A question for you, Seattle Seahawks fans. What does:

• Five interceptions,
  
• Nine pass deflections,
  
• Two forced fumbles,
  
• 105 solo and assisted tackles in 2014 …
  

… all add up to?

If you’re 24-year-old Earl Thomas, Seattle’s heat-seeking missile of a safety, those numbers add up to $40 million — as in dollars — as in new money on top of the $4.625 million Thomas is due to make in the 2014 season. All total, Thomas’ contract with the Seahawks now averages a league-leading $8.925 million-per-year, with $27.725 million guaranteed. 

Read about Earl Thomas' new contract and how it impacts The Seahawks' salary cap on Oregon Sports News. 

The Seattle Seahawks recently made a couple of intriguing moves, adding to their offseason roster depth. Welcome back, Sidney Rice and welcome to the team, former Oakland Raider Terrelle Pryor.

Read how the arrival of Rice and Pryor — the only "name" veterans Seattle has acquired (or re-acquired) in the offseason — will impact the roster as we head toward the 2014 NFL Draft.

The Seattle Seahawks’ rushing attack has been a beastly affair, of recent. How much longer can the Seahawks expect to remain a top-producing rushing offense as a mostly one-man operation?

Read about the state of the current and future Seattle Seahawks rushing attack on Oregon Sports News.