Locked On Seahawks - Daily Podcast On The Seattle Seahawks

With free agency just around the corner, the Seahawks and all 32 NFL teams are working around the clock to re-sign some of their own players and prepare to pursue players from other teams next month. Hosts Corbin Smith and Nick Lee take a look at several free agents from the AFC South who may pique Seattle's interest, answer listener mailbag questions, including setting expectations for Dee Eskridge in his sophomore season, and take a look at six ex-Seahawks drafted in the USFL.

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Among many changes vowed during his initial press conference, new Seahawks defensive coordinator Clint Hurtt expects his unit to play more man coverage than in previous seasons. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang investigate how that could influence Seattle's decision making at the cornerback position in free agency and the draft, dispel the narrative general manager John Schneider hasn't traded up in the draft often and share why a more aggressive approach could be coming in April, and continue their free agent primer series with tight end Will Dissly.

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After inducting coach Mike Holmgren and quarterback Matt Hasselbeck into the Ring of Honor last season, Seahawks president Chuck Arnold indicated the franchise plans to induct a 15th member to the exclusive group in 2022. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss several worthy candidates, including running back Shaun Alexander and safety Kam Chancellor, share their thoughts on upcoming stadium upgrades at Lumen Field in pursuit of recapturing home field advantage, and examine whether or not the Seahawks should re-sign defensive tackle Al Woods.

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With free agency less than a month away, the Seahawks are hoping to lock up one of their top players before he hits the market. Host Corbin Smith shares the latest intel on negotiations with safety Quandre Diggs, investigates why Seattle may/may not re-sign veteran cornerback Sidney Jones, and executes a Chiefs-style reboot replacing all five of the Seahawks starting offensive linemen in a loaded Tuesday episode.

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In celebration of the Presidents Day holiday, Locked On Seahawks hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang share their selections for which four players they would pick on the Seahawks' Mount Rushmore. They also partake in their first mock draft analysis of the offseason, diving into a trio of drafts from NFL.com, Fox Sports, and Pro Football Focus, along with investigating personnel changes Seattle may need to make defensively for Clint Hurtt's new-look scheme.

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One of the big questions throughout the Seahawks hunt for a new defensive coordinator revolved around Pete Carroll's involvement hindering the ability of whoever they chose to successfully do their job. New coordinator Clint Hurtt put those concerns to rest on Thursday, however. Hosts Corbin Smith and Nick Lee discuss why Hurtt saying he will have "full autonomy" should be music to fans' ears, break down Gerald Everett's impending free agency and whether he should be re-signed, and continue their tour around the NFL looking at free agents in the NFC South who may pique Seattle's interest.

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Coming off a strong 2020 season, K.J. Wright expected to be swooped up early in free agency last March. But months went by and the veteran linebacker remained unsigned with minimal interest into training camp, including from the Seahawks. Hosts Corbin Smith and Ty Gonzalez break down Wright's recent comments on the Bussin' With the Boys podcast as he opened up on a stressful offseason and his departure from the Seahawks. The crew also answers listener mailbag questions, revisit how Seattle's tight ends performed in 2021, and investigate what the future may hold at the position.

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Coming off a 7-10 season, the Seahawks may seem far away from returning to Super Bowl contention. But as the Bengals proved, things change quickly in the NFL. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang create a blueprint breaking down what Seattle must accomplish defensively to return to the playoffs and compete for a Lombardi Trophy, including opening up the checkbook for a premier pass rusher, bolstering the interior defensive line, locking up several key free agents in the secondary, and much more!

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Coming off a 7-10 season, the Seahawks may seem far away from returning to Super Bowl contention. But as the Bengals proved, things change quickly in the NFL. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang create a blueprint breaking down what Seattle must accomplish offensively to return to the playoffs and compete for a Lombardi Trophy, including figuring out their running back situation, landing a long-term starter at center, finding a heir apparent to Duane Brown at left tackle, and much more!

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Only one month remains until the start of free agency in the NFL and the Seahawks could have multiple openings along the offensive line to fill when the new league year begins. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang expand on why Seattle made the choice to fire offensive line coach Mike Solari, debate which opening in the trenches should be John Schneider's greatest priority in free agency, and take a close look at how cornerback D.J. Reed's market may shape up next month.

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