Monday, September 1, 2008 - Page updated at 05:00 PM
Hasselbeck returns, ready for Buffalo
Matt Hasselbeck has returned to Seahawks practice for the second time since injuring his back nearly a month ago.
AP Sports Writer
Matt Hasselbeck has returned to Seahawks practice for the second time since injuring his back nearly a month ago.
The Pro Bowl quarterback will start Sunday in Buffalo and he says he will likely be rusty. He's played just two series of a preseason game since last January's playoff loss at Green Bay.
Hasselbeck revealed his back was in pain and spasms for weeks following a practice incident days before the first preseason game Aug. 8 at Minnesota. He said Monday he isn't anxious over how he will feel getting hit Sunday for the first time in almost nine months. He says that's an all-too-familiar feeling.
Hasselbeck made his third Pro Bowl last season while setting Seattle records for completions (352), attempts (562) and yards passing (3,966).
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