chone alexander. had his day here,the Bear (BRYANT)_ would not be more Happier !!!not that i think u in the Nor-West would understand.he came from 'BAMA' & gave You something to be-hold,when was the last time A U-W,that give us that!!!

He was good running back for awhile. He excelled on some very good teams. But sheesh people. Get over it. He may go play for another team, at a greatly reduced rate, but there is noway he's going to last 3 more years in this league. Be thankful the Hawks didn't keep him around so long all his faithful fans started booing him, ala Richie Sexson/Bobby Ayala/David Thompson..... Sheesh, we really are some fickle fans for never being winners.

A running back is only as good as the blockers leading the way. Joe Montana would not be a well known guy if Jerry Rice was not a good receiver. Alexander may have been less than steller at times, but he may have been the scapegoat at times too. The utlimate revenge for him would be to be sent to the pro bowl with his team next year.

Shaun was and is a great athelete, a wonderful husband, father, and son, and above
all a great Christian that will always be a plus where-ever he is. He will be
missed by many friends.

Good Luck Shaun if everything goes well you'll be on "Dancing With The Stars" in a couple of years.

But the next person into the ring of honor is Mack Strong!

Shaun,
Thanks so much for the many great years. The fun and excitement you provided all Seahawk fans is immesureable. You are an incredible back and the FIVE consectutive years of 1000 yard plus seasons are a testament to your skills. You are the reason we went to the Super Bowl in 2005. I really think you will show that releasing you was a mistake. You will fully recover from your injuries and make a strong impact with another team. Best of luck to a classy guy, great player and a good Christian. PS 37:4.

and have A IQ of a 2 year old.

It's funny how fans can forget so quick!! He was arguably the best Seahawk to ever step foot on the field, if you don't think so tell me the last MVP the Hawks had? He fell off the shelf for whatever reason...old age, shabby O-line or a combination of both. Not only was Shaun one of the best Hawks ever he was one of the best community guys on the team. A real asset to any community he ends up in.

I wish you luck Shaun, unfortunately you will always run into the synical, ignorant fan like Withchiwoman!!

subject says it all.

I wish Shaun well. He helped us get to our only Super Bowl, and for that I will always be grateful. I wish him and his family nothing but the best, and I hope he lands on his feet somewhere. Just not the NFC! Thanks, Shaun, and good luck.

was a highly overpaid flash in the pan. His first season was his only season. After that, every time he was on the field it seemed like the Hawks lost (even when he was sitting on the bench,) and he was never able to gain yardage like he did that first year. It was only when he was in no danger of playing that the team was able to play cohesively. And then they played great.
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Alexander is a good reason for capping players' salaries. If you overpay them at the start, they lose incentive. And that's my honest opinion.
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But he is a very nice person.

SA did all the right things, said all the right things, and was perhaps the most public face of the organization. He gained a million yards, scored a thousand TD's, earned league MVP en route to the only Super bowl we've been to and most SeaHawk fans are glad to see him go. Too weird.

I think he tried so hard to extend his career by not getting injured, that he cut it short by not running hard enough. It's just MHO, but he will never be nominated for the ring of honer, let alone be elected.

Best of luck Shaun, try not to trip over the yardage marker in the next city.

Oh BTW: Cory Dillen didn't like Cinncinati, and I don't expect SA will either. He should have put more effort into this gig.

You have brought a great deal of class to the hawks and the Seattle area. You certainly deserve your place in the Ring Of Honnor. Upon induction to the football hall of fame your #37 should be retired. You will always be a Seahawk.

Wow I am dissapointed to hear the news, although I kinda expected this. But That said Shaun was undoubtedly a class act. I will miss him!! He is definetley the ultimate role model for players in the league and for the men and boys of the Seattle area. I will miss him! Godd luck to you Shaun as you follow gods path for your future. There was never anyone finer, You Are the MVP, Baby!!!!

A class act! Hope he gets a chance in Cinncinati where he would bring a "classy " presence to an organization in need of it. AND I hope that the Seahawks sign him again on the day before he retires!

You were a class act when you got here, and your statement proves you are still a class act. I look forward to your Ring Of Honor induction! Best wishes any day you are not playing the Seahawks.