Seahawks team plane stops for ``precautionary'' check of Rhodes

KIRKLAND, Wash. - The Seattle Seahawks&#39; charter plane made an unscheduled stop late last night to get medical care for assistant coach Ray Rhodes.<br> <br> The team says the stop in Rapid City, South Dakota, was precautionary and was done on the advice of team physicians on board.<br> <br> Rhodes is a special defensive assistant for the Seahawks and flew back to Seattle on a commercial jet today.<br> <br> The exact nature of Rhodes&#39; situation was not immediately disclosed. The former Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles coach had a stroke in September of 2005.<br> <br> Rhodes turns 56 this month.

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