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We’re live right after our Seahawks’ preseason opener against the Cowboys, breaking down who stood out and who didn’t. Field Gulls managing editor Mookie Alexander joins us to help sort through a penalty-filled night, Drew Lock’s outing, and what Jalen Milroe’s sophomore debut looked like. We dig into the running back and offensive line battles, a defense that had some bright spots and some real depth concerns, and the buzz around Devon Witherspoon’s new contract. Plus a rundown of special teams, the receiver room, and a bunch of great questions straight from the flock in our live chat.

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Our Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks kick-off the pre-season this Saturday vs. the Dallas Cowboys and there are a LOT of major story lines we are focused on. The Terrion Arnold signing at the start of the show has us weighing the on-field talent against the off-field questions, Jadarian Price’s availability is up in the air, and there are position battles to keep an eye on. We break down what to expect from Jalen Milroe as he competes for the QB2 job, dig into the offensive line battle at right guard, and who should we be cheering on in the fullback competition. Plus, we’re forced to look at what Dallas brings to the table, including Caleb Downs and Sam Howell, and a rundown of our personal preseason “crushes” to watch for across the roster.

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The second episode of Hard Knocks focusing on our Super Bowl Champion Seattle Seahawks is out and we’re breaking it down in our live reaction. Sam Darnold’s arm talent was heavily featured and we point back to a consensus top five QB who recognized Sam’s game years ago. As our Seahawks install a new offense, Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s low-maintenance attitude about learning new terminology says a lot about one of the league’s top talents. Mike Macdonald has a coaching moment featured as part of the open and it’s a side of our head coach that we haven’t really seen. It puts Derick Hall in the spotlight of the episode early, which leads to more of his truck and some great fan interaction moments.

We also work through the Terrion Arnold signing debate, Leo Williams’ refreshingly zen approach to the game, and an injury to Robbie Ouzts that has us talking about the fullback depth chart. Plus around-the-league injury news and a look at what’s left on the preseason schedule as camp rolls on.

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Our Seahawks had their 2026 Fan Fest this weekend and some light injuries sprung up. We’re getting into a few major storylines that are dominating the 2026 pre-season for our Seahawks. The cornerback room everyone’s watching, projecting Byron Murphy’s year-three leap, and the level of contribution we’ll get from Cooper Kupp at this stage of his career. Plus we got an update on Nick Emmanwori’s injury timeline, Robbie Ouzts has some mystery ailment, the QB battle behind Sam Darnold could see a shakeup with some retirement news in Minnesota, and a fullback wildcard option worth keeping an eye on.

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Hard Knocks dropped its Seattle Seahawks premiere and we watched it live so we can all react to it together. We break down the ring ceremony (a little bit buzzed John Schneider is a top moment along with Sam Darnold dropping his ring), and we get to see what Mike Macdonald’s “secret sauce is connection” philosophy actually looks like on camera. Nick Emmanwori is already getting the standout-player treatment, so should we be concerned that he may not be ready in time for the start of the season? Plus training camp fights, the Devon Witherspoon contract “Soon-O-Meter,” a Sam Darnold reality check, and Cooper Kupp looking like a future coach.

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The 2026 Know Your Rival series closes out with the team everyone else in the NFL seems to be convinced is the best in football – the Los Angeles Rams. The offseason narrative around these two teams has centered more on the two-point conversion that Zach Charbonnet picked up and not the field goal miss by Jason Myers that could have made the 2025 series a 3-0 clean sweep in favor of the Seahawks.

What does the Myles Garrett trade actually add after trading away a young talent in Jared Verse trade? Does Aaron Donald coming out of retirement actually matter? Puka Nacua and Alaric Jackson both carry real question marks into the season with their off-field issues that could lead to suspensions. Matt Stafford has a well-documented boom-or-bust pattern, and Vegas has the Rams as NFC West favorites despite them losing the division last year.

In the second half of the show we’ve got 49ers training camp fallout, a full Madden 26 defensive rankings reaction, and a Sam Darnold contract question.

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Live from Sunday night, we’re wrapping up Week 1 of Seahawks training camp before tomorrow’s Rams Know Your Rival episode drops. Tory Horton played six games on a broken tibia last year, got a rod put in his leg in February, and is already back making plays. The defense picked up a new nickname (or slogan?) and rocking new ‘Manager of Violence’ apparel. Word of Byron Murphy’s camp performance has us thinking he’s about to become an even bigger problem for the league, and we’re not letting Madden’s 26th ranking of our Super Bowl champion defense go unchallenged. Plus: the Devon Witherspoon contract watch continues, Elijah Arroyo is flashing in the passing game, and we’ve got thoughts on why analysts don’t really understand the floor when it comes to the performance of the Seahawks new offensive coordinator.

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The Seattle Seahawks are back in training camp and, as a bonus, we don’t have any offseason drama to clean up before we get to the actual football. Cooper Kupp is making one-handed grabs that make you wonder what he has left to prove, Mike Macdonald is quoting Michael Jordan and the ’91 Bulls to a locker room that’s still mostly intact from a championship roster, and new offensive coordinator Brian Fleury is getting some high praise from his head coach. We discuss why Devon Witherspoon still not having an extension could be a concern, and we get into why it may be better to get Sam Darnold locked up long term now rather than waiting.

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Reports on Wednesday suggested that the Seattle Seahawks are gearing up to make Devon Witherspoon the highest paid cornerback in football. After watching Jaxon Smith-Njigba get paid at the top of the receiver market this offseason, this feels like another easy “yes” this offseason. We break down where the corner market actually sits right now and some of the reasons why Spoon is worth every penny of it. But there’s a wrinkle. Christian Gonzalez is also looking for a new deal. Who gets paid first? Who gets paid more? Finally, we dig into the NFL’s Top 100, and predict where Sam Darnold could fall as we close in on the top 50 players as voted on by the players.

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Reports on Wednesday suggested that the Seattle Seahawks are gearing up to make Devon Witherspoon the highest paid cornerback in football. After watching Jaxon Smith-Njigba get paid at the top of the receiver market this offseason, this feels like another easy “yes” this offseason. We break down where the corner market actually sits right now and some of the reasons why Spoon is worth every penny of it. But there’s a wrinkle. Christian Gonzalez is also looking for a new deal. Who gets paid first? Who gets paid more? Finally, we dig into the NFL’s Top 100, and predict where Sam Darnold could fall as we close in on the top 50 players as voted on by the players.

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The Know Your Rival series rolls on to the team most Seahawks fans admittedly care the least about beating – the Arizona Cardinals. Arizona finished 3-14 last year, lost 14 of their final 15 games, and ran a defense that gave up more than 6,000 yards. So what did the Bidwills actually do about it? They fired Jonathan Gannon (now coaching in Green Bay), handed the keys to first-time head coach Mike LaFleur, spent the #3 overall pick on Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love, and for some unknown reason decided to reach on a third-round quarterback nobody wanted.

It’s hard not to view their offseason as anything but a disaster. They’re carrying $73 million in dead money, low-balling Jacoby Brissett after he started 15 games for backup pay, and now their own director of college scouting is suspended for leaking insider information and betting on football games. Could all this disfunction ultimately lead the team to land Arch Manning with the first pick? We break down exactly how close to zero that chance really is.

In the second half of the show, we’ve got some real Seahawks news. Our team has officially been sold, and we go through everything we know about the new ownership group. Plus we get into the backup quarterback battle that is “making news,” Julian Love’s push for real grass at Lumen Field and what it would take to get there. Finally, we close a Do Better call outs for the Cardinals Ring of Honor embarrassment and recognize Grey Zabel for two separate points in a recent interview this past week.

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Know Your Rival season kicks off with the team the Seahawks have held without a touchdown in their last two matchups – the San Francisco 49ers. Seattle closed out the regular season with a 13-3 win at Levi’s Stadium, blew the doors off them in a 41-6 divisional round rout, and then celebrated a Super Bowl in the Niners’ own locker room. So what’s left of San Francisco after a season like that?

We break down a defense that finished dead last in the NFL in sacks and somehow worse in interceptions, a coaching staff that just lost its DC to the Titans (and lost their OC to us), and a receiver room that has almost completely turned over. Then there’s Brandon Aiyuk, whose contract standoff and new beef with Jayden Daniels might be the messiest subplot in the NFL. We also dig into the cap sheet. Brock Purdy’s deal won’t be ugly for a couple years, but Nick Bosa’s coming off his third ACL tear and it could be his last season if things don’t go well for him ahead of a potential out in his contract. While San Francisco is sitting on the league’s biggest amount of cap space, it seems as though there nothing obvious to spend it on apart from future obligations coming due.

In the second half of the show, we look at where ESPN’s roster power rankings actually put the Seahawks compared to the rest of the NFC contenders, announce our group tickets for the home opener banner-raising game, and hand out Do Better and Better at Life honors, including a former member of the Seahawks front office who just became the Vikings general manager.

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The arrows shift to the 2026 Seahawks offense as we grade each position group as trending up, down or sideways from what we watched last season. We start with fullback and debate how much impact the spot really has, but there is some optimism on Robbie Ouzts and whether he can shift to a Juszczyk-style role. Thanks to rare continuity, returning coaches and improving young starters, it’s difficult to see the offensive line going anywhere but up this year. Will confidence following a Super Bowl victory help or hurt Sam Darnold when it comes to turning over the football? Lost explosiveness of Ken Walker should have the running backs trending downward, but the Seahawks have added veteran depth and a 1st round pick. Can Jadarian Price match K9’s explosiveness? Tight ends and wideouts hinge on increased usage under the new offensive coordinator, AJ Barner’s ceiling, Elijah Arroyo’s potential, Rashid Shaheed’s chemistry, and whether Tory Horton can stay healthy.

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With Russell Wilson’s recent retirement announced, we want to celebrate his Seattle Seahawks legacy, from the “F” draft grade of his 2012 draft class to the defining moments that made Seattle a Super Bowl champion for the first time. We highlight seven iconic plays: rookie-year scrambles vs. the 49ers and Patriots, the 2017 double-pirouette strike to Doug Baldwin, pinpoint touchdowns to Tyler Lockett, the frigid 2015 playoff vs. Minnesota, and the overtime dagger to Jermaine Kearse in the 2014 NFC Championship. The Hall of Fame argument focuses on how he stacks up against other dual threat inductees: John Elway, Fran Tarkenton and Steve Young.

Wilson’s elite efficiency, comeback resume and status as the only NFL quarterback to achieve a 40,000/5,000 passing-rushing milestone put him in elite company amony other HOF quarterbacks. In the second half of the show we get into the off-field lore that also defined his career. We also take a look at how Wilson’s success changed the opportunities for shorter quarterbacks in the NFL.

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Before kicking off on the scheduled topic, we hit on a couple offseason headlines from press conferences and other interviews this week. From Anthony Bradford’s injury and A.J. Barner’s “surgeries” to a couple key takeaways from Sam Darnold about the new offense.

Who are the unsung offensive pieces that can matter most in repeating as champs? We discuss the impact one receiver could make and how it could be a game changer on offense based on what we saw last season. We also look at how production of the offense can come in different ways, particularly from the tight end spot and why the Seahawks saw that value during the middle of the season last year. Finally, there’s one player whose continuity with Sam Darnold combined with a potential third-year leap could help provide stability at a position that was critical to the team’s first Super Bowl victory.

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Seahawks left tackle Charles Cross faced off against Myles Garrett and the Cleveland Browns back in 2023. What went right? What went wrong? And what did an average drive look like both from a scheme perspective and a matchup perspective? Before we get there, we discuss the three-year, $42M extension for edge Derek Hall (up to $46.5M, $21M guaranteed). Hall’s pressure rate and run-defense impact demonstrate his balanced game, but what is he missing that sets him apart from the most elite players at the position? After a look at a few of the reps between Cross and Garrett, we talk about the anticipation for the Christmas matchup and close with the news of Russell Wilson’s retirement.

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Seattle’s division race shifts after the Rams acquire Myles Garrett, giving up Jared Verse plus a 2027 first, 2028 second and a future third, and the move jolts Super Bowl odds while raising questions about L.A.’s all-in window around Matthew Stafford. The conversation weighs how much better the Rams get, whether chemistry or injuries could blunt the impact, and if Seattle ever could—or should—have matched that kind of package, including a debate over what it would take to trade for a star edge like Maxx Crosby versus trusting long-term development and midseason value trades. The show also hits the Patriots’ deal for A.J. Brown from the Eagles and what it means for Seattle’s Week 1 matchup, while closing with confidence that the Seahawks remain the defending champions.Support the show
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Today we’re looking at the 2026 Seattle Seahawks defense and going through an “up, down, or same” exercise across key position groups. DeMarcus Lawrence was at practice today. Was the retirement buzz even a slight possibility? Safety sparks some early debate as we kick off the look across position groups. The loss of Coby Bryant matters, but Bud Clark’s upside, plus staples like Julian Love and the role of Nick Emmanwori, keep the arrow trending steady with potential lift. Cornerback draws some concern after Tariq Woolen’s departure, with Devon Witherspoon and Josh Jobe anchoring a thinner depth chart that leans on rookies and unproven options. The interior line, with Leonard Williams, Byron Murphy II, Jarran Reed, and rotational help from Riley Mills, has us wondering who may be on the outside looking in when it comes time for cuts. We close with edge and linebacker, and look ahead to the importance of maintaining premium interior disruption and disciplined run defense to keep the championship-level unit rolling next season.

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Is this year’s “list season” going to be “disrespect season” for our reigning Super Bowl champion Seahawks? We take a look at four recent Seahawks-related narratives in this week’s show as 49ers fans react oddly to an “Lumen South” meme. The first “list” is a 2024 NFL redraft that sends Seattle away from Byron Murphy only to land on Braden Fiske. In what world is Fiske better than Byron Murphy? In other Rams news, Ian Rapoport is carrying water for the Rams by saying drafting Ty Simpson still “makes a ton of sense” after Matthew Stafford’s extension. Finally, Mina Kimes and Ben Solak’s 2026 QB draft board slots Sam Darnold 19th behind players like Kyler Murray and rookie Fernando Mendoza.

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Episode 500 looks back at the Seattle Seahawks previous championship window to spot what fueled the decline from back-to-back Super Bowl appearances. The conversation centers on three of John Schneider’s costly inflection points from 2013 to 2015: the Percy Harvin trade and contract (and the draft opportunity cost), sacrificing trench stability by trading Pro Bowl center Max Unger for Jimmy Graham, and focusing on perimeter talent while missing on investments in the trenches.

We revisit draft classes that produced limited impact in 2013 and 2014. And while the 2015 class was highlighted by Tyler Lockett and Frank Clark, they ended up moving on early from an offensive lineman who had a solid career with the Colts. We compare that era’s heavy roster turnover to the current team’s continuity. And Seattle appears to be avoiding splashy trades, prioritizing the right re-signings, and keeping flexibility to invest in the trenches to extend their window this time around.

In the second half of the show, we talk more about the schedule release and the potential timeline for the return of Zach Charbonnet. We also thank our members of the flock who have helped get us to 500 episodes of the years. The “unfairness” of the schedule is the focus of the Do Better segment along with the continued idea of Sam Darnold having to live up to higher expectations. Better at Life honors go out to Dr. Bobby Wagner and an example of how Seahawks fans have an impact on each other outside of football.

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The Seahawks kick off against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday. We take a look at the latest news as Quandre Diggs is called up from the practice squad along with Velus Jones and Myles Gaskin. Our poll question this week centers around how many sacks the defense could get against the Vikings rookie quarterback. Majority of fans took the 5+ route, and we discuss why 3-4 is the more likely option to see. Stick around for the top bets of the week as Clinton and Adam strategize around who could see an increase in targets if the Vikings continue to go heavy on the blitz on defense.

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With the playoffs in sight, the Seattle Seahawks look to continue their streak of only losing one game per month if they can finish strong against the Minnesota Vikings. The return of Quandre Diggs brings a familiar spark to the defense, while we wait to see if Ty Okada will be back in the lineup on Sunday. Minnesota is rolling out an undrafted rookie quarterback with J.J. McCarthy in concussion protocol. Will they continue to stick to a pass-heavy game plan that hasn't delivered for them this season? The run game—or lack thereof—stands out as a key factor, and Seattle's ability to put pressure on a young quarterback could turn this into a lopsided game. Will Sam Darnold see this as a big game considering his history in Minnesota? Or will we see a calm Darnold who should be able to tear apart the Vikings secondary?

In the second half of the show we discuss how the old “chain gang” appears to be missing for the 2025 NFL season. We've rarely seen the virtual measurement, let along the classic physical measurement. Are we just to the point where we'll trust the officials on the field to spot the ball? As we head into the shopping season, we discuss some disappointing trends that we were both faced with this past week. Better at Life honors go out to all the 12s who made the trip to Nashville.

