Seattle Times.