Locked On Seahawks - Daily Podcast On The Seattle Seahawks

Desperate for offensive line help, the Seahawks finally found an upgrade at left guard to help protect Russell Wilson, shipping a fifth-round pick to the Raiders in exchange for veteran Gabe Jackson. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang break down why Seattle was wise to make the deal for Jackson, examine ways general manager John Schneider can try to add draft capital with only three picks in April's draft, and chat with Sosa Kremenjas of Locked On Rams about the arrival of offensive coordinator Shane Waldron and tight end Gerald Everett.

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Losing Poona Ford was never on Seattle's agenda this offseason, but rather than simply place a second-round tender on the emerging defensive tackle, the team hashed out a two-year extension to keep him under contract through 2022. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang break down why Ford's new deal is a win-win for all parties, examine whether or not the Russell Wilson drama will go away after Chicago signed Andy Dalton, and chat with Locked On 49ers host Brian Peacock about new Seahawks cornerback Ahkello Witherspoon.

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The first big domino fell for the Seahawks in free agency on Tuesday, as Pro Bowl cornerback Shaquill Griffin signed a three-year, $44.5 million deal with the Jaguars, creating a significant hole to fill in the secondary. Hosts Rob Rang and Corbin Smith discuss the impact of Griffin's departure, look back at how the team's 2020 draft class performed and how the group could impact free agency, and break down how a pair of former Raiders standouts could help solidify Seattle's offensive line for 2021.

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Free agency will soon be kicking into full gear with the start of a new league year, but that doesn't stop draft season. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang revisit Seattle's failed attempts to land guards Joe Thuney and Kevin Zeitler in free agency, examine how the inability to close a deal on either player may look to quarterback Russell Wilson, and conduct a seven-round Seahawks mock draft.

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With a new league year set to kick off on Wednesday, reporter Corbin Smith answers listener questions about the Seahawks and the rest of the NFL in a pre-free agency Q&A session. Is Richard Sherman returning to Seattle a possibility? Why haven't the Seahawks restructured Russell Wilson's contract yet and how does that impact trade rumors? Will the Seahawks buck trends and chase a big name free agent?

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Under coach Pete Carroll, the Seahawks have generally preferred continuity at most position groups, with the 2017 rebuild being a rare exception. Now four years later, has the time come for another "reset" this offseason? Hosts Corbin Smith and Nick Lee discuss why some difficult concessions may need to be made to make Russell Wilson happy and help the team take a step forward. Plus, the crew takes one last look at all 19 of Seattle's unrestricted free agents and dishes out predictions on where they will be playing in 2021.

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Running back Alex Collins has never feared adversity. In fact, he thrives off of it. But the perfect storm of events put his resiliency to the test and his career in limbo. Host Corbin Smith and Hannah Hoover chat with Collins about his long, winding road back to the Seahawks, his thoughts on the team's new offensive scheme, his expectations heading into the 2021 season, and much more. Plus, Smith and Rob Rang share their thoughts on a deep free agent class at the receiver position and why Seattle may have a tougher decision than expected determining whether or not to pick up Rashaad Penny's fifth-year option.

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Dealing with a difficult salary cap situation, the Seahawks opted not to use the franchise tag on either cornerback Shaquill Griffin or running back Chris Carson. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss the odds of Seattle re-signing Griffin or Carson as they hit free agency, revisit the franchise's 2019 draft class two years after entering the league, and analyze several potential candidates to replace Carlos Dunlap at defensive end.

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With extension talks failing to proceed as envisioned, the Seahawks officially parted ways with Carlos Dunlap, releasing the veteran defensive end to create $14.1 million in cap relief. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss why Seattle may be taking on an enormous risk letting Dunlap test the market, examine the possibility of him returning in 2021, and review two fan submissions for "Mock Draft Monday."

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Throughout the week, host Corbin Smith engaged in Russell Wilson trade discussions with various hosts covering the Bears, Cowboys, Raiders, and Saints. Which proposal was the most ideal if the Seahawks decide to trade their star quarterback? Smith and co-host Nick Lee make their selections for the best proposal if the franchise quarterback has to be moved, answer listener mailbag questions, and play "Free Agent Frenzy" looking at offensive linemen Seattle could pursue later this month.

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