Locked On Seahawks - Daily Podcast On The Seattle Seahawks

After losing Al Woods and Quinton Jefferson in free agency, the Seahawks didn't draft or sign any defensive tackles this offseason, leaving the team with major depth concerns at the position heading into training camp. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang take a look at several veterans remaining available on the market and why time is running out for Seattle to address the position, analyze how the team will split up carries in the backfield, and debate which rookies have the best chance at instant success in 2020.

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Typically in late July, Seahawks players descend upon the VMAC in Renton ready to strap helmets on and immediately hit the practice field in front of thousands of rabid fans. But with COVID-19 still ravaging the country, such a scene won't be realized in 2020. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss how dramatically different NFL camps will look this year, debate whether or not Seattle will let Russell Wilson "cook" this year, and analyze how the Seahawks will deploy their revamped secondary with or without Quinton Dunbar.

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As had been speculated for weeks, the Seahawks decided to go all-in only a few days before the start of training camp, sending a boatload of draft picks to the Jets to acquire All-Pro safety Jamal Adams. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss Seattle's decision to send two first-round picks to New York for the star defender, break down how he will fit in the Seahawks defense, and debate whether or not two members of the 2019 draft class have what it takes to break out in 2020.

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With training camps around the NFL set to officially start next week, it's never too early to predict which players will make the Seahawks final roster. Hosts Corbin Smith and Nick Lee discuss the NFL's decision to trim training camp rosters to 80 player, debate which players will be impacted most by the cuts, and project which 53 players will be on Seattle's roster in Week 1 at Atlanta.

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As rumored for months, the Seahawks now appear to have their sights set on bringing back Josh Gordon if the NFL allows the embattled receiver to return to action. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss why Gordon returning would be an excellent move for both parties if he gets reinstated by the league, break down a talented, yet fragile tight end group, and debate who will start at the three linebacker spots for Pete Carroll's defense in 2020.

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Though he remains entangled in an armed robbery case, cornerback Quinton Dunbar has been given the go-ahead to report to Seahawks training camp with his new team. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss what could happen next in the Dunbar saga, debate who will start at both of Seattle's guard spots, and analyze the state of the team's much-maligned defensive end group.

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Calling it quits after 11 seasons, Michael Bennett evolved from an unheralded undrafted rookie to a perennial Pro Bowler with the Seahawks. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang reminisce about Bennett's outstanding playing career and the leadership he brought to Seattle's locker room, analyze the Seahawks depth at the offensive tackle positions, and take a closer look at the team's trio of talented safeties heading towards training camp.

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Entering the league as a 21-year old rookie in 2018, Rasheem Green struggled to make an impact as a rookie for the Seahawks. But he found his groove when given opportunities in his second season thanks to injuries to Ziggy Ansah and Jadeveon Clowney. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang explore Green's breakout potential heading into a pivotal third season, discuss the NFL's decision to test players for COVID-19 daily at training camp, and answer listener mailbag questions.

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With an unprecedented offseason coming to a close and training camps right around the corner, which teams stand out as the best in the NFC West heading into the 2020 season? Hosts Corbin Smith, Brian Peacock, Bo Brack, and Brad Mader debate where each respective team could finish in the toughest division in the league and hand out winners for the best offensive player, best defensive player, and best assistant coach in the NFC West in a jam-packed crossover finale.

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With training camp set to kick off soon for all 32 teams, rookies and free agent signings will finally have a chance to take the field with their new teams, while returning players will have a chance to improve upon their results from 2019. Hosts Corbin Smith, Bo Brack, Brian Peacock, and Brad Mader share their picks for newcomers and breakout players to watch from each team in the NFC West.

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