Seattle Seahawks fans, dive into the latest training camp update with host Levi Coovert! Get an in-depth look at ESPN's 53-man roster projection, hot position battles at running back and right guard, and key roster decisions like surprising cuts including Jake Bobo and Kenny Macintosh. Explore new faces on offense and defense, the impact of rookie Elijah Royo, and the dynamics around veteran Jamal Adams signing with the Las Vegas Raiders—can he revive his career there? Whether you're a die-hard or casual fan, this episode breaks down all the offseason moves, practice battles, and what to expect as the Seahawks prepare for 2025. Join the conversation and share your predictions!

Join Seahawks expert Levi Coovert for a breaking update on the Seattle Seahawks’ 2025 offseason moves. The Seahawks have released tight end Noah Fant, freeing up significant cap space and signaling a shift at the position with rookie Elijah Ayo and AJ Barner poised to step up. Levi breaks down Fant’s underwhelming tenure, hefty contract, and what this means for the Seahawks’ salary cap flexibility. Plus, dive into the latest on the Trey Hendrickson trade saga, as the Bengals and Hendrickson remain at an impasse over guaranteed money, fueling rumors that Seattle—with its ample cap space—could be a prime trade partner. Get expert analysis on how these moves could reshape the Seahawks’ roster heading into training camp and beyond.

Perfect for Seahawks fans seeking up-to-date news, trade talk, and in-depth team analysis.

Join lifelong Rockets fan David Marotta for the latest Houston Rockets offseason update as the team continues to build its roster following Summer League. With Chris Paul signing with the Clippers, the Rockets look to add veteran depth at the guard position without hindering young talent like Reed Sheppard. Discover why Alec Burks, a sharp three-point shooter with extensive NBA experience, is being discussed as a potential fit to bolster the Rockets’ bench. Also explore other free-agent guard options like De’Anthony Melton and how the team is balancing player development with immediate competitiveness. Stay tuned for daily insights, trade rumors, and expert analysis as the Rockets chase their championship aspirations in 2025.

The Seattle Seahawks have finalized rookie deals for second-round picks Nick Emmanwori (the first ever fully guaranteed contract for a 35th overall pick) and Elijah Aroy’o (75% guaranteed), securing their arrivals at training camp after holdout concerns. Host Levi Coovert reviews the 2025 Seahawks’ offensive outlook, grading position groups and projecting the unit as about 16th-best in the NFL—middle of the pack—after an offseason with modest improvements. The backfield rates in the top 10 (if healthy), but receiver, tight end, and offensive line depth rank closer to average. Key questions remain about new additions like Gray Zable on the line and Cooper Kupp replacing DK Metcalf, while tight end remains one of the team’s weakest spots after Noah Fant’s departure. With only incremental upgrades and uncertainty at multiple spots, expectations for the Seahawks offense are measured heading into 2025 camp.

The Houston Rockets ended summer league on a high note with a comeback win over the Timberwolves, led by Kennedy Chandler (20 points) and a standout two-way audition from Malik Wilson (14 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 steals). While rookie Reed Sheppard drew national attention as a summer league standout, concerns linger over his readiness, inconsistency, and turnover issues—especially after the trade of Cam Whitmore. Host David Delano stresses the Rockets’ need for additional guard depth behind Fred VanVleet and Aaron Holiday to make a true championship push, listing Chris Paul as a leading free agent target still under consideration. The episode debates whether Houston’s young defensive specialists (like Cam Matthews, likened to a young PJ Tucker) can fill key bench roles, but the ultimate question is whether veteran stability—potentially from Paul—will be added before the season begins.

On this episode of Rockets Daily, host David Delano offers a blunt postmortem on the Houston Rockets’ winless Summer League showing and sounds the alarm on the team’s ongoing shooting woes. He dissects the ugly 0–4 start—highlighting bottom-tier three-point (5/25 vs. Portland) and free throw (just under 59%) percentages—and singles out both individual struggles and bright spots, such as strong efforts from Great Aobora and Kavon Harris, despite the overall poor play. Delano is candid about the failures of defensive specialist Cameron Matthews and laments the lack of NBA-ready rotation talent or future stars emerging from the current Summer League squad.

Dive deep into today’s Seahawks Now for the latest on Seattle’s contract standoff with second-round rookies Elijah Ayo and Nick Emmenary—two of 29 NFL second-rounders still unsigned due to a league-wide impasse over guaranteed deals. Host Levi Coovert explains how historic contracts for Cleveland and Houston’s top picks triggered a slow-motion rookie holdout crisis and what the recent Alfred Collins signing means for a potential breakthrough. Get expert speculation on which side (GMs vs. agents) will blink first as camp approaches, plus an inside look at WR rankings: why JSN’s "honorable mention" status may underestimate his value, and how roster battles at tight end—highlighting A.J. Barner’s opportunity—could reshape the offense. Perfect for Seahawks fans craving real contract insights, player rankings talk, and critical rookie updates as the 2025 preseason nears.

Get the full rundown on the Houston Rockets’ performance in the Las Vegas Summer League with David Delano on Rockets Daily. This episode breaks down the team’s ongoing three-point and free-throw shooting issues, walk-throughs of standout summer contributors like Reed Sheppard, Kennedy Chandler, and Adonis Arms, and the tough loss of key minutes from injured center N’Faly Dante and guard Kavon Harris. Explore how the Rockets’ guard depth stacks up, which summer prospects could make a real impact come the regular season, and why the team’s offensive mechanics have lagged behind peers. The show also features a look at the Portland Trail Blazers’ intriguing rookie class, plus hot takes on the Clippers’ Bradley Beal acquisition and how it shifts the West’s championship landscape. Essential for Rockets fans eager for honest talk, stats breakdowns, and the inside scoop on Houston’s summer progress.

On the July 16, 2025, episode of Rockets Daily, David Delano analyzes the Houston Rockets’ path in the upcoming NBA Cup, where they face a daunting group with the Nuggets, Warriors, Spurs, and Trail Blazers—a draw many view as the tournament’s toughest. Delano explains how the NBA Cup adds early-season urgency and why the Rockets’ strong odds (second-best in the NBA) set sky-high expectations for 2025. The episode digs into Fred VanVleet’s critical role, his declining efficiency, minutes load, and the risks of relying on an aging guard core as question marks remain about Reed Sheppard’s readiness and overall backcourt depth. With Kevin Durant’s health also spotlighted as a make-or-break factor, Delano calls for honest fan debate on veteran vs. developmental priorities, setting the stage for a season where every move could define Houston’s title window.

On the July 16, 2025, episode of Seahawks Now, Levi Coovert breaks down the seismic offseason moves shaking up the Seattle Seahawks. With Geno Smith traded to the Raiders for a 2025 third-round pick and Sam Darnold now in at quarterback, the Seahawks are in transition, and fans are debating the next big roster addition. Levi discusses the search for a new franchise QB, evaluates potential free agent and trade targets, and invites the community to share their bold predictions for what’s next in Seattle. Get up-to-the-minute Seahawks news, daily insider analysis, fan-driven discussions, and all the rumors shaping the team’s path forward.