Brett and Lofa are back with another episode of All Day! They kick things off by acknowledging the recent California wildfires and offering their support to those affected. They then pivot to the NFL Playoffs, discussing the Washington Commanders' victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. While they're happy for Commanders' success, they can't help but think about Bobby Wagner's performance and what could have been for the Seahawks. The conversation then turns to the Eagles' win over the Packers and Lamar Jackson's dominance with the Ravens. They wrap up the show by looking ahead to the next round of the playoffs and offering their predictions.

Join us as we dissect the thrilling NFL Wild Card Weekend! We break down the Packers' disappointing loss to the Eagles, discuss the Bills' dominant victory over the Broncos, and analyze the Chargers' surprising defeat to the Texans. We also delve into the AFC's potential dominance, debate the importance of a strong running game, and share our thoughts on the upcoming Vikings vs. Rams matchup. Plus, don't miss our lively discussion on the future of running backs in the NFL!

The Seahawks season is over, but the crew at All Day is here to break it all down. In this episode, we discuss:

The Seahawks' season may be over, but there's plenty to discuss on "The All Day Podcast." Hosts Brett and Lofa unpack the recent news of offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer's departure and delve into the potential replacements. They analyze the ideal offensive philosophy for Seattle, considering a run-first approach under the new leadership of coach Mike McDonald. The conversation explores the impact of coaching styles on the team's identity and ponders potential candidates from the McVay coaching tree, including names like Ben Johnson.

This episode recaps the latest NFL playoff matchups and discusses Pete Carroll's potential interest in head coaching jobs with the Chicago Bears and New England Patriots. The hosts also debate whether players should be allowed to demand trades and express their concerns about the trend of players entering the transfer portal in college.

Join Lofa for a chaotic live broadcast as he reacts to the Cardinals vs. Rams game with special guests Marcus Truant, Walter Jones, and Johnny Langston. Expect hilarious Wi-Fi struggles, insightful football analysis, and plenty of banter as the crew navigates the ups and downs of a crucial NFC West matchup.

In this episode, we dive deep into the competitive spirit, discussing the importance of resilience in the face of adversity. Drawing from personal experiences in football, they share stories of overcoming setbacks, the impact of coaching philosophies, and the evolving landscape of college sports, including NIL deals and the transfer portal. They also discuss the pressures facing young athletes and the importance of maintaining a level head amidst the hype.

Join us as we dive deep into the mindset of champions with special guest, Marcus Trufant. We explore the power of belief, the importance of consistent effort, and the role of self-talk in achieving peak performance. From overcoming adversity to embracing the "pivot to win" mentality, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration for athletes and everyday achievers alike.

In this special edition live podcast, Eric Morales breaks down the Seahawks' nail-biting 6-3 victory over the Chicago Bears on Christmas Day. It was a game of defensive struggles, missed opportunities, and a whole lot of drama. We discuss the key plays of the game, the performances of Geno Smith and the Seahawks' running backs, and what this win means for Seattle's playoff hopes. We also answer questions from listeners throughout the show.

The Seahawks escaped with a 6-3 victory over the Bears, but the offense struggled mightily. Brett and Loa dissect the game, discussing the team's reliance on defense, the lack of explosive plays, and the continued questions surrounding offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb. They also debate the team's playoff chances and discuss the impact of a potential Rams victory.