"We don't have to take a quarterback, because this (Flynn's signing) does take the pressure off having to take a quarterback. But we're always looking at that position."Flynn, who agreed on a contract with the Seahawks Sunday afternoon, was courted by the Miami Dolphins, now coached by Joe Philbin, a former quarterbacks coach in Green Bay. Flynn said he opted to accept Seattle's offer following his visit to Seattle last week and after a lot of "soul searching.""I really enjoyed my visit to Seattle, the whole organization," Flynn said.Some of the existing NFL teams are struggling financially at least on their books. San Diego, and Jacksonville are struggling attendance wise. The economy is down.

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