Locked On Seahawks - Daily Podcast On The Seattle Seahawks

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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Set to play a 17-game schedule for the first time in NFL history, the Seahawks will face off against a number of talented quarterbacks in 2021, but there's plenty of uncertainty under center for several of their prospective opponents. Host Corbin Smith and guest host Trina Chapman-Smith rank all 22 quarterbacks who Seattle may or may not play next season, including Packers superstar Aaron Rodgers, Texans standout Deshaun Watson, and Bears rookie Justin Fields among others.

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Without a first round pick this year or next year, John Schneider won't have to worry about many fifth-year options in coming years. And to this point, it hasn't mattered much, as he has yet to pick up a fifth-year player option anyway. Host Corbin Smith discusses how Seattle's lack of interest in the additional option year seems to fit a growing trend league-wide, answers listener mailbag questions, and reviews the Seahawks receiver depth chart coming out of the draft.

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With less than $4 million in effective cap space to work with heading into free agency in March, the Seahawks needed to get creative to create cap relief. So why didn't the team restructure Russell Wilson or Bobby Wagner's contracts? Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang take a closer look at why Seattle opted to use other tactics to open up cap room such as voided years on contracts, share their takeaways from this past weekend's rookie minicamp, and revisit the Seahawks Week 3 and 4 victories over the Cowboys and Dolphins for "Throwback Tuesday."

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Following the Seahawks three-day rookie minicamp, Senior Bowl director Jim Nagy joins hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang to share his thoughts on Seattle's 2021 draft class, why Stone Forsythe wasn't invited to Mobile, how the team acquired a "second" draft class through undrafted signings, which COVID-19 changes that will be here to stay at the Senior Bowl moving forward, and much, much more.

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With the NFL unleashing the 2021 schedule earlier this week, hosts Corbin Smith and Nick Lee look closely at all 17 of the Seahawks upcoming matchups. How many games will Seattle win next season? And will they repeat as NFC West champions? Find out as Smith and Lee discuss and debate each game in a way too early record prediction.

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Coming off a lost rookie season, Darrell Taylor will return to the field to take part in the Seahawks upcoming three-day rookie minicamp. Host Corbin Smith investigates Seattle's potential plans for Taylor in 2021, answers listener mailbag questions, and ranks his five most anticipated games on Seattle's schedule for next season.

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