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'''Matt Hasselbeck''' (born September 25, 1975) is a [[National Football League]] quarterback for the [[Seattle Seahawks]]. His father, Don Hasselbeck, was a tight end for the [[New England Patriots]] in the 80's and his brother, Tim Hasselbeck, is currently a backup quarterback for the [[New York Giants]]<ref>[http://www.nfl.com/players/timhasselbeck/profile?id=HAS545049 NFL.com, Player Profiles, "Tim Hasselback"]</ref>.
'''Matt Hasselbeck''' (born September 25, 1975) is a [[National Football League]] quarterback for the [[Seattle Seahawks]]. His father, Don Hasselbeck, was a tight end for the [[New England Patriots]] in the 80's and his brother, Tim Hasselbeck, is currently a backup quarterback for the [[New York Giants]]<ref>[http://www.nfl.com/players/timhasselbeck/profile?id=HAS545049 NFL.com, Player Profiles, "Tim Hasselback"]</ref>.
Hasselback began his NFL career in 1998 when he was a member of the [[Green Bay Packers]] practice squad. The next year, he rose to the position of being the Packers second string quarterback behind [[Brett Farve]]. He was the Packers backup quarterback until the completion of the 2000 season when he was traded to the [[Seattle Seahawks]]<ref>[http://www.seahawks.com/Team/SignificantDates.aspx Seattle Seahawks.com, Team, "Significant Dates"]</ref>. Since 2001, mostly as the starting quarterback for the Seahawks, Hasselbeck has played in 97 total games with 90 starts, passed for 18,367 yards and 114 [[Touchdown (football)|touchdowns]]. In the 2005-2006 season, he led the Seahawks to the [[Super Bowl]] where they lost to the [[Pittsburgh Steelers]].
Hasselback began his NFL career in 1998 when he was a member of the [[Green Bay Packers]] practice squad. The next year, he rose to the position of being the Packers second string quarterback behind [[Brett Favre]]. He was the Packers backup quarterback until the completion of the 2000 season when he was traded to the [[Seattle Seahawks]]<ref>[http://www.seahawks.com/Team/SignificantDates.aspx Seattle Seahawks.com, Team, "Significant Dates"]</ref>. Since 2001, mostly as the starting quarterback for the Seahawks, Hasselbeck has played in 97 total games with 90 starts, passed for 18,367 yards and 114 [[Touchdown (football)|touchdowns]]. In the 2005-2006 season, he led the Seahawks to the [[Super Bowl]] where they lost to the [[Pittsburgh Steelers]].
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