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The Seahawks have submitted preliminary paperwork to host a future Super Bowl.

According to NFL sources familiar with the pursuit, the Seahawks recently have taken the initial steps to declare their interest. The NFL Super Bowl Advisory Committee vets inquiries to see which cities meet minimum standards before soliciting formal proposals.

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Bad as it was to lose to the Seattle Seahawks 36-25 at home Oct. 9 -- "probably the most miserable feeling we’ve had around here in a long time,” coach Tom Coughlin said afterward  -- the New York Giants had more wretchedness to come.

There was a four-game losing streak. They lost five of six to fall to 7-7 ahead of a Christmas Eve game against the rival Jets, who where 8-6 and also in the playoff hunt. Facebook had a Fire Tom Coughlin/Hire Bill Cowher page, and blogs and mainstream media were grousing for the white-haired head of the oldest coach in the NFL.

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Seventeen years elapsed between the time the Seahawks produced their first Pro Football Hall of Famer, Steve Largent in 1995, and their second, Cortez Kennedy Saturday. Not nearly as many calendar pages will flip before the Seahawks have their third Canton nominee, and possibly their fourth.

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It took Cortez Kennedy four agonizing attempts, but he has finally made the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Kennedy, who failed to receive sufficient support in three previous appearances (2009-11) on the final ballot, will enter the Hall in Canton, OH., in August as part of the Class of 2012. He was elected Saturday.

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The Super Bowl in Indianapolis: Revenge of the Agri-Nerds.

Into the grills of everyone who ever mocked Naptown, its hosting of America's most corporate extravaganza is the ultimate tomahawk dunk. Wish I were there to see the party features: Tractor ice sculpture, Rules Violations Exhibit at NCAA headquarters and A.J. Foyt's Salute to the Left Turn Booth at the NFL Experience.

I bet they'll pull off a worthy week. Hoosier Daddy, indeed.

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Three more Seahawks, RB Marshawn Lynch, CB Brandon Browner and safety Kam Chancellor, have been added to the NFC Pro Bowl roster. All three replace injured or ill members of the San Francisco 49ers. Lynch replaces Frank Gore (ill), Browner replaces Carlos Rogers (injured) and Chancellor replaces Dashon Goldson (injured).

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Seahawks fullback Michael Robinson was added to the NFC Pro Bowl roster Thursday as an injury replacement for Green Bay's John Kuhn, who is unable to participate due to an injury in the Packers' playoff loss to the New York Giants last weekend. It is Robinson's first Pro Bowl appearance.

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The Dallas Cowboys have yet to make it official, but it would appear that quarterback Jon Kitna is going to retire at age 39. If the source who leaked this intelligence to the Dallas Morning News is correct, one of the more unlikely NFL careers in local sports history has ended the same way it began, utterly without fanfare.

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