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Can the Seahawks save a little room to feast on a young Vikings QB? We may have to wait to see which one, as J.J. McCarthy is in concussion protocol and we could end up seeing Max Brosmer under center. We work through a Thanksgiving-themed game, drawing parallels between the top dishes and pressing football questions related to our Seahawks. Will the Hawks overcome some frustrations we've discussed on offense? What are their chances against a struggling Vikings team? We close the show with our game predictions and a roundup of wishes from the Flock.

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We've got the INs and OUTs from the latest Seahawks victory in Nashville — although the format is a bit different than usual. One of the things Seattle fans wanted to see was a clean sheet from Sam Darnold. Did we actually get there? From Rashid Shaheed's punt return game to Devon Witherspoon's presence on the field, we discuss some of our favorite moments from Sunday's game. Tariq Woolen gets some special recognition for his tackling as Derrick Hall and Drake Thomas were relentless on the defensive side of the ball.

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The Seahawks coasted to victory over the Tennessee Titans in Nashville, getting the 30-24 win off another standout performance by Jaxon Smith-Njigba. With six games remaining in the season, JSN has already set a franchise record with 1,313 receiving yards. His two touchdowns helped keep Seattle out ahead of the Titans and in control of the game all afternoon. Ken Walker provided another significant contribution with more than 100 yards of offense and some explosive plays in both the passing and run game. The defense tallied four sacks as Cam Ward was under significant pressure and they managed to help keep the Titans in the game through his resilience and some impressive throws.

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Join us from Nashville as we discuss Seahawks news, injuries, and upcoming matchups. We kick things off with a special meetup announcement for local Seahawks fans in Nashville ahead of the game against the Titans. We then dive into some injury updates for Tory Horton, Tyrice Knight, and Ernest Jones, and how these absences could impact the game. With the Titans also dealing with injuries, especially in their wide receiver corps, we discuss the potential lineup changes and what to expect from quarterback Cam Ward. In the second half of the show, we'll shift focus to our Blue Friday bets, exploring prop bets, parlays, and predictions for the game.

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The Seattle Seahawks latest clash with the Los Angeles Rams left fans reeling after a brutal four-interception performance. What separates good QBs from great ones, and why some fans are losing patience while others still see hope for a turnaround. Expectations, turnovers, and the pressure of big moments all come under the microscope. So what exactly is Darnold's record in “big games” and how does it compare with “big moments”? Is there a difference?

We also highlight some big time stats that Jaxon Smith-Njigba is putting up on the offensive side and how Devon Witherspoon has been locking down the perimeter on defense. Looking ahead, the focus shifts to the upcoming matchup against the Titans and what the Seahawks need to do to get back on track.

In the second half of the show we discuss some remaining notes from the game. We close the show with calls to Do Better with regard to quarterback rankings and a ridiculous law in London. Better at Life honors go out to a pair of Seahawks players for their postgame commentary on the podium following the loss to the Rams.

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After a narrow loss to the Rams, a mental shift needed to focus on the upcoming game against the Tennessee Titans. Considering the way the season is going for the Titans, the expectation is that we'll have a prime opportunity to see Seattle bounce back. Should Seattle focus on the running game or open up the passing attack this week? Defensively, we get into the reasons why our edge rushers and linebackers can dominate versus the Titans offense. We also discuss how expectations to win against a struggling team will cast a shadow on this matchup. Can they get back to playing at that high level prior to facing their division rival.

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In a game of inches, we ended up a few yards short and to the right. In a frustrating loss where Sam Darnold must take most of the blame, there were other moments and aspects, good and bad, that added to this tough loss to our largest rivals, the Rams. There were some good points to focus on, too. Defensive efforts come under the spotlight, notably the exceptional play from Tariq Woolen, a crucial tackle for loss by Boye Mafe, as well as the importance of second-half adjustments. Some surprising stats jumped out as we dug into the box score, too. While it felt like most of the pressure came from the right side, two-thirds of the pressure actually came from the left. Plus, there was one play by the guards and led to Ken Walker getting absolutely blown up in the backfield. Tune in for some of the good moments, as we sprinkle in some of the bad moments that you'd expect out of this game.Join our Sea Hawkers Podcast Pickem League – free prizes for weekly winners.

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The Seahawks had a masterful performance on defense to keep the game within reach in the final seconds of the game. Ultimately, the loss to the Los Angeles Rams comes down to critical mistakes and costly turnovers by Sam Darnold. However, he did bounce back from his four interceptions to give Jason Meyers a shot even after the offense was pinned at the 1-yard line by the Rams special teams unit. The offense also suffered a major injury in the final moments of the game that is likely going to test the depth of the offensive line and put further stress on Darnold down the stretch. Tune in to our live reaction as we talk about what we'll need to see moving forward from our Seahawks to make a playoff run.

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It's game day! We kick things off by sharing the excitement for the Seahawks matchup against the Los Angeles Rams. We honor Seahawks legend Kenny Easley, who recently passed away. We discuss his legacy, contributions to the game, and hear tributes from the likes of Ronnie Lott. We also dive into the weekly Blue Friday Bets, making fun and bold predictions for the game. From the number of Sam Darnold's completions to yardage predictions for key players, we are gearing up for what promises to be an exciting game!Join our Sea Hawkers Podcast Pickem League – free prizes for weekly winners.

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With a substitute “protector” this week, we're exploring every angle for our Seahawks to secure victory this Sunday in what people are calling the DVOA Bowl. The LA Rams lead the NFL in DVOA with the Seahawks right behind them. Can Seattle pressure Matt Stafford to tilt the game in favor of the Seahawks? Ernest Jones and Cooper Kupp are captains and have a shot at vengeance, so we share our predictions in how they'll perform. From the offensive line's effectiveness in pass protection to how that can open up the passing game for Sam Darnold and Jaxon Smith-Njigba, we're looking ahead to what could be the biggest game of the year.

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With Brandan away this week, we're breaking format and going ALL INs following an extraordinary performance by the Seahawks. From Cooper Kupp's precise technical skills to the offensive line creating beautiful pockets for Sam Darnold, we focus on the positive aspects of the game, bypassing any nitpicking. A special teams element you may have missed is highlighted as a crucial element of this game's success. Other standout mentions include Leo Williams dominant field presence and immaculate run-stopping tackles. Plus a spotlight on a sack that came from a player who is consistently earning more playing time as the season progresses.

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The Seahawks take down the Jacksonville Jaguars 20-12, as Seattle racks up yet another road victory! Join us as we break down the key moments, including the standout performance from the Seahawks defense, which dominated the line of scrimmage in a seven sack performance while holding the Jags under 60 yards rushing. We discuss how Byron Murphy's dominance up front played a crucial role in shutting down Trevor Lawrence.

On the offensive side, we highlight another incredible game from Jaxon Smith-Njigba where he caught eight passes for 162 yards and a touchdown, showcasing his ability to stretch the field. We also examine Sam Darnold's clean performance, throwing for nearly 300 yards without any interceptions. But what happened with the run game? As we look ahead to the upcoming matchup against the Houston Texans, we talk briefly about what the Seahawks need to do to improve to 5-2 before the bye week.

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The Seattle Seahawks take on the Jacksonville Jaguars this weekend and we'd like to see our team continue the strange dichotomy of the road game success. Based on the Jaguars recent performance, are they being overhyped after wins against the Chiefs and 49ers? We take a look at the Jaguars offensive strengths, such as their run game, offensive line, and receiving corps, breaking down their potential impacts on the game. While they've had several standout players who have helped to generate turnovers, it doesn't mean the team is without weaknesses on that side of the ball. Seattle will need to hold onto their edge in and third-down and red zone conversion rates while avoiding those same costly mistakes that doomed the Niners and KC.

In Do Better this week, our NFC West rivals are in the spotlight as Jonathan Gannon showed questionable leadership on the Arizona Cardinals sideline this past week. But does Kyler Murray actually deserve some of the heat that he's been getting on social media lately? Better at life honors go out to a Swiss company revolutionizing steel recycling using solar power and a Mariners fan who gets the “prepper” stamp of approval.

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This week we welcome on Gus Logue from Big Cat Country to break down the Jaguars impressive 4-1 start. We talk about the impact of head coach Liam Coen on the team's offense, the rejuvenated running game and how Trevor Lawrence has looked through the first five games of the season. Gus tells us about the emerging talents on both sides of the ball, other key players and what the Seahawks need to do against this Jags defense. How have turnovers shaped Jacksonville's success so far this season? Is it sustainable?

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With the Jaguars riding high on a 4-1 record, we discuss the challenges they present our Seahawks. Has Trevor Lawrence finally arrived with a standout running back in Travis Etienne by his side? We get into the strengths and weaknesses of both teams, including how the Seahawks can exploit Jacksonville's defense while shoring up their own after a tough week last week. We also touch on the importance of key players like Sam Darnold and Ken Walker, and how their performances could dictate the outcome of the game. We wrap up with listener wishes and predictions for the game.

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The Seahawks put up 35 points on Sunday, but the interior of the offensive line did not grade out well according to Pro Football Focus? What goes into the grading metrics and how does a player like Anthony Bradford get a zero grade in the pass game? We contrast Bradford's performance with Grey Zabel on the opposite side. A mix of the quick game, moving the pocket and some elusiveness form Sam Darnold helped to make this offense shine and performances by AJ Barner and Tory Horton are helping contribute to this offensive success.

The conversation shifts to the defensive side, where linebacker and secondary play were notably problematic. Missed tackles and lapses in coverage allowed the Buccaneers to convert multiple third-and-long situations. Up front, the pass rush wasn't effective and that leads to a discussion about potential moves the Seahawks could make. Pursuing Trey Hendrickson from the Bengals could bolster the defensive line, but would the cost be worth it? Are there some other potential trade options the Seahawks should consider?

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Despite the tough loss, the Seahawks offense showed a lot of promise. We saw a stellar performance from Sam Darnold and an incredible game by Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Special teams also delivered, with several impressive returns and a soul stealing tackle. But, the defensive struggles were evident, as the Seahawks had issues with coverage and tackling. We get into some of the individual mistakes and poor decisions that contributed to the loss, and highlighting areas where the team needs to improve.

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For 59 minutes, Sam Darnold played lights out at quarterback — up until he drilled a pass into the top of a Bucs helmet and into the intercepting arms of Lavonte David. Up until that point, Darnold had some close calls, but everything had gone the Seahawks way on offense. Defensively, the team was not as lucky. While the 38-35 win was set up from an INT, the previous 35 points were entirely on a sloppy and injury-plagued defensive performance. But they did get one critical stop in the 4th quarter and help the Bucs game in check all day. We talk about where Coach Macdonald may have missed some critical opportunities and how the Seahawks look moving forward after another frustrating home loss.

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Sam and Baker might just have a day through the air. As the Buccaneers and Seahawks throw it back to 1976, can these two QBs generate more offense than Vegas is predicting. We go over the top Props, Picks, & Parlays for this upcoming match. Blue Friday Bets is the ONLY Seahawks only gambling show in the multiverse!

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As the Seahawks prepare to host the Buccaneers for a special 50th anniversary game, we're talking about key players, potential strategies, some Royal Blue vs Creamsicle action. How can the Seahawks defense exploit the Bucs weaknesses? Can the Seahawks contain Baker Mayfield and navigate a tough defensive matchup? We share insights on key matchups and potential areas where the Seahawks can shine, and touch on the importance of tackling and special teams. From rating our favorite game day foods to a debate on the new NFL kickoff rules, we cover a wide range of topics this week!

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Special guests from the Cannon Fire Podcast join us this week to discuss player performances, game strategies, and recent injuries. They highlight special teams and offensive coordination, as well as standout players and the potential impact of Rachaad White and Greg Gaines. Can the Bucs protect Baker Mayfield against this Seattle D? Can the Seahawks get a run game going against a VERY stout Bucs D line? And why should we NEVER punt the ball to Kameron Johnson… and a whole lot more!

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The Seattle Seahawks now sit atop the NFC West tied at 3-1 after a win over the Arizona Cardinals. The defense dominated for most of the game, yet needed some late-game heroics from Sam Darnold, who earned his first “stat” of his Seahawks career. Leonard Williams continues to shine on a defensive line that seems to be rotating among giving prime opportunities to a different guy each week.

However, there are concerns about lapses and penalties, especially in the defense and from Tariq Woolen, and from Anthony Bradford who got highlighted in a social media post with most of his worst moments from the game. Could a Woolen trade fix both issues? Or should Seattle be content with a deep squad of defensive backs? We talk about what a potential trade return for Woolen could look like.

From the game against the Cardinals to the game between the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers, we saw how the new kickoff rule is impacting late-game strategy. Should we be welcoming this new element of the game?

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Sam’s on fire, the Seahawks are climbing, and the drama is absolutely prime! With another big road win, Seattle moves to 3-1, and we’re breaking down every pivotal moment in this week's film review. From clutch performances to head-scratching moments, we’re covering it all. Who gets the spotlight? What’s Brandan’s Brand-IN? And who will claim the legendary MVC trophy for this week’s showdown? Stick around until the end for all the highlights, hot takes, and the most unique Seahawks coverage you’ll find anywhere.

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It was a nail-biting 23-20 victory for our Seattle Seahawks over the Arizona Cardinals, but it didn't need to be. We discuss some of the key moments, including a holding penalty on Jaxon Smith-Njigba and the plays that led up to a game-winning field goal by Jason Myers. Sam Darnold picked up his first “stat” as a member of the Seahawks and we talk about some of our favorite throws from the game. Defensively, the Seahawks were able to contain Kyler Murray and get consistent pressure through the first three quarters. Riq Woolen was again targeted late in the game and Devon Witherspoon was in coverage on some late receptions that allowed the Cardinals to get back in the game. Is there a need for a shakeup in the secondary? Finally, we look ahead a bit to the Bucs who come to town after the Seahawks get some extra rest going into their next matchup.

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How does Sam Darnold perform in the clutch? That's what we're taking a look at in our film review of new Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold. We take a look at several key plays from Darnold's time with the Vikings, focusing on his performance under pressure and in clutch moments. In our look at these pivotal moments, we analyze Darnold's ability to maneuver the pocket, make accurate throws, and lead fourth-quarter comebacks. There's also a low moment to balance things out. With a mix of excitement and cautious optimism, this is a quick look at what Darnold can bring to Seattle in the upcoming season.

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Nathan Santo from the Seahawks Nest Podcast returns to the show for a lively discussion about the Seattle Seahawks and their quarterback situation. With Sam Darnold now in the mix, Nathan shares his long-standing belief in Darnold's potential and how his time with the 49ers may have prepared him for success in Seattle. Does Sam have the offensive line and the weapons in Seattle to succeed? We touch on the Seahawks' pass catchers including the impact of Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Cooper Kupp and the potential of new additions like Tory Horton and Marquez Valdez-Scantling. We also discuss Jalen Milroe as Nathan believes that coach Mike Macdonald my be using some misdirection when it comes to using Jalen Milroe in a Taysom Hill role.

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As the Seattle Seahawks wrap up their first week of OTAs, it's notable how excited Seahawks fans are about the 2025 team. In this week's show, we pull some of our favorite quotes from press conferences from Abe Lucas, offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak, Sam Darnold and Ernest Jones. It was one quote in particular from Abe Lucas that has Adam really excited for the upcoming season and why our show has now anointed him as the Seahawks offensive ambassador. The message of the Seahawks using a fullback came through loud and clear via Abe as well as Sam Darnold. Klint Kubiak has taken note of Jalen Milroe's worth ethic and the early hours he's coming into the facility to work.

On the defensive side, coordinator Aden Durde talked about what it has meant for the team to have everyone on board for the voluntary portion of OTAs. But how important is it really? We're somewhat conflicted on the importance. We do note the importance of having a pair of linebackers who are in sync with each other. Ernest Jones talked about just how important Tyrice Knight has been in his own development, and how they've been improving their relationship in the offseason.

In the second half of the show, Sam Darnold reveals how good (or bad) of a golfer he is. It's the first time in the history of the show that we'll have a starting quarterback who seems to golf regularly. Lumen Field is getting nearly 20 million in upgrades next offseason for the World Cup, but it sounds like only one of the improvements will actually benefit a small portion of Seahawks fans. The audio equipment company Rode is highlighted in the Do Better segment along with organization highlighting mock draft content for 2026. Better at life honors go out to the Steelers organization (for maybe the only time) and to our Seahawks for highlighting its 50th Season game for the upcoming year.

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As the Seattle Seahawks grind through OTAs, we're getting into the seven signs that could indicate being legitimate contenders in 2025. From the potential of rookie guard Grey Zabel to the impact of Sam Darnold (or Jalen Milroe) at quarterback. Just how important is a cohesive run game? How about the necessity of a suffocating defense or the significance of a strong offensive line? We also get into your questions, including how the team can reclaim home field advantage and the need for a creative offensive scheme. With exciting insights and spirited debate, we are packing high levels of optimism for the upcoming season.

