Are the Seahawks becoming a passing team? Not as long as Marshawn Lynch walks the Earth. Fantasy Roster Reset touches down in the NFC West.

The Cowboys' defense could be dealt another rough hand with injuries this season. Demarcus Lawrence has broken his foot, Ian Rapoport reports. How much does this hurt Dallas?

Division rivals Richard Sherman and Patrick Peterson have traded barbs over the years as two of the game's best corners. Now, the Cardinals star can yap about owning the bigger contract.

Anthony McCoy has suffered another devastating blow. The Seahawks tight end tore his left Achilles tendon. The USC product tore his right one a year ago. McCoy was expected to add some tight end depth in Seattle.

NFL.com's Ian Rapoport reported that Seattle Seahawks tight end Anthony McCoy is expected to miss at least six to nine months after undergoing surgery to repair a partially torn Achilles tendon.

Kellen Winslow's time with the Seattle Seahawks was short. He arrived in May and was gone by September. Although not the player he was before, expect him to land on a roster in 2012.

Though it's not believed to be "severe," Zach Miller's concussion is a cause for concern for the Seattle Seahawks. The tight end was poised to become more involved in the passing game this season.

Pete Carroll likes to use the phrase "always compete" whenever possible. By acquiring tight end Kellen Winslow, the Seattle Seahawks coach is staying true to his mantra.

Kellen Winslow has found his landing spot. After he revealed earlier Monday that he would not be returning to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the tight end was sent to the Seattle Seahawks in a trade.

Seahawks rookie general manager John Schneider, 38, was the architect behind a magnificent draft and, along with Pete Carroll, figures to restore Seattle to prominence rather quickly.

While the draft format change was a hit, some teams took better advantage of the new process than others. Meanwhile, the lack of a salary cap facilitated a plethora of trades.