Locked On Seahawks - Daily Podcast On The Seattle Seahawks

Though fans will have to wait a bit longer on Jamal Adams, the Seahawks made sure to extend one of their other All-Pro talents. Host Corbin Smith breaks down Michael Dickson's new four-year extension to stay in Seattle through 2025, answers listener mailbag questions, and continues dissecting the Seahawks 90-man roster with several intriguing undrafted rookies headlined by cornerback Bryan Mills.

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With voting set to take place throughout the month of June, multiple former Seahawks such as Shaun Alexander and Marshawn Lynch are nominees for the College Football Hall of Fame Class of 2022. Hosts Corbin Smith and Nick Lee take a close look at each nominee, share their thoughts on Seattle's depth chart at tight end heading towards training camp, and break down five players on Seattle's 90-man roster, including incoming undrafted rookie safety Aashari Crosswell.

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Despite a sluggish ending to the 2020 season, the Seahawks' much-maligned defense took a 180 degree turn for the better in the second half. Where do Seattle's defensive starters stack up compared to the rest of the league? Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang investigate PFF's positional rankings, share their thoughts on which players were overrated and underrated, and begin introducing Seattle's 90-man roster with Alex McGough, Darvin Kidsy, and several other players.

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As a surprise suitor for his services, the Seahawks have reportedly inquired about trading for disgruntled Falcons receiver Julio Jones, who has also been in touch with quarterback Russell Wilson about teaming up. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang share their thoughts on why Seattle may have serious interest in putting Jones next to DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett, explore what it will take to pull of a trade with Atlanta, and revisit Week 8 and 9 from the 2020 season for "Throwback Tuesday."

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Due to a number of factors, linebacker K.J. Wright didn't receive any offers close to his perceived value as a free agent and thus remains unsigned more than two months into the new league year. Host Corbin Smith investigates why Wright doesn't have a team yet and the chances he comes back to Seattle before training camp and answers fan questions in an extended Blue Friday mailbag.

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More than a month ago, Seahawks players released a statement through the NFL Players Association indicating they wouldn't report to any voluntary on-field workouts. They backed up their statement this week, with coach Pete Carroll telling reporters less than 40 players participated in three sessions this week. Host Corbin Smith breaks down why the absence of Russell Wilson and other stars for the beginning of OTAs isn't a big deal at all, weighs the pros and cons of signing Mitchell Schwartz or Morgan Moses as an upgrade at tackle, and breaks down the current running back group in the latest post-draft positional review.

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Continuing to shuffle their 90-man roster, the Seahawks added tight end Cam Sutton and waived defensive end Marcus Webb with an injury designation. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss why Sutton could be an intriguing addition at the position, examine where Seattle stacks up against the rest of the league with the salary cap floor for 2022 being revealed, and break down the depth chart at linebacker.

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With the NFL aiming to have full stadiums in the fall, the league hopes to use training camps as a stepping stone by allowing fans to return in July and August. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss why the return of the 12s to the VMAC would be a huge deal for Seahawks coaches and players, revisit 2020 matchups against the Cardinals and Vikings for Throwback Tuesday, and take a look at Seattle's depth chart at both guard spots.

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Despite a sluggish ending to the 2020 season, the Seahawks still finished with a franchise record for points scored and Russell Wilson broke his own team record with 40 passing touchdowns. Where do Seattle's offensive starters stack up compared to the rest of the league? Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang investigate PFF's positional rankings, share their thoughts on which players were overrated and underrated, and break down the team's depth at defensive end heading into OTAs.

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The arms race that is the NFC West division continued into the 2021 NFL Draft, with all four teams adding talent on both sides of the football to further supplement their rosters. Host Nick Lee checks in on the 49ers, Cardinals, and Rams to see what all three of the Seahawks rivals did during the draft, examines how each rival looks heading towards a new season, and investigates several offensive and defensive free agents who could still be on Seattle's radar with OTAs kicking off across the league.

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