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Join us on the Sea Hawkers Podcast with special guest and NFL analyst, Coach DC of All-22 Films! We dive into the Seattle Seahawks' 2025 season, exploring how Jalen Milroe's unique skills can shape the offense, whether Sam Darnold can repeat his stellar 2024 performance, and how Ken Walker will thrive in Klint Kubiak's run-centric, wide zone scheme. The conversation also touches on the impact of the new offensive schemes, the importance of under-center play, and how the Seahawks running game could evolve with Ken Walker III and Zach Charbonnet. The trio also discusses the defensive prospects, including the promising talents of Devon Witherspoon and Boye Mafe, and what fans can expect from the upcoming season.

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For our first look into the film of Jalen Milroe, the Seattle Seahawks intriguing third-round quarterback pick, we're focusing on several plays from the Alabama game against South Carolina. We take a look at Milroe's impressive plays from the game, including his running ability and arm talent, while also addressing one of his biggest mistakes. These moments showcase Milroe's strengths and areas for improvement, and puts on display how he could fit into the Seahawks future.

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Seahawks OTAs kick off this week, so as the team gets together there are some key storylines and nuggets that we're going to be on the lookout for. The rookie form of Grey Zabel is high on that list along with the focus on quarterback and what we're hearing about Sam Darnold, versus Drew Lock versus Jalen Milroe. Could Lock's experience with this team give him an edge over the other two quarterbacks in the way they interact as a team? Defensively, we talk about some of the key things we want to hear about along the defensive line, despite their inability to put on pad and bang around like we see in the preseason.

List season creep has begun. Usually it waits until after OTAs and the mandatory minicamp, but we have a couple lists where Sam Darnold makes an appearance. We talk about where he ranks out on the PFF list of 32 NFL starting quarterbacks and the top 10 most risky free agent signings. We also talk about why two former Seahawks are above Darnold on both lists and how it may lead the way for how the media views this Seahawks roster until the start of the season.

In the second half of the show, we discuss a few of the rules changes. The NFL has expanded the number of plays that can be reviewed, but only if a flag is thrown. Touchbacks are now coming out to the 35-yard line. If teams and kickers don't start putting the ball in the landing zone, should the NFL penalize teams the same as when they kick it out of bounds? In the Do Better segment, we get into one other list that calls out one move the Seahawks should make and Amazon is password protecting the ability for people to change the time on their devices. Closing the show with Better at Life, we talk about the scientists behind the James Webb telescope and a former Seahawks player who is now an author on the subject of gardening.

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With a vote of 22-10, NFL owners fell 2 votes short of the mandatory 24 votes to “Ban the Tush Push.” Some are surprised that Seattle ownership voted to ban it. Everyone has an opinion, no one seems to remember NFL history, and we'll be talking about the league's most infamous play. Should it or shouldn't it be banned? Plus, we get into the other NFL rules that were changed or upheld this week. And finally, are there any rules or changes to the game that should be on the NFL's radar? We get into it on this week's show.

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We're doing a dive deep into the Seattle Seahawks' 2025 schedule with special guest Dave Bloomquist. Dissect the intricacies of the schedule, explore the favorable matchups and potential pitfalls the Seahawks may face this season. With a focus on rest days, home and away game dynamics, and how the schedule could impact team performance, Dave brings his unique insights and statistical analysis that have made his look at the schedule an annual tradition. There is one major advantage the Seahawks have over the the NFC West and have one of the top two favorable components compared to the rest of the NFL. Tune in to find out how it could impact our Seahawks in 2025.

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As the anticipation for the Seattle Seahawks 2025 schedule release is over and now we can begin ton analyze the schedule for the upcoming season. On top of the excitement of the home opener against the San Francisco 49ers, we discuss the implications of facing division rivals early in the season. Will the Seahawks capitalize on a September matchup against San Fran, and how does the team's health factor into the equation? We also get into the potential challenges posed by the Vikings, Saints, and Rams throughout the season. Did the NFL provide some gifts by setting up Seattle with a bye ahead of what could be their most difficult NFC opponent and avoiding the winter weather for some of the northernmost teams they face this season? Tune in as we walk through each week of this year's schedule.

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The excitement of the Seattle Seahawks' 2025 schedule release is nearly here! We know the opponents, but we don't know when we play them. We talk about the dynamics that would go into the perfect 2025 Seahawks schedule based on when we'd like to face certain teams and weather considerations early and late in the year. Which away game would we most like to head to, and which city does Clinton want to avoid so he doesn't get mugged? We talk about potential matchups against the Vikings, Saints, and division rivals like the 49ers and Rams. Also, are the Seahawks about to start dropping season ticket holders that sell a majority of their tickets and will it be an effective strategy to maintain a home field advantage?

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The Seahawks got a 400 passing yard performance by Geno Smith and a three touchdown rushing performance by Ken Walker and they still lost by two scores to the Detroit Lions. Key injuries along the defensive line limited the pass rush and allowed Jared Goff to have a perfect performance on the day. An early fumble by DK Metcalf put the Seahawks behind early, but in previous weeks we saw the defense help limit the points given up from mistakes on offense. In addition to the three touchdowns, Kenneth Walker had an incredible broken tackle that still has us in disbelief that he never touched the ground.

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There were some audio issues this week, but we got them cleaned up here if you weren't able to catch it live on YouTube this past Thursday. We'll try and have these out before the games next week, but hopefully you can enjoy our after the fact picks and discover who we like for tonight's game between the Dolphins and Titans (which we won't be watching, because it's Seahawks football today!!).

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The Seattle Seahawks are off to a fast start this season, and have a 3-0 record for the first time since their Super Bowl-winning season. Can this be a team we see in the postseason, or is there more that we need to see in terms of resilience and growth over this next stretch of games? Even if these first three games don't have fans looking ahead to the postseason, the rest of the NFL isn't showing us that there are many complete teams. One mark of an elite defensive team is the ability to limit points (especially against the bad teams) and that part of the team appears to be legit through these three games.

Looking ahead to the matchup with the Detroit Lions, it offers the Seahawks an opportunity for an early season signature victory – on the road on Monday Night Football. Geno Smith has put together some strong performances at Ford Field and we're going to look for that to continue against some questionable members of the Lions secondary. But can the offensive line hold up against one of the top pass rushers in the league right now? We'll see how offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb handles that test.

In the second half of the show, we take a moment to enjoy our status at the top of the NFC West while looking at the situation the San Francisco 49ers find themselves in. Could this be the start of the implosion that we've been predicting? The Cardinals had people thinking they were an offensive juggernaut, until they were shut down by the Lions defense. Do better call outs go to a betting site for having Seattle among their top destinations for a quarterback trade and to the Dolphins head coach. Better at life honors go out to an executive producer and to DK Metcalf for an honest moment in a press conference and dedication to improving on an area of his game that paid off this week.

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Our Seahawks have done it again! The Seahawks put up 17 points in the first quarter and looked like they were going to cost to victory while hammering the Miami Dolphins. It was only the defense that would dominate the next two quarters. When the Dolphins offense looked like it might climb within one score of the game, the defense turned them away at the goal line and the offense closed the game out. This week's episode dives deep into the game, highlighting our stellar defense that kept Miami at bay and the key offensive plays that secured the win.

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On Thursday, we went live on YouTube to offer up our Week 3 picks. Sam Marcoux also joined us to preview the matchup with the Dolphins. You can skip ahead to about the 18:00 mark as we get into the discussion about some of the matchups. How will DK do against Jalen Ramsey? What does a Jerome Baker revenge game look like? Have the Phins fully recovered from what was such a devastating injury last Thursday? Sam helps break it all down and tells a story about how he was nearly a part of Dolphins history.

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The Seattle Seahawks secured a 23-20 victory over the New England Patriots, pushing them to the top of the NFC West. This week, we get into the key moments that defined the game, breaking down Geno Smith's exceptional day and the defensive plays that turned the tide in the Seahawks' favor. Geno put on a show, completing 33 of 44 passes for 327 yards and a touchdown, and receivers DK Metcalf and Jaxon Smith-Njigba also had strong performances and DK's 56-yard touchdown standing out as one of the game's biggest highlights.

Ryan Grubb's scheme opened up opportunities for JSN throughout the game, which helped offset a lack of a dominant running game. We discuss whether or not this was a one-time thing, or if we're starting to trend toward a full-on passing offense when Ken Walker isn't in the backfield. Defensively, the Seahawks racked up 21 total pressures and three sacks. Boye Mafe, Leonard Williams and Byron Murphy were disrupting the Patriots' offense, while Julian Love's key block of a field goal attempt and his work in run support helped the Seahawks stay in the game. Special teams also came up big, with Jason Myers knocking through three crucial field goals and Dee Williams delivering a strong punt return.

The Miami Dolphins are up next. Can Skylar Thompson take over for Tua and be the backup quarterback that ends up delivering the type of performance that Seahawks fans dread? It's going to be another big test for the Seahawks to stop De'Von Achane who could be catching a lot of short passes out of the backfield.

In the second half of the show, we celebrate the Seahawks atop the division with the 49ers falling to the Minnesota Vikings and the Rams falling to the cellar in the NFC West. We shout out some of the flockers we ran into during our trip to Boston, and get a shoutout from a gathering in Sweden. We fight narratives in the football world and in space in the Do Better segment. A TikTok star, YouTube and the NFL all share the stage in this week's Better at Life.

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DK, JSN, and Geno did most of the heavy lifting on offense this Sunday. We had a case of the dropsies, couldn't run the ball effectively, but we got the big stops when we needed and our Seahawks exited Foxboro with a 23-20 W to go to 2-0 on the early season. On the defensive side, the Seahawks had a mixed day. While they struggled to contain the Patriots' run game, they excelled with the pass rush and limited the Patriots' passing attack. Hunter Henry was a thorn in their side early on, but the Seahawks' secondary, led by Riq Woolen and Devon Witherspoon, held strong against the Patriots' wide receivers. Julian Love came up big on multiple occasions. Not only did he block a field goal, he was responsible for some big tackles in the secondary.

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Week 2 is here! Join us as we dive into our game picks, discuss key injuries, and interact with our live audience. This week, we cover everything from the Dolphins' quarterback situation to the Seahawks' upcoming game against the Patriots. Plus, we're on the verge of hitting 5,000 YouTube subscribers, and we couldn't have done it without you! Tune in now for analysis, lively debates, and a whole lot of fun.

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From Tyler Lockett's game-sealing one-handed catch to Kenneth Walker's dynamic second-half performance, we cover some of the biggest highlights from the Seahawks 26-20 victory over the Denver Broncos. While the defense was borderline dominant the entire game, the offense found a rhythm in the second half by shifting toward the run game. On defense, Julian Love and Tyrel Dodson were flying all over the field while Riq Woolen came up with a clutch interception at the end.

The New England Patriots are up next and coming off an upset victory over the Bengals. Did we see the real Patriots or was it just a fluke? That'll be something we'll get into more toward the middle of the week.

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If you're a Seahawks fan, you may be familiar with That's Good Sports and the series, The Worst Game Ever followed by multiple “New” Worst Game Ever shows on YouTube. Brandon Perna joins us to learn the origin of the Let's Ride Curse and preview the Week 1 matchup between the Seahawks and Broncos. What aspect of the Broncos should Seahawks fans be most concerned about? We discuss rookie QB Bo Nix and what success would look like for him to start the regular season. Will the curse continue, or can we call a truce after That's Good Sports hit our team with the curse wheel last season? We get into all of it on this week's preview show.

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It's time to dive into the Week 1 matchups, starting with the Ravens at Chiefs and the Eagles vs. Packers. The Steelers at Falcons matchup brings an interesting discussion on veteran quarterbacks and team hype, while the Cardinals at Bills game is noted as a no-brainer for Buffalo. We also touch on potential “risk picks,” like in the Titans against the Bears and the Colts facing the Texans.

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The wait is over! The 2024 NFL season is here, and we're kicking things off with our focus on the Seattle Seahawks Week 1 matchup against the Denver Broncos. The offensive firepower of Kenneth Walker and DK Metcalf under new offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb have us particularly excited after watching the first team offense in the preseason. We thought we couldn't be more hyped for the start of the season. But it turns out there was an announcement this week that has us even more excited to see our team on the field for the home opener.

What will the debut of rookie quarterback Bo Nix look like against the Seahawks new defensive strategies under Mike Macdonald? Will Grubb's strategy lean towards a high-octane passing game or will he balance it with a powerful ground attack? These are just a couple of the questions that we explore. Plus, a look at which Seahawks were signed to the practice squad after the 53-man roster was set last week.

In the second half of the episode, we talk about two lists that had some of us riled up to close out the preseason. It's also pick'em season! Go to seahawkerspodcast.com and click the link there to join us. Our league overlord makes an appearance to start the season to explain a couple of the important rules, plus the consequences for not following her orders. Do better call outs go to the media for always leaving the NFC West out until the end of coverage and to the coverage of an attempted robbery of a rookie wide receiver. Adam has an announcement about being wrong in his Better at Life segment and a former rival appears to be changing his stripes during his media appearances.

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The wait is over! The initial 53-man roster has been announced, and the latest episode of the Sea Hawkers Podcast is here to break it all down for you. From the areas of the team with the most amount of depth to the areas that still remain the biggest concern, we dive into the roster decisions and what they could mean for the upcoming season.

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The Seahawks wrapped up their preseason with a thrilling 37-33 victory over the Cleveland Browns. We dive into the highs and lows of this high-scoring affair. Geno Smith and the starting offense displayed lightning-quick efficiency of their opening drive. Geno's precision, especially his connection with JSN, and his recognition of one-on-one coverage with the DK Metcalf touchdown has us all intrigued for the first week of the season.

Despite some concerns, like the injury to Uchenna Nwosu and the penalties that marred the game, there were plenty of positives. Kenny McIntosh's 56-yard scamper and D'Wayne Eskridge's punt return showcased the scoring potential. On the defensive side, Jarran Reed's sack, facilitated by Leonard Williams, was a top highlight.

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Get ready for the Seahawks 2024 season with all the insights you need in our annual season expectation show! We break down each position group, and discuss the impact of the new coaching staff. From Geno Smith's potential comeback player of the year chances to the dynamic wide receiver trio of DK Metcalf, Tyler Lockett, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Running backs also get their fair share of attention. Kenneth Walker and Zach Charbonnet are expected to be dynamic forces in both the running and passing game.

Defensively, the excitement continues starting with the defensive backs and the top corners in particular. The linebacker group, while a bit more uncertain, shows some promise. The defensive line, however, is where the most potential for dominance exists. ‘

In the latter half of the show, we talk about some of the changes we've seen with the new coaching staff and how some fans are approaching those differences. Do better call outs go out to Facebook/Meta and to a writer who is in the pocket of all-you-can-eat deals. We close out Better at Life honoring an 11-year-old for his football skills. Plus, a member of the flock joins in to thank the Seahawks and USAA for a unique training camp experience.

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The Seattle Seahawks kicked off their preseason with a bang, securing a 16-3 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers. Winning is better than losing (even in the preseason), especially when it comes with such a dominant defensive performance. Special teams also had their moments in the spotlight. Michael Dickson was in mid-season form, delivering some impressive punts, including one that pinned the Chargers down at their own two-yard line.

On the offensive side, Sam Howell took the reins for the first half and part of the second, completing 16 of 27 passes for 130 yards and a touchdown. The running game saw Kenny McIntosh and George Holani competing for the third-string job, with McIntosh finishing with eight carries for 40 yards and Holani six carries for 24 yards. We also get into the performances on defense, as rookies D.J. James and Byron Murphy had standout plays for the Seahawks.

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We're breaking down the news of Connor Williams signing with the Seattle Seahawks! From the impact of adding a Pro Bowl-caliber center to the roster, to how it will benefit the offensive line and key players like Geno Smith and Kenneth Walker. We get into Williams' history, his transition from guard to center, and his impressive performance with the Dolphins despite injury setbacks. Could this move give the Seahawks the edge they need to contend in the NFC West?

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Coach Macdonald is playing a game of Guess Who? or rather Guess What!? at Seahawks practices. We discuss how this emphasis on situational football can do for our Seahawks and we manage to make fun of the 49ers along the way.

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Preseason football games have officially kicked off. While the Hall of Fame game might not have caught everyone's attention, the buzz around the Seahawks' training camp certainly has. We dive into the latest news from camp and the relief of dodging a major bullet with Geno Smith's injury scare. While some initial reports suggested that Geno was “out indefinitely,” Adam Schefter's report on Friday provided some relief.

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Despite reaching the NFC Championship game four out of the last five years and making it to two Super Bowls, the 49ers have yet to secure a championship ring. In the third and final episode of the 2024 Know Your Rival series, we break down the 49ers' playoff woes, Kyle Shanahan's legacy, and what to expect this season. Will the Seahawks or Rams find a way to overtake the Niners and win the division? Can the 49ers overcome their history of choking in big games?

