Locked On Seahawks - Daily Podcast On The Seattle Seahawks

As the rumor mill continues to spin, Russell Wilson's agent Mark Rodgers released the names of four teams he would potentially be interested in playing for if Seattle decides to trade him this offseason. Hosts Corbin Smith and Nick Lee dissect the latest developments in the Wilson vs. Seattle saga, including an article from The Athletic outlining the fractured relationship between the player and team, along with the first rendition of "Free Agency Friday" and a close look at how fans are reacting to the Wilson rumors.

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Making their first significant free agent move of the offseason, the Seahawks brought a veteran runner back into the fold, but it wasn't Chris Carson or Carlos Hyde. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss what the return of Alex Collins means for Seattle's backfield situation, plays "Tinder Thursday" determining what to do with the team's four restricted free agents, and looks back at several Seahawks draft picks who came from Historically Black Colleges and Universities in celebration of Black History Month.

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With 22 free agents set to hit the market next month, only four picks in April's upcoming draft, and a disgruntled quarterback in Russell Wilson, the Seahawks are facing their most critical offseason under John Schneider and Pete Carroll. Locked On Seahawks host Corbin Smith and special guest Rob Staton take a deep dive into two drastically different approaches the Seahawks could take to overhaul their roster this offseason in a push to return to the Super Bowl.

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While free agency remains nearly a month away, the Seahawks have already signaled their intentions of upgrading at the tight end position. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss reports on Seattle's interest in Jonnu Smith and why he should be a prioritized free agent target, revisit the Seahawks' 2017 draft class on "Throwback Tuesday," and share their latest thoughts on the continued speculation about Russell Wilson's future in the Pacific Northwest.

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Following a highly successful 11 year NFL career that concluded with two seasons in Seattle, veteran guard Mike Iupati has decided to call it a career. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss Iupati's legacy, investigate how the Seahawks may try to replace him up front, and analyze several fan submissions for "Mock Draft Monday" with a heavy emphasis on offensive linemen.

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After a quick playoff exit in January, general manager John Schneider faces a tough task trying to improve the Seahawks roster with minimal cap space and only four picks in April's draft. Hosts Corbin Smith and Nick Lee step into Schneider's shoes to investigate some potential "cap casualty" candidates and conduct their first seven-round mock draft of the season looking to bolster the team with limited draft ammunition.

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More than three years ago, the Seahawks cut ties with perennial All Pro cornerback Richard Sherman after he ruptured his Achilles tendon and he promptly signed with the 49ers, joining a bitter NFC West rival. As Sherman heads back into free agency, hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss the likelihood of the star defender returning to the Pacific Northwest in 2021, why his return would bolster the secondary, and investigate what it may cost to sign him. The crew also plays "Tinder Thursday" debating whether or not to re-sign four different unrestricted Seahawks free agents and revisits Alton Robinson's stellar rookie season.

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Though the NFL has yet to announce the salary cap value for 2021, it's expected to drop significantly due to the COVID-19 pandemic and teams across the league are already bracing for an unprecedented offseason by releasing high-priced veterans. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang investigate how the league's financial climate could lead to "super" teams being assembled for the 2021 season, analyze several recent "cap casualties" who could be on Seattle's radar in free agency, and take a close look at the tough decisions facing the franchise at the linebacker spot.

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Without fans in attendance, the Seahawks decided not to induct a new member to their exclusive "Ring of Honor" in 2020. But per team president Chuck Arnold, that's expected to change next season. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang debate who may join the likes of all-time greats such as Walter Jones and Cortez Kennedy in the rafters, revisit Seattle's 2016 draft class five years later, and break down the Seahawks running back group heading towards free agency and the 2021 NFL Draft.

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After losing Greg Olsen to retirement, the Seahawks appear to be swinging for the fences once again trying to land a marquee veteran tight end and have reportedly discussed a potential trade for Eagles standout Zach Ertz. Host Corbin Smith investigates Seattle's interest in Ertz, explains why such a trade may be difficult for general manager John Schneider to pull off, and analyzes several listener entries for "Mock Draft Monday" with a focus on drafting a developmental quarterback.

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