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Good news for Shaun Alexander owners. Strong injured his knee before Seattle’s bye.

The Seahawks fullback will play in week five.

QB Matt Hasselbeck often had to look for Strong out of necessity, as he was scrambling for his life much of the time. Don’t expect Strong to remain this involved in the passing game.

He didn’t return. They’ll update his condition on Monday.

He didn’t return. The Seahawks would love to rest players next week if St. Louis loses tomorrow.

The injury wasn’t as serious as first believed. Since St. Louis won, the Seahawks must do what they can to win Sunday to win the division.

There’s been some talk that Strong could be cut in favor of Leonard Weaver after a sub-par 2006 campaign. This will probably be Strong’s last season.

The declining Strong was slowly being weened out of Seattle’s offense anyways. A Pro Bowler in 2006, Strong’s career could be over after this.

Strong’s career ended five games into his 14th season due to a herniated disk in his vertebrae. He finished with the second most games played in Seahawks’ team history, behind only DL Joe Nash. Strong’s best year as a lead blocker came in Shaun Alexander’s record-setting 2005 year. But after his recently declining play, this isn’t a huge loss to the 2007 Seahawks.

The declining Strong, who has been playing behind Leonard Weaver of late, was called questionable to return by the team.