We discuss many of the 49ers' offseason moves, particularly the changes on their defensive line. The loss of key players like Eric Armstead and Javon Kinlaw could be a significant blow, especially when combined with the aging roster. The hosts discuss how these changes might affect the 49ers' ability to dominate in the trenches.

In the second half of the show, we talk Seahawks training camp and the lack of news around the signing of Connor Williams. Byron Murphy was involved with thwarting an online extortion scheme, which could prove to be useful if we deploy it against our division rivals. Do better call outs go to Brock Purdy and the NFL Network, while Better at Life honors go to scientists for their new findings about Mercury and to a Mariners fan for unselfishly giving up a milestone baseball to a rival.

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For Seattle Seahawks fans, there's a special kind of ‘sports hate' reserved for the Los Angeles Rams. In the latest episode of our Know Your Rival series, we break down everything you need to know about the Rams from coaching and personnel changes to some of the hype surrounding their upcoming season. Can the Seahawks new Head Coach Mike Macdonald solve Hair Gel McVay's offense? At the very least, now that Aaron Donald has retired, it should make scoring points on a weakened LA defense that much easier.

In the second half of the show, we discuss Jamal Adams and his new home, plus the date and opponent of the throwback jersey game has been announced. Some nearby woodpeckers and an entire town both need to Do Better. Finally, Better at Life honors go out to a legend of his industry who recently passed away and to Slate for putting a spotlight on “window seat wasters.”

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It's Know Your Rival season and we are kicking things off with a deep dive look at the Arizona Cardinals. Despite some potentially smart draft picks, the Cardinals' decision to stick with Kyler Murray and a difficult start to their 2024 schedule may doom their chances in the NFC West. But that wouldn't be anything new to the franchise. How does the Cardinals roster stack up? While they've made some major changes by jettisoning long-time veterans, could they still make a significant leap.

In the second half of the show, we talk about potential ownership changes for the Seahawks and have some fun with hypothetical presidential tickets that includes a former member from the Legion of Boom era. Callouts to do better go out toward a nonsensically vindictive state politician and a current NBA player. Tune in to find out why Gardner Minshew and the Seahawks organization are “Better At Life.”

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Before Russell Wilson left Seattle, he appeared to be on a trajectory toward the Hall of Fame. Nine Pro Bowl seasons, two Super Bowl appearances and a championship put him into some elite company among NFL quarterbacks. But is his Hall of Fame candidacy now in jeopardy due to his recent seasons? And how do fans really feel about his legacy in Seattle? Some fans refuse to place him on their Mount Rushmore of top Seahawks players. Is this refusal purely analytical or is it based on emotion? If Russ doesn't belong among the team's top four, do some Seahawks fans even want him in the HOF?

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In an off-season of major changes some Seahawks are making waves in OTAs and beyond while others are flying completely under the radar. Who is hyped up and who isn't getting talked about enough… let's discuss!

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Seahawks OTAs wrapped up this week and we had a chance to hear from a few players on offense, as well as our new offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb. We heard a consistent message from players like Geno Smith, Pharoah Brown and Sam Howell about the offense being “quarterback friendly” which translates into a lot of downfield throws. But Grubb's message was a little bit different in talking about play action and having to adjust from the college to the professional game. Can both these things be true or is something missing?

We also picked up on a trait that stands out from Coach Grubb in his transition from college to the NFL. It's a personality trait that a lot of the failed college coaches don't seem to have. We learned this week that head coach Mike Macdonald has dreams about some of his Seahawks players, and he made a tactical decision to avoid naming names. Jay Harbaugh talked extensively about the new kick off rule and we're here to talk about the highlights (we may even want to talk about this more on future shows).

In the second half of the show, we have an announcement regarding the games we plan to meet up with the Flock at during the 2024 season. We're looking at going to at least one road game and one home game. We call out a writer at CBS for a trade strategy that doesn't make much sense for the 2024 season and a national chain for randomly inserting themselves into random transactions. Better at life honors go out to a GPS company and for a moment from Mike Macdonald that made us say, “That's our coach!”

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OTAs are underway and the Seahawks sent Geno Smith, Rayshawn Jenkins, and Multiple Mike to the podium to share updates and impressions from the early days of the Macdonald era. What were the biggest clues? Does Macdonald actually like Geno or is he dropping hints that Howell is a long term answer? And with a crowded safety room is Rayshawn an early chosen leader? We cover that and much more on this episode of the Sea Hawkers Podcast.

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A recent poll by SB Nation says that around 70% of Seahawks fans have expectations for the team to make the playoffs in 2024. As a first year head coach, is that a reasonable expectation for Mike Macdonald? What are some of the wild card factors that are playing into a potential Wild Card match? We also take a look at one of the reasons why fans should be excited — because there aren't a lot of teams who should be considered a “playoff lock.” It's such an open playing field that even the Chicago Bears with a rookie quarterback are favorite to make the playoffs.

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The 2024 NFL Schedule is out and that means we have at least 18 weeks of Seahawks football planned out for the fall. We give a mini preview of each week's slate of matchups before getting into what everyone really wants to know — how the NFL is out to ensure our Seahawks get buried in the standings. While the schedule is front-loaded with a lot of home matchups, Seattle's opponents are getting consistently more days to prepare for their games. We also discuss which games should be circled on the calendar and where we want to see our throwback uniforms highlighted.

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It's time to debate! Draft season is over and list season is upon us! Brandan, Mr. Phil and Clinton delve deep to debate who is the most important player on offense and defense, and no, they couldn't pick Geno Smith. So who wins it and in the end, did we all win? Stick around to see how the 3 guys define the very important word . . . important!!!

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As the dust settles on the 2024 NFL Draft, we dissect the Seahawks' draft strategy and the potential impact of the new recruits. A post draft show means draft calls! We hear the players' reactions and we talk about the numbers they'll be playing in. What does each player need to do to become the greatest Seahawks player to wear that number. Can they do it?

In the second half of the show, we talk about our Rookie Minicamp takeaways and why Mike Macdonald might be acting like Pete Carroll's age when it comes to running a practice. Austin Rivers made some waves this week talking about how NFL players would fare in the NBA and vice versa. But which sport would be the most difficult for any professional athlete to transition to and which athletes have the best chance to make it in all other sports?

Do Better call outs go toward any writers still trying to trade the Seahawks best players and to a Niners Nation writer for hyping an odd signing for the 49ers. Tune in to hear why Better at Life honors go to John Schneider and to our listeners for helping us reach a big milestone.

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EJ Snyder of Bootleg Football returns to the show to break down the Seahawks draft class from his perspective. Did the Seahawks have any other choice but to draft Byron Murphy with their first round pick? EJ reveals where he had Christian Haynes graded out as a “true guard” among his list of draftable guards. Tyrice Knight may have been a head scratcher for some, but it was not a surprise for EJ based on the types of things he was asked to do in college. We go through the Seahawks draft class including the undrafted free agent (UDFA) class and talk about some of the players we see as most likely able to make the team and if they may be a better fit at a different position from college.

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The Seahawks 2024 Draft Class is set and there were a few common themes that jumped out from their draft strategy. First, this may have been the most need-based draft the Seahawks have produced in recent years. They picked guards that play guard, they addressed the defensive line and linebacker all within their first few picks. Second, with many of these picks, they talked about their versatility. Does it give us some clues about what they may have planned for the offense and defense? We run through each of the day 3 picks and talk about some of our overall thoughts on this year's class.

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It's a lot easier to project where a player will play in the NFL when they start at one position their entire college career. Christian Haynes is simply a right guard who was a four-year starter at the University of Connecticut. We discuss his athleticism that stood out in his workouts as well as on the field and how his play could provide an immediate upgrade for the Seahawks in the screen game. Will he supplant Anthony Bradford immediately this year? Plus, we discuss a couple names we're going to watch for with the Seahawks next two picks in the fourth round.

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The top half of the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft skewed heavily toward the offense. Quarterbacks, wide receivers and offensive tackles made up the top 12 picks. Seattle stayed put as Byron Murphy II, the top interior defender in the draft, fell to them with the 16th overall pick. After taking Devon Witherspoon last year, the Seahawks have now taken the second defensive player off the board in back-to-back drafts. How will Murphy fit into a rotation that already includes Jarran Reed, Leonard Williams, Dre'Mont Jones, Johnathan Hankins, Cam Young, Mike Morris and Myles Adams?

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Through the first three parts of our 2024 quarterback draft series, we've evaluated the top late-round picks all the way up to the QBs at the top of the draft. But where should the Seahawks get involved? It's possible at least four quarterbacks come off the board in the top 10. It could be even more, based on the number of QB-needy teams and the talent available. What would it take for the Seahawks to get into the top 10? If that's too spicy, would it be worth it to jump ahead of the Denver Broncos? Of course, John Schneider could just wait and see what shakes out — then take one of the biggest sleepers among our top seven quarterbacks.

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In the third part of our look at the quarterbacks in the 2024 NFL draft, we get into Adam's top three. With the focus primarily toward a QB's floor than his ceiling, the list ranks out differently than many might expect. While others are focused on playing off schedule, the ability to change arm angles and some of the ‘wow' moments–we focus more on the things that make solid pro quarterbacks. How do Bo Nix, Jaden Daniels, and Drake Maye rank out? We discuss their strengths, weaknesses and potential in the NFL.

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Caleb Williams will likely be the first quarterback off the board in the 2024 NFL Draft, but should he be? We get into the upside and downside of four different quarterbacks in the second part of our series detailing this year's draft picks. And while we rank out JJ McCarthy, Caleb Williams, Michael Penix and Jordan Travis, some will need time or coaching to have the best opportunity to succeed.

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The Seahawks will complete the process of bringing in up to 30 draft picks to Seattle next week. Of the reported names who have visited so far, who do we like? Are there any we don't like? We go through some of the names and talk about some of the recent changes that players are already recognizing under the new head coach.

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Throughout the years, even if the Seahawks have needed a quarterback or not, we like to go through the latest crop of NFL quarterback candidates and pick out our favorites. Adam's track record has been solid and rather than bury it in one of our flagship episodes, we're giving it it's own series. In part, because of the amount of depth in this year's 2024 class. We talk about the methodology for evaluating a quarterback, a couple of quarterbacks who may go late or undrafted, and where some of the other QBs may fit. This group fell outside of the Top 7 quarterbacks we'll be talking about on future episodes.

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The Seahawks signed a veteran receiver Laviska Shenault to the roster this past week. Should we read into the signing as to what may be in store for the Seahawks offense, or is he some insurance in case another receiver doesn't work out? John Schneider was on the radio this week and talked in generalities about the draft and based on his comments, we aren't likely to see any drastic changes in draft strategy. It's clear to fans the team could use a versatile offensive lineman early in the draft, but will the Seahawks general manager follow that same line of thought?

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Happy Easter! We're dropping this delicious action green colored egg right into your baskets and stirring the pot. Adam and Clinton walk through why this year might be a supremely beneficial year to be picking at spot 16 as they debate what our Seahawks should do at 16 as well as what they think our GM will probably do. Blue eggs, blue chips, and Seahawks throwback blue dominate this episode.

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The NFL passed some new rules this week around bringing the kickoff back into the game and taking out swivel hip drop tackles. Seems like a fair trade off. We're getting closer to having a sky judge with another rule change that, if it goes well, most of us won't even notice that it's working. General Manager John Schneider says the offensive line is a work in progress, but there isn't much that can be done to improve it apart from the draft. But the draft won't be able to fix the amount of inexperience on the line heading into the 2024 season. Coach Mike Macdonald says the defense needs a solid spine. That could be another area that could continue to be improved through the draft. Finally, the waffles versus pancakes debate should be over. But is it time to introduce a new entrant into the mix?

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Now that the NFC West has passed through the first couple waves of free agency, we run down some of the biggest moves by the Seattle Seahawks competitors. Did the Los Angeles Rams win free agency by spending on the offensive line? Or are they the biggest losers because their Hall of Fame defender decided to pack up his locker and call it a career? The Arizona Cardinals have four new starters in the trenches. It would be bigger news if they were players you've actually heard of. Plus, they may have made the most boneheaded trade in the entire conference. Then there's the San Francisco 49ers. They're making some key moves, but they didn't do the one thing that could help them overcome a devastating Super Bowl loss.

We take a look at a few areas the Seahawks still need to address through free agency and the draft. Plus, we clear any confusion surrounding the role of Pete Carroll and the Seahawks organization moving forward. Mike Macdonald and John Schneider are working to clear up any confusion around which player is the starting quarterback between Geno Smith and Sam Howell.

In the second half of the show, the take a look at the proposed rule against hip drop tackles and some language that is important to identifying the types of tackles the NFL is trying to get out of the game. A Rams fan who doesn't understand the position of nose tackle and the Seahawks front office both land in this week's Do Better segment. We profile a Missouri-based company as well as a Montana-based organization for their Better at Life worthy actions.

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In the past week the Seahawks made a move to fill a large hole in the defensive line. The addition of Johnathan Hankins adds some beef, but have the Seahawks done enough yet to satisfy all aspects of the trenches? They also added another linebacker and some safety depth. What do those additions mean to the overall strength of the team and their ability to improve the defense in 2024. Which signing has been our least favorite of free agency so far and what narrative around Sam Howell coming to the Seahawks has us concerned?

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Days into free agency, the Seattle Seahawks have worked to try and fill holes at positions of need. They needed a backup quarterback with Drew Lock heading to New York, and now they have Sam Howell after swapping picks with Washington. George Fant is returning to the Seahawks, but will he be able to find his way into a starting role? Seattle signed a center/guard, a safety and a linebacker. Are they clear improvements or a sign of the franchise rebuilding? Plus they made moves to bring back Artie Burns, Darrell Taylor and D'Wayne Eskridge.

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The day started slow with news of Will Dissly, Colby Parkinson and Jordyn Brooks finding new homes. But then things turned in the late afternoon for our Seahawks. Noah Fant re-upped and the one we all wanted, Leo Williams inked a new 3-year deal with Seattle. We discuss the moves, talk about the ballooning guard market, if Patrick Queen could be a signing on the horizon and more. We're on the verge of 4,000 subscribers! Please head over to YouTube.com/seahawkerspodcast to help push us over the edge.

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Adam and Clinton attempt to explain the disappointing Week 1 performance and keep things in a bit of perspective. There were some questions we expressed about this team heading into those week and those concerns showed up in a big way. Injuries had an impact on both sides of the ball for the Seahawks as...

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PNW Prop Stars is BACK for season 2. Clinton, Adam, and the reigning PNW Prop Star Wilson Conn bring you unique game preview analysis through the looking glass of wagers, props, and other ways you can say the word gambling! Wilson and Adam are on a similar plane grooving into some JSN props while Clinton...

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Mr. Phil has “One Love” for week “One” as Brandan and Clinton raise the Hawkra and help us all get ready for week 1 vs. our rivals, the Los Angeles Rams. Who do we expect to shine? What can we look to exploit versus a depleted Rams defense? We canvass it all on week 1 Sea Hawkers What If?

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The Seattle Seahawks kick off their 2023 campaign with a matchup against the division rival Los Angeles Rams. Even though the NFL tried to do the Rams a favor by pitting them against Seattle to kick off the year, Cooper Kupp may not play in this game due to a hamstring injury. Even if their top wideout sits out, we should learn some things about the Seahawks secondary vs Matt Stafford.

Cam Akers rushed for more than 100 yards against the Seahawks defense last year. It gives Bobby Wagner the perfect opportunity to draw a contrast to last year's squad. We'll also learn some things about the Rams if Geno takes the opportunity to go after this young secondary. We also discuss how upset this game could potentially make us if some of our offseason fears are realized.

The 49ers could struggle out of the gate if they don't have their top pass rusher signed. Is it possible that the holdout lasts beyond the first two weeks of the season? The Arizona Cardinals are likely to struggle through the entire season and it may be intentional. Our pick'em league overlord lays down the rules for this year's league. You don't want to face the punishment that awaits if you mess up. A former Seahawks player and PFF are in the crosshairs of Do Better. Better at Life honors go out to a member of a division rival, and Adam will make you want to say “awwww.”

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The Seahawks made a couple of moves after teams cut their roster to 53 active players. What do the additions of linebacker Drake Thomas and cornerback Kyu Blu Kelly mean regarding the depth of the Seahawks roster? Jake Bobo also made the team and there's more to the story with his reported 4.9 40-yard-dash time.

With the 2023 season kicking off this week, EJ Snyder of Bootleg Football joins the show to look ahead at Seattle's season. We look at four of the most intriguing matchups of the season for EJ and how those games will tell us a lot with how well this year's Seahawks team stacks up against some of the league's best.

