The Rams are most likely coming into Seattle on Saturday shorthanded at QB, or at least a QB with a broken finger in Jared Goff. It should be advantage Seahawks, right? What advantage could the Rams have over the Seahawks on Saturday? In the Sports Pit, we take a listen to Jake Heaps discussing how the Seahawks can get back on track on offense with the projected starting O-Line playing together again for just the 6th time this season. The Seahawks are 5-0 in those games. What kind of impact will this projected O-Line have on Saturday?

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Do the Seahawks need to "Hammer the Rock"? Paul believes the Seahawks need to get back to a run-first approach in order to have the balanced attack that Pete always likes in the playoffs. What do you think? The Groz hops into The Sports Pit today to discuss how he thinks the Seahawks are pretty well set up in a wide open NFC West, and why he's still fearful of the Seahawks going back to a run-first approach. Then, Paul takes a listen to Brock Huard proclaiming that this game is the most important of the career of Brian Schottenheimer. Is this true? 

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The Seahawks have fully gone back to their ways of hanging around for 3 quarters, and then unleashing everything in the 4th quarter. But is this the best formula for the playoffs, or will this come back to bite them in the butt? Michael Bumpus joins the show to jump into The Sports Pit to discuss why this formula will work in the postseason, and how impacted this defense could be by a banged-up Jamal Adams. Then, did the Eagles tank Sunday Night Football away to the Washington Football Team? 

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In light of New Year's Day being upon us, Paul lays out some resolutions he has for the Seahawks, including less of the kicking and punting game, and getting Tyler Lockett and Jordyn Brooks more involved. Dave Wyman hops into The Sports Pit to discuss Pro Football Focus giving Jordyn Brooks a head-scratching coverage grade, and his minimal concerns about the Seahawks offense heading into the postseason. Yesterday, Pete laid out the process of acquiring DJ Reed, once again showing off the great relationship between him and Schneider, and Paul hopes this can last for a while longer. 

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Pete Carroll has risen up to the top of the NFC West once again when guys like McVay or Shanahan were supposed to permanently dethrone him. Should Pete get some Coach of the Year consideration? Jake Heaps joins the show for The Sports Pit to talk about how he's confident in the Seahawks offense finding their footing again after what he saw in the 2nd half on Sunday, and how Russell Wilson thrives in a balanced offense. Then, should the Seahawks rest their players this Sunday so they will be ready to go in the playoffs the following week? 

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After watching Josh Allen continue his great season last night by dismantling the Patriots on Monday Night Football, Paul asks the question: is Allen playing better than Russell Wilson right now? The Groz hops into The Sports Pit to discuss the sudden rise of the Seahawks defense, his thoughts on the Seahawks' playoff chances, and the Blake Snell trade for the Padres and why the Mariners were correct in not trading for the young ace. Then, is the Seahawks defensive scheme too simple? 

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The Seahawks are NFC West champions for the first time since 2016, and they did it with a lights-out performance from the defense and clutch plays from the offense, AKA the Pete Carroll way. Is this style of football sustainable for this version of the Seahawks as they head into the playoffs? Michael Bumpus jumps into The Sports Pit to discuss the rise of the Seahawks defense. Then, Paul asks the question: is the Seahawks defense the best in the NFL? 

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The Seahawks defense has been so up and down, but seems to be on the upswing as of late. In 1 word, how would you describe this Seahawks defense? The Rams have been the Cousin Eddie from Christmas Vacation for the Seahawks, always being that annoying thorn in the side, even back in 2005. But is it a true rivalry within the NFC West? Then, relating to "It's a Wonderful Life", who on the Seahawks (besides Pete Carroll and Russell Wilson) would change the life of this team if they weren't on it? 

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Pete Carroll is the happiest man in Seattle, as his offense has become a balanced attack once again with emphasis on the running game. But is this the best approach for the Seahawks as they approach the playoffs in 2 weeks? The Groz hops into the Sports Pit to discuss the Rams losing to the Jets and how this is actually a good thing for the Seahawk as they will be facing off against the reeling Rams on Sunday. Then, Paul is excited about the potential of the NBA's return to Seattle after Adam Silver said they have started entertaining league expansion. Could the Sonics return? 

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The Seahawks earned their 10th win of the season and clinched another playoff berth, but they went about doing it in an ugly way. Are the Seahawks still plagued with too many problems to make a deep playoff run? Michael Bumpus jumps into the Sports Pit to discuss how he liked the execution of the Seahawks offense, and the great play of DJ Reed. Then, Paul delves more into DJ Reed and why he should still be the starting corner when Dunbar is able to return this season. 

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