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Leave it to Pro Bowl quarterback Matt Hasselbeck to use a little physical comedy to get his winless Seahawks going—against a team that is a sad punch line right now.

Julius Jones ran for 140 yards on 22 carries and a touchdown when Hasselbeck threw a madcap block, and T.J. Duckett had his first two-touchdown rushing day in four years as Seattle sidestepped six injuries at wide receiver and rolled over the malfunctioning St. Louis Rams 37-13 on Sunday.

The Seahawks (1-2) cruised into its bye week with the promise of a return to health. Despite a calamitous September, the Seahawks are just one game out of the lead in the NFC West they have won four years in a row.

And they couldn’t stop laughing at Hasselbeck’s roller-derby move in the open field.

“When he thinks it’s a great block, it’s kind of a car crash,” coach Mike Holmgren said...more

Scoring Summary			STL - SEA
1st Quarter
11:19	SEA	FG	Olindo Mare kicked a 28-yard field goal	0 - 3

6:44	SEA	TD	Matt Hasselbeck passed to Michael Bumpus down the middle for 10 yard gain (Olindo Mare made PAT)	0 - 10

1:16	SEA	TD	Julius Jones rushed up the middle for 29 yard gain (Olindo Mare made PAT)	0 - 17

2nd Quarter
13:26	STL	FG	Josh Brown kicked a 43-yard field goal	3 - 17

8:39	SEA	TD	T.J. Duckett rushed to the left for 4 yard gain (Olindo Mare made PAT)	3 - 24

2:52	STL	FG	Josh Brown kicked a 29-yard field goal	6 - 24

0:03	SEA	FG	Olindo Mare kicked a 38-yard field goal	6 - 27

3rd Quarter
9:07	STL	TD	Marc Bulger passed to Dane Looker to the left for 21 yard gain (Josh Brown made PAT)	13 - 27

4th Quarter
8:39	SEA	TD	T.J. Duckett rushed to the right for 1 yard gain (Olindo Mare made PAT)	13 - 34

4:46	SEA	FG	Olindo Mare kicked a 38-yard field goal	13 - 37

Team Statistics
	STL	SEA
First Downs	13	24
Passing	8	9
Rushing	4	13
Penalty	1	2
Third Down Efficiency	3-10	6-12
Fourth Down Efficiency	1-2	1-2
TOTAL NET YARDS	240	407
Total Plays	56	67
Average Gain Per Play	4.3	6.1
NET YARDS RUSHING	65	245
Rushes	24	46
Average Per Rush	2.7	5.3
NET YARDS PASSING	175	162
Completions-Attempts	18-31	12-20
Yards Per Pass Play	5.5	7.7
Times Sacked	1	1
Yards Lost to Sacks	9	10
Had Intercepted	1	0
PUNTS	4	3
Average Punt	54.5	42.0
PENALTIES	7	5
Penalty Yards	51	55
FUMBLES	2	1
Fumbles Lost	1	1
TIME OF POSSESSION	25:02	34:58

A rash of injuries to their wide receivers has forced the Seattle Seahawks to bring back a talented player with a checkered past. They not only hope Koren Robinson has truly turned his life around this time, but that he can help them avoid their first 0-3 start in six years.

After apparently conquering his personal demons once again, Robinson leads the injury-wracked Seahawks against the inept St. Louis Rams on Sunday in a matchup pitting the NFL's two worst defenses.

Seattle has already lost six receivers due to injury, including Nate Burleson, Ben Obomanu and Logan Payne for the season. Veterans Deion Branch and Bobby Engram have yet to play, and are not expected to return until after the bye week later this month. Backup quarterback Seneca Wallace - pressed into service as a receiver - will miss the next month after injuring his calf last week during pre-game warmups.

To shore up the position, Seattle acquired Keary Colbert from Denver for a reported fifth-round draft pick on Tuesday. The Seahawks then agreed to a one-year contract with Robinson, who immediately becomes quarterback Matt Hasselbeck's top target again...more

Seahawks roll over Rams, 37-13