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The Seahawks made a couple of moves after teams cut their roster to 53 active players. What do the additions of linebacker Drake Thomas and cornerback Kyu Blu Kelly mean regarding the depth of the Seahawks roster? Jake Bobo also made the team and there's more to the story with his reported 4.9 40-yard-dash time....

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Adam and Clinton or big sad that Wilson couldn't join them for this season-long prop bet spectacular, but the show must go on. Wilson will be back for week 1! Which 3 bets does Adam Looooooooooooove and is Clinton as smitten as Adam on a specific pass-rushing prop bet? Find out. Cheer on our Seahawks...

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Adam and Clinton or big sad that Wilson couldn't join them for this season-long prop bet spectacular, but the show must go on. Wilson will be back for week 1! Which 3 bets does Adam Looooooooooooove and is Clinton as smitten as Adam on a specific pass-rushing prop bet? Find out. Cheer on our Seahawks AND make $$$ doing it. PNW Prop Stars is part of the Sea Hawkers Podcast network and is the ONLY #Seahawks only gambling show in the mutli-verse!

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Jake Bobo did it! An undrafted wide receiver we were all rooting for actually pulled it off. But even though Bobo pulled through, there were some other cuts who we wanted to make the 53-man roster. Adam and Brandan go through the cuts, discuss which areas of the team have the strongest depth and which...

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The Seahawks may have a roster battle going on for the last spot at defensive end, but there could also be a battle along the interior. Which one is more intriguing? DeeJay Dallas offered up a cryptic tweet on Sunday that has us wondering if a shakeup inside the running back room could be on...

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The Seahawks failed to go undefeated in the preseason, but the game against the Packers provided some fourth quarter excitement. Alex McGough got to have his revenge game. Drew Lock continued to shine with some nice throws. Tre Brown looks to have solidified a starting spot and Jake Bobo should be expected to make the...

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Say Cheese! Our #Seahawks take on the Packers in game 3 of the preseason and we're focused on who makes this 53-man roster and who gets a chance to shine given all of our sudden injuries? It's a super cheeeeeesey episode of Sea Hawkers What If? Enjoy and Go Hawks!!!

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With one week left to go in the preseason, our earlier hopes of maintaining health on the roster have not held up. Only a few rookies from the draft class have seen time in both preseason game, and the two first round picks are projected to miss time in the regular season. Injuries at wide...

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It's time for the most unique RECAP show in the multi-verse, 3 IN, 3 OUT as we look at some nooks & crannies from dudes like Mafe, Jackson, and Sir Roderick – but which one?

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It's Part 3 of our season-long Seahawks Floor vs. Ceiling discussion and as Clinton serves up the 6 topics, Brandan and Adam take turns on each side of the debate. We canvass Quandre, we look at our rookies impact rushing the passer, and much more on this pre-season episode of the Sea Hawkers Podcast. Go...

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On this episode of Sea Hawkers What If? Mr. Phil helps us preview the Cowboys vs. Seahawks preseason tilt. We discuss Hot Players, Hot Seats, and Hot Takes in three unique categories, with seven unique questions. Who makes 53-man roster? Who can earn starting positions? What hot take would drive us 12s bananas if they...

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Despite some early mistakes from the Seahawks, we saw some shining moments from Boye Mafe, Devin Bush, and some of the rookies on the defensive line. We also saw poise from Drew Lock as he was able to come back from a 0-10 deficit to take the lead before handing over the reigns to Holton...

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The first game of the preseason gave us Seahawks fans an opportunity to check out some of the rookies and some of the depth pieces hoping to make the cut this year. Who made the cuts for the INs and OUTs from this game? One of the undrafted running backs caught Clinton's eye, along with...

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The Seahawks started off their 2023 campaign with a win in Week 1 of the preseason. Drew Lock threw two touchdown passes to bring the team back from a 10-0 deficit and Holton Ahlers added an arm punt touchdown at the end of the game to help seal the win. We discuss some of the...

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This 2023 season is about to begin! So what do we expect from our Seattle Seahawks this season? First off, the Seahawks have a much different quarterback situation this year than they do last year. We talk about Geno Smith and how our expectations have shifted since this time last year. One of the reasons...

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With Mr. Phil in Alaska, Adam and Clinton take the What If? Sea Hawkers Podcast reigns and preview the upcoming match vs. the Purple People Eaters of Minnesota. We discuss the 5 Big Things We're Watching in pre-season game 1 and even toss in a bonus 1 for good measure! Support the show Get in...

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The Seahawks first team defeated the second team 20-17 in this year's annual mock game. It was our first time seeing the game in person and we've discovered some explosive details into the reason why these games appear to be so close year after year. We talk about some of the standout players from the...

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Seahawks fans owe a debt of gratitude to Pharoah Analytics this week, because they have projected the 2023 San Francisco 49ers win total at 6.5 wins this season. It gives us the perfect jumping off point to base our discussion around exactly what needs to happen for the Niners to finish in the cellar this...

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Adam has some of the latest news and updates from Day 4 of Seahawks Training camp. The running back depth is already being tested with Ken Walker and Zach Charbonnet nursing injuries. With Ben Burr-Kirven back in the fold, it provides needed depth at the linebacker spot and a boost to special teams.

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Big news for the Seahawks on Day 3 of training camp. Their top draft pick and fifth pick overall, CB Devon Witherspoon, signed his contract and reported to camp. We heard from Geno Smith, Tyler Lockett, Jarran Reed and Quandre Diggs over the past two days. Does the move to nose tackle make us feel...

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Seahawks Day 1 Camp Kicks off and we're talking Nwosu, Diggs, PUPs, Cuts and why Brandan believes Coach Pete Carroll called him directly to tell him a few things he saw at camp today. Camp is here, let's have some fun 12s!!! Go Hawks!!! Support the show Get in the Flock! Visit GetInTheFlock.com Or visit...

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How do we characterize our sports hate for the Los Angeles Rams? Because it's a different type of hate compared to other rivals for the division. We discuss why the 2023 Rams are a benchmark team to decide how different analysts look at the game of football. With stars at a few skill positions, a...

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There's a good amount of hype around our 2023 Seahawks, so let's debate and defend possible ceilings and floors in 6 important categories! Category 1 – Seahawks Record Category 2 – Seahawks Defense (Points allowed vs. rest of NFL) Category 3 – Geno Smith Passing Yards Category 4 – Seahawks Rushing YPG (vs. rest of...

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Our annual Know Your Rival season kicks off with the Arizona Cardinals. A team where one of their biggest stars wants off of the team, and their other star player is going to be out for most (and maybe all) of the 2023 season. What do the Seahawks have to worry about with Colt McCoy...

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It's ceiling vs. floor debate round 2 and we're looking at 6 all-new Seahawks categories and players and telling you just high or low they can go in 2023. DK RZ targets, Taylor's snap %, RB room TDs and more are discussed in this episode of the Sea Hawkers Podcast. Support the show Get in...

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The Seahawks got together for their mandatory minicamp this month and it gave us a chance to hear from coaches, veterans and some of the new teammates. In this episode, we dig through their press conferences to find some clues about what to expect from aspects of the offense and defense this upcoming season. Could...

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Adam, Brandan, Clinton and Wilson come together for an offseason episode of PNW prop stars. What are some of our favorite predictions going into the 2023 season? Whether it's a look at what we think our Seahawks will do, rooting for our rivals to fail, or cheering on a former Seahawks player – we have...

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The Seahawks 2022 draft was so darn good it's easy to forget just how many rookies had HUGE roles for our team last year. Adam and Mr. Phil take a dive into who entering their sophomore season is ready for a big jump and which players might fall prey to the pesky sophomore slump? Support...

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Is it our stars, is it cagey vets, is it up and coming talent that haven't quite caught on yet? Who are we pulling for the MOST in 2023 to not only make the team, but to have a BIG impact and why? Tune in as we celebrate a YouTube milestone and discuss why we...

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This week Mr. Phil asks the team to think critically on the most and least likely improved parts of our team. The answers span individual players, specific groups, and even formations we think we'll see less of in 2023 and why. Dive in, enjoy the Seahawks debate and Go Hawks!! Support the show Get in...

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Brandan, Adam, and Clinton debate and discuss the most important players on our 2023 Seattle Seahawks. Call them the keystones, call them the catalysts, call them what you will. The boys from the pod discuss six different players, three we believe will be the key player and three “dark horse” selections of players we feel can really change the course of our team this season.

Which player(s) do YOU think are the keystones to our 2023 season?

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With the rookies from the Seahawks 2023 NFL Draft reporting to mini camp, we got the first chance to hear directly from them at the VMAC. Their interviews give us another perspective on the players, their personalities and reactions to their transition to professional football. Before we get to the class, we hear from Pete Carroll and get a sense of how he's been energized going into the upcoming season.

Pete certainly made an early impression on some of the rookies, as Derick Hall commented on Coach Carroll's first meeting with the players. As excited as we were initially with players from the first two days, we became more intrigued by the late round players based off of their interviews. Jerrick Reed talked about giving up video games to dive into the playbook while Olu Oluwatimi talked about the transition from a pro style offense playing at Michigan.

In the second half of the show, we talk about how the Russell Wilson trade turned out for the Seahawks now that all of the picks are in. We also put into perspective any complaints about the offseason in comparison with some of the other NFL organizations. In the Do Better segment, Adam tells a story about an awkward interaction during his trip to the store. Better at Life honors go to a truck stop chain for a very specific feature and to the Seahawks player with the best reaction to being drafted.

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Once the schedule comes out every year, Dave Bloomquist deconstructs the Seahawks schedule and looks for where the easiest and toughest stretches for the team could be independent of strength of schedule. It also helps uncover games that could be easier or more difficult that originally projected. Plus, which teams appear to have the most favorable schedules? This is generally a list that the Rams have been on, but why has that changed this season? Could there be a new ‘Lamb-spiracy' in the works?

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EJ Snyder of Bootleg Football is back on the show to break down the Seahawks 2023 draft class. The Seahawks class was announced as EJ's favorite on one of Bootleg's post-draft shows. But is it possible that it could have been better? We discuss some of the players who were still on the board and why Seattle could have picked the guys they did versus other available options. Not only did they have one of his favorite draft classes, EJ explains why he had his eye on some of the undrafted free agents that signed in Seattle.

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While the pundits are all A++++ on this year's Seahawks draft there's legitimate discussions to be had on where our Seahawks hit and where, maybe, we might have done better. Join Adam & Phil as they discuss their favorite picks from this year's draft and where they think we still have work to do.

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The schedule is out and it's an interesting one with a game vs. our playoff savior Lions in week 2, an early bye in week 5, a gauntlet of elite teams starting on Thanksgiving, back to back Thursday night affairs, and a soft landing that could be prepping our Seahawks for a deep playoff push!

We talk about it all and we of course discuss which games we want to head to in 2023!

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With pick 20 in this year's draft the Seahawks decided to hit the gas on their offense by selecting the consensus top wide receiver in the class, Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

Was this the right move? What can we expect from JSN? Is there room in an already crowded WR room??? We'll dive into all things JSN as our #Seahawks decided to go from very good to potentially very elite at wide receiver in 2023.

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Our Seahawks seemed to take a “Good to Great” approach in this year's draft often choosing best player available even in areas where the team was already quite good. It didn't take long for John Schneider to showcase this philosophy taking elite Illinois cornerback with the 5th pick overall in the 2023 draft. We discuss how this thumper fits and what it does to a unit that was already well above average and what his presence allows for defensively as we head into the 2023 season. We also address why the Seahawks would have passed on addressing another key need and the draft trade that told us all we needed to know about the player.

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Imagine a super power so strong that you can choose which of your team's draft picks go on to have big success in the NFL… the only catch is, you can ONLY choose four of them to hit!

Listen in as we discuss if such a super power existed, which four new Seahawks would they choose to be big impact players, and why?

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The Seahawks selected 10 players in the 2023 NFL Draft and split them evenly between the offense and defense. Did they improve in the biggest areas of need or was they picking strictly at best player available?

Here's a look at the Seahawks 2023 NFL Draft class:

R1·Pick 5(5) – CB Devon Witherspoon
R1·Pick 20(20) – WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba
R2·Pick 6(37) – OLB Derick Hall
R2·Pick 21(52) – RB Zach Charbonnet
R4·Pick 6(108) – G Anthony Bradford
R4·Pick 21(123) – DT Cameron Young
R5·Pick 16(151) – DE Mike Morris
R5·Pick 19(154) – C Olu Oluwatimi
R6·Pick 21(198) – S Jerrick Reed II
R7·Pick 20(237) – RB Kenny McIntosh

In a draft with a record number of trades, John Schneider only managed one move and it was to give up a third round pick for a future third rounder. Did he miss on his evaluation of where certain position groups would come off the board? In some cases the Seahawks kicked off big runs on position groups. We discuss the philosophy behind this draft strategy, our favorite picks, and the only real grade you can give this year's draft.

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It's NFL Draft Week! NFL Draft analyst Joe DeLeone is back on the show for another draft chat as we head into this year's draft! What's changed for our Seahawks? How has the outlook changed for the how the top picks in the draft could come off the board? We discuss options in the early rounds for the Seahawks to help improve almost every position group as we are just a few days away from the 2023 NFL Draft!

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We're back for the second part of our post-free agency roster analysis as we look toward the defense. How does the secondary compare to the front seven and what is our confidence level going into the draft? We take a look at the long-term outlook based on which contracts have players sticking with the team beyond 2023.

As we discussed with part one, where do we agree? Do we have any big gaps in our views? What does the flock think?

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It's fully draft season Flock and we've got a boat-load of picks including 4 in the first 52 (or as Brandan says 4 in the first 40 after Schneider does wizard things)… so we wanted to debate which pick in the first 2 rounds is THE most important for Seattle to nail and how does it unlock the team in 2023 and beyond.

Believe it or not, Brandan, Adam, and Clinton all have different opinions on what pick might matter most and what to do with that selection!

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Is John Schneider a good NFL GM? He's taken his dings in terms of drafting throughout the years but how about when John actually has picks in the top-15, how has he (and Pete) done with high draft capital?

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With Jalen Carter set to visit the Seahawks on Tuesday, EJ Snyder of Bootleg Football joined the show to talk about some of the news and rumors surrounding the defensive prospect. His agent said he isn't taking any visits outside of the Top 10. Is there even a chance he could slip out of the Top 10 based on his off-field concerns and Pro Day reports.

Could the Seahawks go after a top cornerback in the draft? Who could make sense for them? One mock draft had them taking Joey Porter Jr., but is that a realistic possibility? Juice Scruggs is a center that EJ recently posted an interview with. We talk about Scruggs and some of the other possible centers if Seattle chooses to pass on the position near the top of the draft.

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Coming into the offseason the Seahawks faced questions about improving their run defense and whether or not they would stick with Geno Smith or pursue a quarterback with their early draft pick. Smith's contract paired with Drew Lock's return suggests that the most likely outcome is to continue to find pieces to win with Geno. Being in a similar situation didn't stop them from pursuing a quarterback in 2012. However, going for top prospect on defense, bolstering the offensive line and getting another offensive weapon helps set a more focused plan to compete in relatively weak conference in 2023.

We go through some scenarios regarding how the Seahawks could approach the draft and talk about why the team is putting in the effort to scout some of the top quarterbacks in the class. Adam is certain that Anthony Richardson would need multiple seasons to develop into a potential quarterback. Similarly, Trey Lance is trying to work back into the starting lineup in Santa Clara, but he'll have to get reps over Sam Darnold if Brock Purdy isn't going to be ready for the 2023 season.

In the second half of the show, we talk about some of the NFL's latest rule changes and one rule they opted to remain unchanged. In Do Better, we talk about the shift away from allowing people to work from home and a recent mock draft that may have questionable motives. Better at Life honors go out to the flock and to Bobby Wagner for his return to Seattle.

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After a flurry of free-agency moves and releases the Seahawks are hauling over much of their team, but have we improved? In this episode of Sea Hawkers What If? — the Protector of the Seahawks multiverse, Mr. Phil, asks Brandan, Adam, and Clinton to rank our roster position by position right now.

This is part 1 in this 2-parter and we're focused on the offense. Where do we agree? Where do we have big gaps in our views and most importantly, what do you, the Flock, think!???

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Good bye number 45 and welcome back number 54! We celebrate the homecoming of Bobby Wagner. Is it all good news? Are we “set” at LB and did we miss out on other, younger LBs? The guys debate the move and where our Seahawks must focus next to finish off free agency and the draft season strong! Plus, we have a discussion around the meaning behind the selfie tour with several of the quarterbacks expected to go at the top of the draft.

