RENTON, Wash. -- Seattle Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett and left tackle Bradley Sowell got into a heated dust-up Sunday that resulted in both players getting pulled from practice.Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said the fight was the result of Sowell shoving defensive end Josh Shirley to the ground earlier in a one-on-one drill. When Bennett got a turn to face Sowell, the two players mixed it up and ended up on the ground before they were separated.Hes just fighting for his own a little bit, Carroll said of Bennett. One of the young guys got knocked around, and he was standing up for him. Hes got a lot of pride. Hes an incredible competitor, but hes got to make sure he stays poised so he doesnt get himself in trouble. So we had a gd illustration of that today.After the two players were initially separated, and it appeared the situation had calmed down, Bennett charged Sowell a second time. When teammates broke them up, Bennett tossed his helmet.At one point, Doug Baldwin tried to approach Bennett and calm him down, but Bennett then went after the wide receiver.Bennett and Sowell spent the remainder of practice on the sidelines. Afterward, they walked off the field together and appeared to be on gd terms.Bennett got kicked out of a practice earlier in training camp. He said at the time that he understd the message Carroll was sending to the team.Theres a lot riding on this season for our whole ftball team, Carroll said. And we have to deal with that. We have really high expectations, and that can heighten the passion and intensity and all of that. Thats kind of something were kind of used to out here.I think everything about everything is more intense than its been. It just seems like the focus has been there to get prepared for this season, and I cant say that we dont like it. We just have to manage it well and perform well. So far we need to do better in games. Were getting t many penalties, and we need to make sure that were doing right. I dont know if thats part of that or not, but were working on it to make sure that it isnt.Were very connected, Carroll said. Theres a respect that is here about competing and battling and that youre working to take it as far as you can and still respect the people across from you. And sometimes that line gets crossed a little bit. Its a very competitive world were in and a very competitive game we play. And these guys care with all their heart. So we have to learn how to deal with that and how to manage that well.Offensive line coach Tom Cable said the intensity can be a positive as long as it doesnt go t far.Theres parts of it that are gd, but ultimately you dont want either one of them fighting or doing that, Cable said. And theyve got to learn how to manage that because that stuffs going to happen in the game. 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