Locked On Seahawks - Daily Podcast On The Seattle Seahawks

The Seahawks signed a veteran cornerback on Friday, though it wasn't the big name many fans have been hoping and praying for. Host Corbin Smith breaks down Seattle's decision to retain Damarious Randall and where he may fit in the cornerback competition next summer, answers listener mailbag questions, and investigates three tight ends who could be on the Seahawks' radar heading into the 2021 NFL Draft.

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Grateful for the opportunity given to him by the Seahawks, Kerry Hyder expects to play a similar versatile role to Michael Bennett as he joins a deep, talented defensive front. Hosts Corbin Smith and Nick Lee examine Hyder's skill set and why his addition could be a game changer for Seattle, discuss teams that could be realistic trade down partners from pick No. 56 in this month's upcoming draft, and breakdown several linebacker prospects who could be on the Seahawks radar.

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Citing the team's culture, transparency, and his desire to finish what the Seahawks started last year during his two months with the team, Carlos Dunlap is fired up to return to the Pacific Northwest. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss the significance of Dunlap coming back and why his presence should take the defensive line to another level in 2021, chat with Locked On 49ers host Brian Peacock about what to expect from Kerry Hyder in Seattle, and break down several edge rushers who could be on the team's radar in the 2021 NFL Draft.

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Though the Seahawks hoped to re-sign him, the team took another hit at cornerback when veteran Quinton Dunbar agreed to terms with the Lions on a one-year deal on Monday. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss what Dunbar's departure means for Seattle's cornerback group, debate the best and worst first round picks in franchise history for "Throwback Tuesday," and share their thoughts on several center prospects in the 2021 NFL Draft.

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With only three picks entering this month's NFL Draft, it seems improbable the Seahawks will draft a player at No. 56 overall and choose not to trade down to recoup additional picks. But would John Schneider change his mind if the right prospect fell to the end of the second round? Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang share their thoughts on players who may be worthy of staying put to draft at 56 overall, investigate four selections made by Seattle in mock drafts by national experts, and discuss the NFL's pending proposal that would expand the number of positions that could wear single digit numbers.

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Now three weeks into a new league year, the Seahawks have managed to fill a number of holes on their roster despite having minimal salary cap room available to work with. Host Corbin Smith discusses how John Schneider and the front office have deployed different philosophical approaches to creatively build Seattle's roster to this point and tackles listener questions in an extending Locked On Seahawks "Blue Friday" mailbag.

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With the 2021 NFL Draft now less than a month away, Corbin Smith and Nick Lee put on their general manager hats and conduct dueling seven-round mock drafts to see which host can assemble the best rookie class for the Seahawks while starting with only three draft choices. The duo also examines why lingering Russell Wilson trade talk should cease to exist based on Seattle's recent moves building the roster around the star quarterback.

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Russell Wilson has yet another reason to be happy this offseason, as the Seahawks handed one of his top targets in Tyler Lockett a lucrative four-year, $69.2 million extension. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang break down why Seattle made a wise move on numerous fronts locking up the speedy receiver through 2025, share their thoughts on the best and worst moves made so far by the Seahawks in free agency, and analyze six defensive tackle prospects for the 2021 NFL Draft.

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Thankful for the opportunity to continue his career with a fresh start, Gabe Jackson has yet another reason to be happy about joining the Seahawks. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss why making a financial commitment long-term to Jackson is a great sign for Russell Wilson's future in Seattle, share their thoughts on the NFL's new 17-game schedule, and break down six running back prospects for the 2021 NFL Draft.

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In a flurry of activity bolstering their pass rush, the Seahawks signed Carlos Dunlap, Benson Mayowa, and Kerry Hyder in a 48-hour span. But these aggressive moves came at a cost, as the team had to cut Jarran Reed to fit the contracts under the salary cap. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss why Seattle is well-positioned to move forward without Reed, investigate the team's decision to bring back Al Woods to help fill the void, and break down two listener submissions for "Mock Draft Monday."

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