4/19: Which QB is the ideal fit for the Seahawks?

–Wes Bunting of National Football Post believes the Redskins would give Jake Locker the best chance for success in the NFL. Bunting: “What other offense in the NFL would allow Locker to play more so to his strength than the Redskins? Head coach Mike Shanahan loves to work off the boot action game, get his quarterback outside the pocket and allow him to throw on the move. The boot action would also simplify the game for a rookie quarterback with a high/low read — something Locker will need early — and give him a run/pass threat outside the pocket.”

Bunting says the Seahawks are the ideal fit for Andy Dalton. Bunting: “I can see him consistently moving the chains in Seattle sticking the ball into small windows underneath, creating second lives with his legs while consistently keeping his eyes down the field and looking for that big play.”

–Mike Sando of ESPN.com looks at the cornerbacks drafted by NFC West teams in the last decade.

–Jerry Brewer of The Seattle Times writes that “Fun-loving Seahawks GM John Schneider will make most of awkward NFL draft.”

–Geoff Baker of The Seattle Times writes that while the Mariners won’t trade Felix Hernandez this year, doing so next year makes sense.

–Kirby Arnold of The Everett Herald lists some of the positives of the Mariners’ poor start to the season.

–The Mariners rank dead last in ESPN’s latest MLB power rankings.