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It's a great time to be a sports fan in Seattle as the city will soon have an NHL team to embrace. Set to take the ice for the first time this fall, the Seattle Kraken will select 30 players in an expansion draft on July 21. Though the NFL hasn't expanded since 2002, hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang celebrate the Kraken's upcoming draft by tackling a hypothetical scenario where the Seahawks have to decide on 11 players to protect from an expansion franchise, including five offensive players, five defensive players, and one specialist.
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Over the past several seasons, the Seahawks have struggled to keep their running backs healthy and 2020 wasn't an exception. But as host Corbin Smith points out, in terms of overall talent and depth, with Chris Carson leading the way after signing a new contract, the team should be in great hands in the backfield. Smith breaks down Seattle's depth chart at running back, dissects three key questions at the position, shares a bold prediction for the upcoming season, and answers mailbag questions in a loaded Monday episode.
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Still unsigned as a free agent, former Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman was booked on suspicion of burglary domestic violence and other potential charges early on Wednesday morning in a Seattle suburb. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss the few known details to this point and what it could mean for Sherman's future, answer listener mailbag questions, and wrap up their 90-player countdown with Bobby Wagner and Russell Wilson.
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When discussing the best Seahawks in franchise history, Jacob Green's name rarely gets mentioned. But with revised unofficial sack statistics thanks to Pro Football Reference, fans may see the former star defensive end in a different light. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang revisit Green's illustrious career and how new data puts him squarely in the discussion with Seattle's best players, break down the cornerback group in part two of their training camp preview, and continue their 90-player countdown with DK Metcalf and Duane Brown.
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After weeks of anticipation, the Seahawks finally announced official dates for 12 open training camp practices starting on July 28. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang comb through the schedule and discuss what will be different about camp from previous years, kick off their camp preview series projecting Russell Wilson's 2021 season and taking a close look at the quarterback room, and continue their 90-player countdown with Jamal Adams and Tyler Lockett.
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When training camp opens in less than four weeks, Shane Waldron will kick off his first season as offensive coordinator for the Seahawks. But would things be different if Anthony Lynn actually wanted the job? Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang share their thoughts on Lynn's apparent decision to bypass an interview for Seattle's play caller vacancy, answer listener mailbag questions, and continue their 90-player countdown with Quandre Diggs and Carlos Dunlap.
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According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Josh Gordon plans to apply for reinstatement from the NFL as he continues to serve an indefinite suspension. Could the Seahawks be interested in bringing him back again? Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss the possibility of Gordon returning to Seattle if reinstated, investigate a few veteran free agents who could be targets for the Seahawks before training camp, and continue their 90-player countdown with Poona Ford and Gabe Jackson.
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After drafting D'Wayne Eskridge in April, the Seahawks already have a loaded receiving corps headlined by DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett and don't necessarily need help at the position. But general manager John Schneider has never turned his back on failed first-round talents from other teams in the past, which could make them a potential suitor for Patriots receiver N'Keal Harry. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang share their thoughts on the possibility of Seattle targeting Harry if he becomes available, discuss listener responses on potential breakout players for the Seahawks in 2021 for Twitter Tuesday, and continue their 90-player countdown with Chris Carson and Jordyn Brooks.
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Less than 24 hours after the Seahawks waived Tamorrion Terry, news broke that the undrafted rookie out of Florida State was among 11 people indicted for felony murder charges stemming from a 2018 incident in Georgia. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang break down the latest developments on Terry's situation and why the Seahawks were left no choice but to cut ties with him, investigate what a potential contract extension for Quandre Diggs may look like, and continue their 90-player countdown with D.J. Reed, Damien Lewis, and Gerald Everett.
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It's not unusual to see NFL teams make roster moves during the dead period between offseason programs and training camp, but the Seahawks latest decision to cut former Florida State receiver Tamorrion Terry was a curious one. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss why Seattle opted to waive Terry a month before camp, investigate what it may cost for the Seahawks to extend left tackle Duane Brown, and continue their 90-player countdown with Brandon Shell, D'Wayne Eskridge, and L.J. Collier.
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