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Bobby Wagner is back with the Seahawks! Brent Taylor, editor at the Alabama Crimson Tide SB Nation site Roll Bama Roll, joins us to talk about the return of Bobby as well as the Alabama Pro Day from last week. There's one player, particularly in terms of his versatility, that Brent has his eye on. Two Alabama players are expected to go in the top 5, and may even go before Seattle picks, as Will Anderson and Bryce Young are two of the top college players on defense and offense respectively. But should the Seahawks move up to take Young or take him if he slides to the 5th spot? Brent has a strong opinion on this based on his comparisons to Russell Wilson's game.

Check out Brent's article from June of 2022 on Brian Branch:

https://www.rollbamaroll.com/2022/6/21/23165285/longform-how-nick-saban-has-used-star-to-keep-alabama-football-ahead-of-the-curve-minkah-fitzpatrick

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Brandan, Adam, and Clinton discuss the three newest free agency additions to our Seattle Seahawks! Where will the Seahawks play Julian Love? What does it mean for our scheme and current roster? Will Devin Bush be this year's Artie Burns or will he find his old glory as a true baller? Is Evan Brown our new center and why was he so cheap? We talk draft, roster battles and more on this episode!

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We turn the question-asking over to YOU, the members of the Sea Hawkers Podcast flock and run through a gauntlet of your questions spanning free-agency, draft philosophies, and making fun of the 49ers.

All questions for this episode were generated by our members of the Flock in our Discord or Facebook Ring of Honor – so thank YOU Flock for the great questions.

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As we put a bow on the 2022 season for the Seahawks, we talk about some of the milestones the team hit and the excitement for the future considering the rookies that showed potential. But will Geno Smith be a part of the Seahawks future? Should he be part of the future if the team's goal is to win a Super Bowl sometime in the next three years.

We take a look at the data in what successful teams have done in recent years and found that drafting a quarterback in the top 10 is a much bigger risk than drafting a defensive player in that same range. Plus, it has generally taken a top defense in points allowed to make a deep run into the postseason.

With free agency a topic to discuss over the next few weeks, we take our first look at the players who would be key for Seattle to re-sign and which ones could walk. There's one player in particular the Seahawks could go after if they wanted to make a big splash in free agency (if that player is available. But it would also be fun if they traded for another future first rounder to give us another team that we could cheer for their demise.

To close the show, a former Seahawks player and the Panini trading card company get called out to Do Better. Finally, the latest space effort and the fundraising drive by our Flock get the Better at Life honors.

2022 Podcast Pick'em League

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Jim Nagy, Executive Director of the Senior Bowl and former scout for the Seattle Seahawks, joins the show to preview the upcoming all-star game. Nagy talks about his reaction to the Seahawks season and why he wasn't surprised to see them perform well. We discuss which players should be on your watch list going into the game, and which player could stand out as one of the top personalities.

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Our first-ever PNW Prop Star of the Year is crowned! As Wilson discusses his trip to Santa Clara and Adam tries to understand why an “atmospheric river” decided to pull a no-show in northern, CA, Clinton calmly collects another weekly crown delivered to him by the Seahawks Ken Walker.

The crew then discusses the year that was, what lessons were learned, and why the results are obvious – you CAN bet your favorite team AND make $$$.

PNW Prop Stars season 1 comes to an end but we'll be back with some off-season fodder and of course the Sea Hawkers Podcast marches on with weekly shows and off-season specials.

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The Seahawks head coach was at the podium this week to reflect on some of the problems with the 2022 season and look ahead to the 2023 offseason. Was a change to the defensive scheme to blame? Or will they need to add competition on the line to create problems for opponents next year. With a top 5 draft pick, Carroll also addresses the idea of looking at the top QBs from this year's class. We also hear from Pete on the outlook for injuries to Jamal Adams, Jordyn Brooks, Rashaad Penny and others.

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Following the playoff loss to the San Francisco 49ers, the question of the future of Geno Smith as the Seahawks quarterback was one of the most frequent questions. Pete Carroll, Tyler Lockett, DK Metcalf and Geno himself weighed in on his potential future with the team, although Metcalf seemed to be under the impression that Smith's future with the team was already secure. We also heard from Ryan Neal and Quandre Diggs, and Neal had a particularly emotional reaction to close the season.

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Soooo close and yet… a loss to our biggest rivals. Brandan and Clinton spend the hour discussing the micro-moments from barely missed blocks to poor angles, to the fact that Ken Walker only ran the ball 2 times the entire second half!

But in true 3 IN, 3 OUT fashion, it's not at all, all bad. There was some great in this game that will propel us as we head into the 2023 season.

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The Seattle Seahawks closed out their 2022 campaign with a playoff loss, and they gave us a glimmer of hope that they could move on to the next round. With a 17-16 lead coming out of the first half, the Seahawks fumbled away a chance to match the 49ers first touchdown of the second half. With the defense unable to make a stop after halftime, the offense never had a chance. One bit of good news, was that this game demonstrated a major area of need for the Seahawks to address this offseason.

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Regulators, mount up! If this is our last ride we're going big! If you've followed along all year we are ALL in the $$$ and now we're aiming to each become THE PNW Prop Star of the Year! While Wilson takes some homer bets, Clinton's calling for Kittle & K9 to combine for most of the scoring. Meanwhile, Adam is over the over and laying most of the lumber on various unders.

Who will be the PNW Prop Star of the Year!!!? And heck, how about we beat the friggin' 49ers and have to play at least one more week!

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The Seahawks face the 49ers for the third and final time today in the Wild Card round. Pete Carroll thinks the biggest challenge in the matchup is countering the 49ers' defense although he has a list of impressive players on their offense as well. We hear from Geno Smith about execution on offense and how he failed to execute while lined up across from Jalen Ramsey in Sunday's game against the Rams.

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After the loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, of course we need to hear what Pete Carroll has to say about the terrible run defense, or the inability to run the football. What we want to hear, though, is Pete's reaction to something that came to light following the game. On Quandre Diggs' first interception,...

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After getting to enjoy a Raiders win in overtime during the bye week last week, this overtime game was not as enjoyable. Were the officials to blame? Do you put in on the defense? Should the offense have put up more points in regulation? Does Drew Lock need to shave his mustache? These are all...

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Ahead of the Seahawks game against the Raiders, much of the praise for the opposition was directed toward Davante Adams and Maxx Crosby. We also heard from Tre Brown about his recovery and potential return to the field. DK Metcalf talked about what he likes about Adams' game. Will Dissly and Abe Lucas gave their...

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This week on PNW Prop Stars, Brandan fills in for the ill-stricken Adam, who would otherwise be celebrating his sixth win in seven goes. Wilson decides to fulfill his promises on third down. Brandan also takes a big swing on his third bet, while Clinton decides to play it safe. Tune in for our top...

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The World Cup is on and this week's Sea Hawkers What If? explores the multiverse of our upcoming game vs. the Raiders through the lens of “Corners”, “Crosses”, “Hat Tricks” and more. Are most fans sleeping on dahhhh Raiders and are they really as bad as they appear? We talk about what we'll have to...

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The Seahawks head into their bye week at 6-4 after some record predictions had Seattle at the bottom of the NFC West and winning only three games. With the loss to the Tampa Bay Bucs, they fall to 0-3 against the NFC South. We talk about what we want to see against the Panthers game...

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Geno Smith was on the podium following the Seahawks loss to the Bucs on Sunday and taking the blame for losing the ball in a critical moment. Both Geno and Pete Carroll talked about the condition of the field and the impact on the game. Bryan Mone was a healthy scratch for the game and...

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It's been a while since we've had to start the show on the OUT side of the ledger, but that's where we begin this week. We shine the spotlight on special teams as there were a couple bright spots on the day in the losing effort. Though, there were some negative moments, too. Despite a...

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The Seattle Seahawks bounced back in the second half after getting shut out by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the first half. But it was a second half turnover inside the red zone that helped doom the Seahawks to a 21-16 loss. A non-existent run game, a terrible third down conversion rate and a defense...

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Seahawks linebacker Aaron Donkor joined the team last year as part of the International Player Pathway Program and now gets to be part of the first NFL regular season game in his home country. The Seahawks players and coaches talked about their respect for Tom Brady and Bucs defensive lineman Vita Vea. Plus, you'll want...

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Wilson takes the crown over from Adam as we all bet on Brady not throwing the ball downfield. While Adam thinks this is a real slugfest, Wilson and Clinton bet big that the Seahawks can muster up enough offense to lock in some “over” wagers. Support the show Get in the Flock! Visit GetInTheFlock.com Or...

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While the Bucs will look to sail on, our Seahawks will be happy to fly in to the friendly confines of Allianz Stadium in Germany! Grab your largest Beer and let's talk about the Seahawks multiverse of possibilities vs. Brady, Lenny, and the Bucs Support the show Get in the Flock! Visit GetInTheFlock.com Or visit...

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The 2022 Seahawks rookie class has been impressive throughout the first half of the season, but cornerback Tariq Woolen may be the most impressive so far. Based on how the Arizona Cardinals approached Woolen and his performance against one of the league's top receivers, we can now say that the rookie has officially arrived on...

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In the Seahawks 31-21 win over the Arizona Cardinals, we got to see some fancy footwork in the back of the end zone by DK Metcalf. DK was asked if he knew for sure that he had the touchdown. Geno Smith talked about the three touchdown drives he led in the second half and what...

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Just like every good baseball team needs a solid closer, the Seattle Seahawks may have found a player to help close out their wins with running back Ken Walker. However, as we dive into the nooks and crannies of this week's win, there might be one spot in the rookie's game in need of improvement....

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After spotting the Arizona Cardinals seven points and allowing the NFC West rival to take the lead, the Seahawks offense turned things around and never looked back on their way to a 31-21 victory. Ken Walker took over the second half of the game and helped close out the victory along with a big play...

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The Seattle Seahawks close out their regular season series against the Arizona Cardinals this week. One thing that has changed from their matchup just a few short weeks ago, DeAndre Hopkins is back in the lineup for the Cards. Pete Carroll said that will shift the Seahawks focus now with this game. We also got...

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After dominating the New York Giants last week, the Seahawks remain at the top of the NFC West standings. Although Tyler Lockett had a rough day, he was able to redeem himself in the end. There were moments on camera during the game and even after the game that shows just how close this team...

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Note: Changing up the order this week. Look for Episode 389 tomorrow. Glendale is a spooky place where weird things happen but how are our #Seahawks underdogs give the respective DVOAs of these 2 teams??? Traverse the multiverse of the possibilities on Sea Hawkers What If? your UNIQUE Seahawks game preview podcast. What can...

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Note: Changing up the order this week. Look for Episode 389 tomorrow. Glendale is a spooky place where weird things happen but how are our #Seahawks underdogs give the respective DVOAs of these 2 teams??? Traverse the multiverse of the possibilities on Sea Hawkers What If? your UNIQUE Seahawks game preview podcast. What can...

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Our Seahawks did a whole lot right once again in this resounding 27 – 13 toppling of the New York Football Giants. Bruce went bowling, Deejay Dallas won through Analysis, and Blythe was just practicing his direct snaps to Kenneth Walker III. Join Clinton and Brandan on the most unique game recap show out there,...

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Our Seahawks did a whole lot right once again in this resounding 27 – 13 toppling of the New York Football Giants. Bruce went bowling, Deejay Dallas won through Analysis, and Blythe was just practicing his direct snaps to Kenneth Walker III. Join Clinton and Brandan on the most unique game recap show out there,...

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The Seahawks got the 27-13 victory over the New York Giants on Sunday, but heading into the fourth quarter the outcome was nowhere near close to a lock. Part of that were due to some uncharacteristic struggles by Tyler Lockett who failed to get both feet in bounds on a touchdown catch, fumbled the ball...

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The Seattle Seahawks run defense was questionable, and that's being generous, through the first few weeks of the season. It was enough to give pause to the idea that they'd be able to stop Saquon Barkley and Daniel Jones. The defensive line had another solid performance finishing the day with five sacks and holding Barkley...

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Leading up to the game this week, we heard from Pete Carroll and the challenges the Giants pose to the Seahawks. Quinton Jefferson commented on the Giants top RB Saquon Barkley. Quandre Diggs had commentary about the effects artificial turf has on players. We also heard from the two coordinators, Shane Waldron and Clint Hurtt,...

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A new Ant-Man trailer explores the quantum realm and Sea Hawkers What If? explores the Seahawks multiverse!!! The G-Men hit the PNW and we're asking ourselves are either or both of these teams for real? Join Brandan, Clinton and Mr. Phil...

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Since the season started with the Seahawks Super Bowl (facing off against Russ and the Denver Broncos), Adam is continuing with the theme of naming a lot of these matchups. Geno Smith is on the third leg of his “revenge tour” as one listener points out that he's 2-0 now going up against Russ and...

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For two weeks in a row now, we've seen notable improvements on the defensive side of the football by the Seahawks. Whether it was a defensive adjustment, improved communication through a players only meeting on defense, or a combination of those things – it appears to be working. Can they carry the momentum into this...

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Following the Seahawks 37-23 win over the Los Angeles Chargers, Head Coach Pete Carroll offered his thoughts on the victory and the performance of wide receiver Marquise Goodwin on the day. Ken Walker's 74-yard touchdown run helped put the game away and was the exclamation point on an impressive performance by the rookie running back....

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The Seattle Seahawks went on the road and thumped the Los Angeles chargers 37-23 this week. Geno Smith was on point, efficient and likely has a better day if not for a couple passes that should have been caught. Ken Walker had a breakout game rushing for more than 150 yards and two touchdowns. On...

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The Seahawks take on the Los Angeles Chargers on the road today and we heard a lot of praise on the podium for some of the stars on offense. Pete Carroll talked about some of the challenges Justin Herbert and Austin Ekeler offer. Geno Smith and Uchenna Nwosu talk about facing off against their former...

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Adam comes to defend his three-peat as Clinton and Wilson try to find unique ways to take back the PNW Prop Star crown. Clinton's taking the under on Lockett (if he plays) while Wilson thinks DK stays under 70 yards. Meanwhile, Adam is all in on Ekeler causing our Seahawks havoc all day. PNW Prop...

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Our 3-3 Seahawks traverse down the coast to play a complex Super Chargers team that is loaded on paper and herky-jerky on grass. Who will step up, who will step in it, and what if our Seahawks can ride the lightning to a 4-3 record!

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Our 3-3 Seahawks traverse down the coast to play a complex Super Chargers team that is loaded on paper and herky-jerky on grass. Who will step up, who will step in it, and what if our Seahawks can ride the lightning to a 4-3 record!

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Boye, QJ, Nwosu, Taylor, Mone, Harris, and Pooooooona showed up and showed out as our Seahawks got back to the basics of containing Kyler Murray, getting home with consistent pressure, and allowing our young DB core go do their thing. This unique Seahawks Cardinals recap looks at 3 of the non-obvious great plays or players...

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Geno Smith and Quadre Diggs were on the podium following the Seahawks 19-9 win over the Arizona Cardinals and had good things to say about the rookies that stood out during the game. Pete Carroll gave his thoughts on which aspects of the defense are sustainable going forward. Ken Walker and Tariq Woolen were also...

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Geno Smith and Quadre Diggs were on the podium following the Seahawks 19-9 win over the Arizona Cardinals and had good things to say about the rookies that stood out during the game. Pete Carroll gave his thoughts on which aspects of the defense are sustainable going forward. Ken Walker and Tariq Woolen were also...

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The Seahawks notched their first win over a division rival on Sunday taking down the Cardinals in a game that makes us wonder if we can even play a normal game against Arizona. Tariq Woolen is now making a play for defensive rookie of the year with what he's been able to do through the...

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The Seahawks notched their first win over a division rival on Sunday taking down the Cardinals in a game that makes us wonder if we can even play a normal game against Arizona. Tariq Woolen is now making a play for defensive rookie of the year with what he's been able to do through the...

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This week on PNW Prop Stars, Adam claims his second-consecutive Prop Star of the Week award from a below-freezing hobo shed. Wilson bets big on the Seahawks offense and Clinton looks to keep the hot streak of tight end bets going, while the pair go in different directions with their Fail Mary parlays. Finally, after...

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This week on PNW Prop Stars, Adam claims his second-consecutive Prop Star of the Week award from a below-freezing hobo shed. Wilson bets big on the Seahawks offense and Clinton looks to keep the hot streak of tight end bets going, while the pair go in different directions with their Fail Mary parlays. Finally, after...

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As the city of Seattle goes ga-ga for the feisty Mariners, the Protector of the Seahawks Multiverse crafted a baseball-themed preview show as we look at fastballs, sliders, and curveballs each team can put on the other. As Adam (filling in for Brandan this week) predicts more homeruns from Tyler Lockett, Clinton is wishing that...

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As the city of Seattle goes ga-ga for the feisty Mariners, the Protector of the Seahawks Multiverse crafted a baseball-themed preview show as we look at fastballs, sliders, and curveballs each team can put on the other. As Adam (filling in for Brandan this week) predicts more homeruns from Tyler Lockett, Clinton is wishing that...

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The Seahawks came back to take the lead after being down two scores going into the fourth quarter against the New Orleans Saints. Unfortunately, it was the defenses inability to stop Taysom Hill from doing anything that showed up once again in the fourth quarter and allowed the go ahead score. There were some moments...

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The Seahawks came back to take the lead after being down two scores going into the fourth quarter against the New Orleans Saints. Unfortunately, it was the defenses inability to stop Taysom Hill from doing anything that showed up once again in the fourth quarter and allowed the go ahead score. There were some moments...

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After several years of pulling the INs and OUTs from the micro moments in the game, we've come across one where most of the biggest moments were in the biggest plays. On the long run by Taysom Hill, we talk about the player who got pushed out of the play the most. When the Seahawks...

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Once again the Seahawks defense struggled to keep the opposition out of the end zone. Taysom Hill and Alvin Kamara teamed up to rush for more than 200 yards on the ground and put up 39 points. The defense managed two takeaways on the day, but struggled inside the red zone. The offense for the...

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The Seattle Seahawks are back on the road and playing another early game, this week against the New Orleans Saints. They're coming off a loss on the road in England last week and are looking to bounce back after falling to 1-3 on the season. Clint Hurtt offered his thoughts on the defensive performance last...

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This week on PNW Prop Stars, we commend Adam for his stellar Week 4 performance as he joins us from the road. Wilson and Adam join Clinton on the tight end hype train, but disagree on which figurative boxcar to ride with. Additionally, all three experts also take assorted parlays for their Fail Marys, and...

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As we look ahead to the Week 5 matchup for the Seahawks, we reflect on a time when the Saints were often referred to as the Aint's, due to years of terrible play. Can the defense turn things around this week against a Saints offense that has been struggling this season? How might the defense...

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With the Seahawks 48-45 performance against the Detroit Lions, it helped earn several players league-wide recognition for their performance. Geno Smith was named player of the week, Rashaad Penny earned the honor of the ground player of the week and Tariq Woolen was among the finalists for top defensive honors. But was that good football...

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In addition to celebrating a 48-45 victory, the Seahawks were able to celebrate an addition to the Meyers family after the game. Rashaad Penny was a big factor in the win over the Lions after running for a touchdown on a 3rd and 16 and going over 150 yards on the day. DK Metcalf also...

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With 48 points on the board for the Seahawks there are plenty of positive areas to focus on with this week's INs. However, there were also 45 points on the opposing side of the scoreboard. That leaves plenty of room on the OUT side of the ledger for this week's show. But does every player...

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As predicted earlier this week, it was a defense optional game for both the Lions and Seahawks. Fortunately for Seattle, they were able to maintain a lead throughout the game as Geno Smith helped lead the offense on a punt-free day. DK Metcalf led the team through the air as Rashaad Penny had a two-breakaway...

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Ahead of today's road game against the Detroit Lions, Quandre Diggs reflected on his time in Detroit and going back to face the Lions for the first time since his trade in 2019. Coordinators Shane Waldron and Clint Hurtt talked about what to expect from the opposing sides offensively and defensively. While there are several...

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This week on PNW Prop Stars, we crown a new Prop Star of the Week as Wilson is unseated from the throne. Brandan joins the show in Adam's absence, and Clinton makes a splash with a high-stakes third down bet. The team also seeks some longer than usual odds on the Fail Mary. Support the...

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Former Detroit Lions safety Glover Quin joined the show this week to preview the matchup between the Lions and Seahawks. Amon-Ra St. Brown and D'Andre Swift were questionable toward the middle of the week and are now out, which made it difficult to predict how this matchup could go. Quin talks about some of the...

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Traverse the multiverse of Seahawks possibilities as we dive into the fermenting formidable foes from Rock City… the Detroit Lions. We let our motors get running on this episode of What If? as the Protector himself asks about our emerging run game, the Lions we must shut down to keep the pedal to the metal,...

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The Seattle Seahawks offense bounced back after six straight quarters of failing to score as we saw a unit that can at least put up points against sub-par defenses. Defensively for Seattle, it appears to be a different story. Are they a broken unit? Or can Pete Carroll and Clint Hurtt find a way to...

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On Monday, after the loss to the Atlanta Falcons, Pete Carroll explained why he has optimism for the offense going forward. He listed a number of key areas that usually spell success for the Seahawks if those particular goals are reached. We also heard from Uchenna Nwosu and Will Dissly about their part in some...

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Starting with an out this week as the Seahawks failed to score with an opportunity to win at the end of the game. Are people really mad at Geno? What Action Greenshoots did we see throughout the game that bodes well for the rest of the year? Plus, we take a look over at Buffalo...

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In the first two games of the season, the Seahawks defense struggled against the run. It was no different against the Falcons as they failed to contain Cordarrelle Patterson. In addition, they gave up a 3rd and 19 that allowed Atlanta to continue a key drive in the first half. In this post-game show we...

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Ahead of today's game against the Atlanta Falcons, we heard from Seahawks coaches Pete Carroll, Shane Waldron and Clint Hurtt. Expect running backs Rashaad Penny and Ken Walker to split snaps in the run game now that Walker is returning from injury. Safety Josh Jones talked about the defensive struggles against the run game so...

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This week on PNW Prop Stars, Clinton, Adam, and Wilson celebrate the 10th anniversary of the “Fail Mary” (or Golden Tate's great catch, according to Adam) by betting big on the Seahawks running game. Wilson is crowned Prop Star of the Week for the second consecutive week despite a strong challenge, and Clinton goes for...

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The Seattle Seahawks are back at home this week and taking on a rival bird team in the Atlanta Falcons. So we are taking flight on this week's edition of What If and explore topics around the themes of flying high, flying right and learning to fly. Can DK Metcalf catch some high flying long...

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After flying high from a Week 1 victory over the Denver Broncos, the Seahawks returned to earth following their matchup in Santa Clara. Geno Smith was efficient in the passing game, but Seattle was never able to run the ball effectively and got run over early by the 49ers offense. Was this game closer than...

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The Seahawks were riding a wave of positive emotions coming off the Monday Night Football win. Did that have an impact on how the team played Sunday against the 49ers? Pete Carroll, Geno Smith and Quandre Diggs each offered their perspective on if that was a factor in the loss. Tyler Lockett talked about some...

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In a 27-7 loss where the offense failed to score, one would think there is little to point to in terms of the positives. But this is 3 IN, 3 OUT where we will always look for some positive components of the game to balance out the negatives we saw. There was a rookie on...

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With the loss to the San Francisco 49ers, the Seahawks NFC West rival was finally able to get their win percentage up over .300 against Pete Carroll. Seattle's inability to get the run game going with either Rashaad Penny or Ken Walker was a major part of Seattle failing to score on offense. Of course...

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Throughout the week we heard from Seahawks coaches Pete Carroll, Shane Waldron and Clint Hurtt about today's matchup with the San Francisco 49ers. Quarterback Geno Smith says it will be a test for the offensive line, running backs and protections. Jordyn Brooks talked about some communication problems the defense had with the noise at Lumen...

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The Seahawks take on the 49ers in Santa Clara and Vegas has the Niners as HUGE favorites. Check out our top bets, parlays, and even our signature “Fail Mary” this week only on PNW Prop Stars, the ONLY, Seahawks ONLY gambling show in the multiverse! 2022 Podcast Pick'em League Support the show Get in the...

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The San Francisco 49ers have their first home game this weekend as the Seattle Seahawks come to town. After such a big win for Seattle this past week, should we expect that the players to come down from an emotional high? What will we be looking for if the pass defense plays well enough to...

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We got an honest moment from head coach Pete Carroll this week and he freely admitted how much this game meant to get the win to kick off the season. However, in an interview after the game he did leave us guessing as to some of the reasons why it meant so much more. Either...

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The Seattle Seahawks faced off against Russell Wilson and the Denver Broncos in Week 1 of the 2022 NFL season. With less than a minute on the clock, the Broncos ran down the clock to 20 seconds and elected to take a shot at a 64-yard field goal rather than go for it on 4th...

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With the Seattle Seahawks facing off against Russell Wilson on Monday Night Football, several of the players and coaches were asked about their thoughts on going up against the former Seattle quarterback. Tyler Lockett was asked to respond to the idea that the expectations for the Seahawks are low this season. Nick Bellore has ideas...

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With Geno Smith starting for the Seahawks in Week 1, Adam, Wilson and Clinton dive into this week's prop bets to see where the disrespect shows up most. The guys talk about potential value around the expectation for Smith to protect the football, to link up with a tight end or receiver for the first...

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The regular season is here and the Let's Ride Curse is real. With those two indisputable facts in mind, Brandan, Clinton and Phil preview the Monday Night Football matchup this week and consider a variety of potential outcomes. What if Rashaad Penny is no longer cursed with the injury bug that we've seen in past...

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On the podium this week, Pete Carroll offered his thoughts on the selections of the four Seahawks team captains announced this week. He also talked about having all the information he has to take on his former quarterback on Monday night. Plus some injury updates and how he's dealing with players emotions when they face...

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The 2022 NFL season kicks off with a bang as Russell Wilson returns to Seattle for his first game in a Broncos uniform. What do we need to see from our Seahawks to pull off a Week 1 upset over Denver? Pete Carroll knows what Russ wants to do, and Wilson knows how Pete wants...

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Adam Emmert has a take, in fact he's got 5 of them for you so you can deal with obnoxious Denver Broncos. Living in Montana and being way too close to “Broncos Country Let's Riiiiiide” has him feeling a sorta way. Enjoy and Go Seahawks! The video version is available on YouTube. 2022 Podcast Pick'em...

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Seahawks defensive lineman Myles Adams joins us to talk about his journey as an undrafted free agent trying to make the NFL in a 2020 season altered by new protocols and no preseason games. Perseverance through that season and then a 2021 season on the practice squad has led to making the 53-man roster heading...

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Dareke Young, Myles Adams and 2022 undrafted free agent Joey Blunt were on the podium this week and reacting to the news that they make the Seahawks initial 53-man roster. Seattle added linebacker depth by way of roster cuts in Carolina and Sean Mannion is back on the team as the practice squad quarterback. Pete...

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The Seahawks cut a number of recognizable names on Tuesday to get to their ‘initial' 53-man roster. Marquise Blair, Justin Coleman and Freddie Swain made the list of the most notable names, but were they a surprise to anyone. There's one name of note that may have been a surprise to some that he made...

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Today's show focuses on the press conferences following the final preseason game of the year. Pete Carroll talked about his decision to name Geno Smith as the starting quarterback as well as his thoughts on wrapping up the preseason. Geno was asked for his reaction to the news that he'd be starting behind center to...

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Three preseason games and three preseason losses for our Seattle Seahawks. However, in true 3 IN, 3 OUT fashion, there are some positive takeaways when it comes to giving Geno Smith some opportunities for success heading into Week 1. Plus, we got some information on which cornerbacks we'd like to see starting for Seattle considering...

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Geno Smith has been named the starter after a multiple turnover performance by Drew Lock against the Cowboys. What is the soonest we could see Lock now that Smith has won the job? Or was that the kind of performance that limits Drew to the backup spot until there is an injury? We get into...

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This week's game day ‘From the Podium' episode goes back through the week with quotes from Pete Carroll about the quarterback situation. Defensive coordinator Clint Hurtt talks about some of the preseason defensive standouts who are trying to make the team. Veteran Al Woods still gets nervous before games. DK Metcalf talks about his expectations...

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Drew Lock is expected to play a majority of the game against the Cowboys as Dallas is expected to sit most of their starters. Does that mean the Seahawks should be easy favorites to beat the money line? Geno Smith is now the favorite to win the job after Lock sat out the second week...

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Following the last preseason game coming up against the Cowboys, we'll see the the roster cut to 53 players. In today's show we take a look at what it would take for the third wide receiver to ‘cut the mustard.' What kind of performance would ‘cut like a knife' if we see it in the...

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There are some positive takeaways coming out of the second preseason game against the Chicago Bears – as long as you really stretch what you consider as positives. The Seahawks first round pick Charles Cross had a chance to match up with one of the top pass rushers in the NFL and showed out well...

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On Sunday, Pete Carroll talked about what to expect from Drew Lock this week now that he's back at practice ahead of this week's game against the Cowboys. We heard injury updates on Damien Lewis, Ken Walker and Boye Mafe. Will Dissly offered his thoughts on the rookie tackles and Jordyn Brooks talked about an...

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3 IN, 3 OUT is the most unique Seahawks recap show in the multiverse and it is part of the Sea Hawkers Podcast stream with 5 one-of-a-kind Seahawks shows each week. Today we're diving deep into the nooks and crannies to find the positive takeaways from the Seahawks preseason game 2 vs. the Chicago Bears....

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Following the Seahawks loss to the Bears, Pete Carroll was asked if a performance like that one worried him. The coach talked about his disappointment with some fundamental problems with tackling, catching and penalties. Geno Smith offered his thoughts on the team's performance. Jacob Eason played a large portion of the game and talked about...

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With dropped passes and penalties being an issue throughout the team, the Seahawks got out to a slow start and didn't recover until the final minutes of the game. Special teams was a liability at multiple points in the game. In the second half, Jacob Eason led the team to one touchdown and had the...

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After losing to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday, the Seahawks were left with a short week to prepare for the Chicago Bears. Thursday's matchup was supposed to feature Drew Lock with the first-team offense, but shortly following that announcement was another announcement that the former Broncos QB would have to sit out. Will this change...

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It's a short week following the first preseason game on the road against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Now the Seahawks are back home and taking on the Chicago Bears. If the Seahawks don't improve in one area that caused some concern from the first preseason game, what would make this season unbearable. What about from the...

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On Saturday, the Seahawks fell to the Pittsburgh Steelers. In the press conferences following the game we heard from Pete Carroll and got his comments on the performances of Geno Smith and Drew Lock. Boye Mafe was on the podium to take questions following is two-sack performance. Lastly, DJ Dallas performed well and led the...

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3 IN, 3 OUT is the most unique Seahawks recap show in the multiverse and it is part of the Sea Hawkers Podcast stream with 5 one-of-a-kind Seahawks shows each week. Today we're talking the Southern Cross, Beefy Boys Curhan and Haynes and other not so obvious stand outs from the Seahawks pre-season game 1...

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The Seattle Seahawks fell to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday, 32-25, and fans got one full half of each quarterback. Geno Smith led a touchdown drive at the end of the first half, Drew Lock kept the team in the game and had an opportunity to lead the team to a win at the end....

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It's game day! The Seattle Seahawks traveled to Pittsburgh this weekend to take on the Steelers. Austin Blythe kicks off the show today by talking about the team's rookie tackles. Pete Carroll gives his latest thoughts on the quarterback and cornerback competition. Should we expect a heavy dose of Ken Walker in Saturday's game? Shelby...

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In today's show we hear from Colby Parkinson about how the Shane Waldron offense will be more tight end friendly. Cody Barton discussed his approach to this season with the expectation that he'd be taking on a bigger role. Nick Bellore explains how he know's he's been in the league longer than most and the...

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It's the inaugural episode of PNW Prop Stars! While nobody likes to bet on their favorite team to lose, there are some bets that can make sense based on how well you know the team you watch the most. In this episode, Clinton, Adam and Wilson discuss whether it's worth taking a shot on Pete...

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The 2022 preseason is underway for the Seahawks this Saturday as they take on the Pittsburgh Steelers on the road. Kenny Pickett, rookie quarterback for the Steelers, became infamous this offseason for his hand size and that leads into this week's theme. As we look toward the game, where are some of the signs that...

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Ahead of Saturday's mock game, we heard of Tyler Lockett taking advantage of a new offseason career in real estate and his thoughts on the new wide receiver coach. Rookie Boye Mafe talked about the feeling of getting back into pads ahead of the game. Pete Carroll offered up some insight on Mafe and some...

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The Seahawks played a mock game on Saturday and the reports coming out of the game were that Drew Lock outperformed Geno Smith. Yet the performance wasn't worthy enough for Lock to get more time with the first team offense the following day. A couple players on defense stood out among the reports and how...

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Today's show kicks off with some of the passing stats and a recap of some of the highlights from yesterday's mock game. This past week, Pete Carroll was away from practice after a positive test. As Shane Waldron explained, things in training camp progressed as usual. Offensive line coach Andy Dickerson talked about the progress...

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The 2022 season has arrived! However, with the departure of Russell Wilson and Bobby Wagner in the offseason, the expectations for this team have decreased significantly. But will this team finish among the worst in the NFL even with the loss of talent? We'll talk about who has the lead for the starting QB job...

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Quotes from days 3 & 4 of training camp. We heard from both quarterbacks competing for the starting job as Geno Smith gave his thoughts on the offensive line and Drew Lock spoke about his offseason work with DK Metcalf. Darrell Taylor talked about the areas of his game that he needs to improve on...

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On Thursday last week, DK Metcalf agreed to a 3-year contract extension to stay with the Seattle Seahawks. But based on why he wanted to stay in Seattle, does that mean we can expect an even longer Seahawks career for DK? After the deal was inked, head coach Pete Carroll, general manager John Schneider, and...

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Looking back at Wednesday and Thursday last week, the first two days of training camp where coach Pete Carroll and Seahawks players spoke to the media. Jordyn Brooks talked about the value of having his first full offseason program since joining the team and Rashaad Penny reacted to the announcement of Chris Carson's retirement. Pete...

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This show follows the 5-minute preview show the came out earlier today. In this episode, we feature all of the hosts from the 2022 show lineup: Post game shows; 3 IN, 3 OUT; press conference recaps, our traditional “flagship” weekly show; the ‘What If' preview show; and the new PNW Prop Stars. Hear from the...

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As we go into our 10th season of the podcast, we're making some big changes to the lineup! Live post-game reaction shows are coming back this year and we have a plan for daily shows throughout the week. Tune in and hear the full lineup of shows and we'll be talking about it more in...

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In the final week of our Know Your Rival series for 2022, we take our time trying to work up the interest in talking about this particular rival. The Los Angeles Rams caught so many big breaks throughout the post-season last year that it still is difficult to talk about this upcoming year without thinking...

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The Seattle Seahawks dominance over the 49ers is not a recent phenomenon. Seattle has owned the Niners since coming into the division in 2002. Although, their stake in ownership really didn't begin until the 2003 season. Since that time, they've beaten the Niners twice in a season on 11 occasions (compared to the 3 years...

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The Arizona Cardinals offseason has been filled with drama. Kyler Murray made it clear that he wants a new contract, starting center Rodney Hudson is threatening retirement, and DeAndre Hopkins was suspended for violating the PED rules. Not to mention that tragedy even struck the organization this past May. All of this endangers a historic...

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If the Seahawks don't make a move toward another starting quarterback before the start of the season, Drew Lock would be the quarterback who has the greater chance for potential upside. Geno Smith is a fine player, but Lock has the higher ceiling. Just how high is the ceiling though? We talk about one potential...

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The Seahawks have been holding OTAs and mandatory minicamp over the past couple weeks and one notable player who is absent is wide receiver DK Metcalf. Is the team close to signing the former second round pick to a long-term deal? Would it be better to wait and pay DK to see if he has...

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Organized team activities (OTAs) started for the Seahawks this past week. It's voluntary for the players to attend and participate, but there are some key takeaways that we pulled from the player interviews as well as the first injury announcement of a guy we hope to be a key player in the 2022 season. In...

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As has become an annual tradition, Dave Bloomquist (a.k.a. Hong Kong Hawk) joins the show as a long-time member of the Flock to break down the Seattle Seahawks schedule release. Where do the Seahawks have some advantages within the schedule and where are the disadvantages? Early on, Seattle faces a very heavy road schedule while...

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It was an atypical draft year for the Seattle Seahawks in many ways. First, they had a top 10 pick for the first time since 2010. Second, they didn't trade out of their first pick (partly because they didn't need to considering they had back-to-back picks in the second round). Third, they took players that...

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Rob Staton of Seahawks Draft Blog is back on the show and offering up his thoughts on the 2022 Seahawks Draft Class. The players in the class include: Round 1: Charles Cross, OT Round 2: Boye Mafe, EDGE Round 2: Ken Walker III, RB Round 3: Abraham Lucas, OT Round 4: Coby Bryant, CB Round...

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Geno Smith has signed a deal to stay with the Seahawks for 2022, but it wasn't without drama this week. Before the signing was announced, Baker Mayfield was interviewed on a podcast and said that he thinks that the Seahawks could be a possible landing spot for him. Does the Geno signing change things? We...

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Russell Wilson has been traded to the Denver Broncos, Bobby Wagner has signed with the Los Angeles Rams and there are multiple Seahawks players who have gone to the Pro Bowl who seem unlikely to return to the team. The second Hawkpocalypse of the Pete Carroll and John Schneider tenure is upon us. Both Wilson...

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Last time we checked in with Rob Staton of Seahawks Draft Blog, the Seahawks still only had one pick in the top 50. Now they have three and are in need of a quarterback. There also wasn't a lot of positivity around the options at quarterback in the draft. Now that the Seahawks are likely...

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Based on some of the clues the Seahawks are giving us, what exactly is the direction for the team in 2022? Ultimately, we'll be able to judge that better once we know who is under center to start the season. Who is the likely favorite and which quarterbacks could be an option for this year?...

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Seattle Seahawks fans were forced to move on from the best quarterback and the best linebacker in franchise history on the same day. For some fans, losing one hurts more than the other. As we attempt to understand the move, legacy has something to do with it whether it was Russell Wilson talking about his...

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Is this the beginning of Hawkpocalypse 2.0? Russell Wilson traded to the Broncos, Bobby Wagner released from the Seahawks. Could there be more trades to come for Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf? Those are questions going through the minds of so many Seahawks fans after the first week of March. Even if it's just Russ...

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Rob Staton of Seahawks Draft Blog checks in to talk about a draft strategy for Seattle heading into this year's NFL Combine. Where do they need to improve and what position groups should they target to improve where it could count most in 2022? It turns out that the area where the Seahawks need to...

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The Seattle Seahawks are shaking up the coaching staff on the defensive side of the football this offseason. What does it mean for potential changes schematically and what questions still remain? Clint Hurtt provided some thoughts toward issues we all saw this past season, but just how much input did he have in fixing those...

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We recorded live after the game and this was the result. For the uncatfished version of the episode, visit our YouTube channel.

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While watching Satan's Championship last weekend, we learned some things about ourselves that we're not proud to admit. Regardless, we discuss how we ended up having some disappointment surrounding the outcome with the Los Angeles Rams going to the Super Bowl. Can the Cincinnati Bengals save us from what feels inevitable?

The news about the Seahawks defensive coordinator spot came out after we recorded this week, and we discuss the situation around former Dolphins head coach Brian Flores. While that may not have prevented him from taking a job in Seattle, his lawsuit didn't have any impact on our desire for him to take over coaching the Seahawks defense.

Richard Sherman says that fans ready to move on from Pete Carroll need to be careful about what they wish for. He also seems to have heard from enough Seahawks fans about his departure and speculation about when it's time to move on from a star player that he went on a significant rant on his podcast with Cliff Avril as his guest.

Hopefully next year at this time, we're talking about how silly it was to even be discussing the idea of moving on from Coach Carroll. Russell Wilson seems to have burned to the ground any concerns about whether or not his finger will cause him to have any lingering accuracy issues as he dominated the Pro Bowl skills competition. A worldwide developer and Scott Zolak need to do better this week. Alternatively, an owl and his Montana friend along with Richard Sherman are all better at life.

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Seahawks fans got what might be the worst possible outcome for this year's NFC Championship game. While there wasn't a whole lot of love for long-time greats Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers, having one of your rivals guaranteed to make the Super Bowl makes it a tough game to watch. However, Tom Brady is upstaging the entire weekend after a report by ESPN said that he would be retiring this offseason. His TB12 Sports account congratulated Tom and then deleted the tweet when word came out that a decision has not been made. Multiple teammates even came out praising his time in the league. Were they not able to check in with him to know for sure if he's retiring? Why can't Brady just announce his decision and have a press conference when he's ready?

There's a general attitude among some Seahawks fans that the franchise's general manager John Schneider is bad at drafting NFL talent. We go through some of the recent drafts to see if that narrative is correct. What's the best way to determine if Schneider is better than your average GM at picking players?

In the second half of the show, we talk about why overtime rules are so hotly debated and why the current rule is fine as is even though there are some intriguing options being discussed. Closing the show we call out eBay and a writer for suggesting there are reasons to cheer for the Rams. Better at life honors go to the NFL (albeit sarcastically) and to Secret Base for a glorious 15-minute reminder of one of their greatest and most improbable comeback victories.

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The Seahawks franchise may not have made the kind of coaching change that some fans were calling for this offseason, but they did make the move that we figured would be the most likely. Defensive coordinator Ken Norton Jr. is out after spending 2010-2014 as linebackers coach for the team and as DC since his return in 2018. Seattle will also be looking for a new coach in the secondary and at quarterback coach.

So where do they go next? Do they promote from within? Do they hire a coach who Pete Carroll has history with? Or do they find someone with head coaching experience that can collaborate with Pete Carroll and offer a dynamic we haven't quite seen during his time in Seattle? We discuss why finding a coordinator with head coaching experience is preferred over someone who has never made the jump from coordinator to head coach.

In the second half of the show, we discuss the playoff games that our NFC West rivals took part in and how the divisional round should be the end of their playoff journey. A former Seahawks player gets a strong Do Better, and we question why media members at Dak Prescott's press conference didn't seem to be too concerned with his post-game commentary until the following day. Better at Life honors go out to a long-time listener for finding evidence of the NFL's favoritism in Rams coverage and to the developers at Google for honoring a legend.

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Where was that team all season? The Seahawks showed emotion, they showed an ability to come back despite adversity, and they demonstrated how they can dominate a team on the ground to set things up for deep shots down field. We got a peak at what we thought this offense could be before the season started. We even saw a competent pass rush in the second half versus Arizona. They even did it without some of their top defensive talent.

So what does it mean for the offseason? Who will be coming back in 2022? Who should the Seahawks want to bring back next year? The game against Arizona showed the one area of the team that needs to be at peak performance for the entire year and should be the biggest focus of the offseason (which also should have been the biggest focus of the previous offseason).

With an expectation that Pete Carroll and Russell Wilson will return next season, what is one big change the franchise should make considering their last place finish in the NFC West? Based on history, it's something we should have an answer about toward the middle of next week if there is going to be a change. Plus, we look at some of the key free agents and some ballpark numbers of what we think they'll sign for ahead of (or in) free agency.

In the second half of the show, we discuss the list of teams we'd be interested in seeing making a run at the Super Bowl and the only team in the NFC we can moderately cheer for. What's the worst possible Super Bowl matchup? Finally, our team's terrible schedule luck and a rival stadium need to Do Better. Plus, an author with a unique philosophy and a Seattle Kraken fan are each Better at Life.

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The Seahawks scored more than 50 points in a game for just the fifth time in franchise history. The victory over the Lions gave us a glimpse of what the Seattle offense could look like with an o-line that had the ability to routinely dominate their opponent. But we did see things happen against the Lions that happened all too often during the regular season that remain a cause for concern.

Pete Carroll said he doesn't have to mess with the reports of Russ going anywhere this offseason, because he says he knows what's actually going on and doesn't need to follow the agendas of others. However, is Russell Wilson providing fuel for that speculation through some of his recent commentary?

Seattle now travels down to Arizona for the final game of the regular season and the opportunity to close the season out with a win (something that hasn't happened since the 2013 season). Hopefully Colt McCoy isn't back under center. We're also hoping for a Rams win this weekend? Gross. We touch on the Antonio Brown scene that happened in New York and discuss why Brown is the more sympathetic figure in this scenario.

We close the show with Adam calling out a law that could ban a carbon neutral source of home heat in the winter and a reality star who is giving up her professions rather than scaling back operations to reasonable level. Better at life honors go to the great Betty White for being a friend to us all.

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It's another full team failure to discuss after a loss to the Bears on Sunday. While we continue to see the same issues week-to-week with the team, we wonder who (if anyone) will be held accountable in the offseason. The latest press conference this week with Pete Carroll makes it sound as though he doesn't feel any heat from ownership. Would it even make sense financially to make the move for the team?

The second half collapse by the team, gave us an opportunity to see if Russell Wilson could pull off another fourth quarter comeback. Unfortunately penalties and missed opportunities didn't even allow Seattle to get into a position to score. Can Russell Wilson get out of neutral and back into a winning mindset?

Two of the three division rivals are set up for first round losses in the playoffs, but we should have a chance to take a look at the 49ers rookie quarterback in some high-pressure situations. Is there any team in the NFC that we can stand to root for going into the playoffs? Adam is looking for an app to save his stories that offers “toddler level” understanding and Brandan is looking for more Nick Bellore videos. Better at life honors go out to a football icon.

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The Los Angeles Rams (and the NFL) had a hand in the Seattle Seahawks finishing with their first losing season in Russell Wilson's career. From moving the game back from its originally scheduled time and giving more time for key Rams players to return to the field, the shift was already a clear disadvantage for the Seahawks. But with two key officiating calls, and many other questionable calls and non-calls, this game felt as rigged like no other game since the first Seahawks Super Bowl.

We talk about all of the questionable calls, the decision by the league and the NFLPA to shift the game and the moments where the team could have made plays to avoid yet another loss to the CATFISH-ING Rams. How will the team move forward going into next season? Who do we want to come back? We get the discussion going on what is likely to continue into and through the offseason.

Looking ahead to the Bears, we wonder how much we'll have to hear about the offseason trade rumors surrounding Russell Wilson going to Chicago. Would we take that trade a year later? And based on what we've seen from Seattle so far, can we expect the team to continue to play hard to finish the year?

In the second half of the show, we attempt to get over the frustration from this Tuesday's loss and wonder what would have happened if the outbreak in the Seattle facility had turned out as bad as the Rams after shifting the game. We take our frustration on the league in the Do Better segment for throwing the NFLPA under the bus and for jamming commercials into one of our favorite NFL podcasts. Better at Life honors go to a couple of awesome women in the world.

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After the Seahawks 33-13 win over the Houston Texans, we're now starting to see the Seahawks show up in the ‘in the hunt' section of the playoff picture. But can they stay there especially with a division rival up next on the schedule? Clinton Bonner joins the show with Brandan this week, as Adam is on an extended work trip to recap the biggest plays from the Texans game.

Tyler Lockett's performance this season now puts his name among the top wide receivers in franchise history while Rashaad Penny showed us some reasons to be excited about what he could bring to the team down the stretch this year. Lockett may be out against the game coming up against the Rams, but they rules for players to return could offer hope for Tyler and others to play on Sunday. The biggest question coming into this game is how will (or will) Pete Carroll change things up after it seems the Rams have the Seahawks number.

We discuss what may be the best stat line range for Russell Wilson to seemingly be at his best, and talk about a Rams player who needs to be kept out of the end zone for Seattle to have their best chance to win. Finally, we take a couple listener emails in the latter part of the show, while Brandan talks about some of the experiences down in Houston for this past road game.

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In a season where your team is 4-8 after 12 games, and since it's not a place we're used to being at, it feels important to mark the high points of a season. This latest win over the San Francisco 49ers may just have to be that high point we're looking for, because this game had everything. We list of the bingo card full of events that happened from Sunday's game and we probably still missed some key moments.

The Seahawks 30-23 victory really had no reason to be that close considering the number of turnovers and how they turned it over on the goal line multiple times. Fortunately Carlos Dunlap is able to come through as our closer and make some big plays on defense to get the win. Is the more aggressive version of Pete Carroll better for this Seahawks team if it means passing on a late field goal that could have ended the game? We also discuss the season-ending injury to Jamal Adams and the continued recovery of Russell Wilson.

There are two games left on the schedule that the Seahawks absolutely should not and cannot lose. This is one of those weeks as Seattle takes on the Houston Texans, the only team in the NFL mathematically eliminated from playoff contention. If the Texans play anything like they did against their division rivals last week when they faced the Colts, Seattle shouldn't have anything to worry about.

We discuss the playoff outlook for the Seahawks (as bleak as it is), while the 49ers are considered to have a better than 60% chance to get in. We take your emails and discuss some historic moments from the past few years that could have changed the direction of the team. A random Saints fan and Peter Schraeger need to ‘Do Better.' We close the show by honoring Joe Buck for his zinger to Peyton Manning and Robert Turbin for his second-half clairvoyance.

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The Seattle Seahawks continue to lose, but they lost in a way this week that gave us hope in the end that they could pull out the win. Ultimately, there were too many mistakes by the offense, and it was another performance by the defense that allowed their opponent to work their way down the field with relative ease. The 17-15 loss to the Washington Football Team sends the Seahawks to 3-8 and just one loss from a losing season with six games left.

Pete Carroll had some commentary after the game that has Adam thinking that the offense was turned over to Russell Wilson and Shane Waldron. But does Pete have the formula for how to ultimately play winning football with some of the shifts we've seen in the NFL? What about the idea of moving toward starting Geno Smith and what that would mean for Wilson's future?

Next up on the schedule is the San Francisco 49ers and they're coming off wins over the Rams, Jaguars and Vikings. Can they continue their streak with a win in Seattle? Not only have they struggled against the Seahawks, they'll be without Deebo Samuel and Fred Warner.

In the second half of the show we talk about how the playoff picture is shaping up and then work through our “lock” of the week. The NFL Gamepass app and a writer covering the Patriots need to do better, while Better at Life honors go to the features of NFL satellite radio and the players participating in the My Cause My Cleats program.

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