It was hard to come away from watching Saturday's 30-3 loss with anything but frustration over the teams turnovers, injuries and penalties. However, as Pete Carroll pointed out in his own way that it was primarily Seahawks backups going up against the Broncos starters. However, the teams inability to convert on fourth down also helped allow Denver to pile on the points late in the game as well. One bright spot was running back DeeJay Dallas who also performed well on special teams. Rookie cornerback Tre Brown also had an opportunity to get work against the Broncos starters and wasn't targeted. Brown talked about his progression to this point of the preseason and how he's approaching the competition at roles on special teams.

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One of the young players standing out in the offseason was Penny Hart. Hart suffered an ankle injury that Seahawks coach Pete Carroll discussed with reporters on Friday. He also noted that while we can't expect Dee Eskridge against the Broncos, the hope is that he could be on the field next weekend for the final preseason game. Carroll also talked about two young cornerbacks who are standing out in practice. He noted that Tre Brown was practicing with the first team this week. Finally, Pete talked about his feelings around the expansion of the practice squad.

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The Seahawks first pick of the 2021 draft has been dealing with injuries through most of the offseason, but now he is back on the practice field. Dee Eskridge talked about the issue that he's been battling and also talked about the extra work he's doing with Russell Wilson to get up to speed on offense. Ryan Neal talked about what it's been like this preseason without his mentor, K.J. Wright and offered his thoughts on Jamal Adams signing his contract extension this week.

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Russell Wilson spoke to the media on Wednesday about Jamal Adams' new contract and what it has been like without Duane Brown on the practice field. He also offered his thoughts on tight end Gerald Everett and Seahawks rookie Dee Eskridge making it back on the practice field. Cody Barton was also on the podium and spoke about what it's like going against this new version of the Seahawks offense in practice.

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John P. Gilbert, deputy editor at Field Gulls, joins the show to talk about the impact of the Jamal Adams contract and if we could see a deal for Quandre Diggs and Duane Brown around the corner. The four-year extension means Adams is set to be with the team for five more seasons and joins Michael Dickson and Tyler Lockett as the only two Seahawks players under contract through 2025. We look ahead to the game against the Broncos and talk about what type of playing time we could see from Russell Wilson in the preseason. We also talk about what to expect with another round of roster cuts next week.

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The Seattle Seahawks made Jamal Adams the NFL's highest-paid safety this week as the two sides agreed to a 4-year, $70 million contract extension. It got Adams off the sideline and onto the practice field for the first time at training camp and he spoke to the media to talk about the negotiation process. One person who helped seal the deal was his mother, and he talked about how his relationship with Pete Carroll also played a factor. Carroll talked about what improvements we can expect from Adams in his second year with the team and also talked about a timetable for rookie Dee Eskridge to see the field.

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The Seahawks hit the road for the first preseason game of the year and we got a look at the team's depth. One place the depth was not strong was at the interior of the defensive line and Seattle was dominated on third down throughout the evening. We discuss two players who stood out on the defensive line, another one who found himself on the OUT side of the ledger, and a linebacker the Raiders blew up for a big running play. Have the Seahawks found their next kick returner? If Saturday was an indicator there are a couple options, but one player stood out above the rest. In our 'From the Flock' segment, the Seahawks front office takes an OUT for not cutting a player who had a bad day against the Raiders.

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The Seahawks offense struggled throughout the first half and the defense could not get off the field on third down against a running attack by the Las Vegas Raiders. The defensive line was bullied throughout the game, although there were some nice plays from Rasheem Green and Alton Robinson. The highlight of Saturday's game was a touchdown pass on fourth down to running back DeeJay Dallas. Dallas and Alex McGough talked about what they saw on that play following the game.

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Saturday is the first Seahawks game day of the preseason and they're facing off in Las Vegas against the Raiders. Pete Carroll spoke to the media and named two young players in particular that he's going to be watching with extra interest. In injury news, tight end Colby Parkinson re-injured his foot and is going to miss extended time. Fortunately, a couple players are going to be back in action next week that we'd like to see hit the field during the preseason. Finally, an apology to Field Gulls listeners for something that happened on Friday.

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Some Seahawks fans got a preview of the offense at the mock game earlier this week on Sunday. On Saturday, the rest of us will finally get a chance to see some elements of the new Shane Waldron offense when the Seahawks play the Las Vegas Raiders. Gabe Jackson gets to go up against his former team. Ugo Amadi and Marquise Blair are in a battle for the nickel corner spot. Ugo talked about being coached by a former teammate, the new Seahawks offense and the possibility of returning kicks. Marquise Blair answered some questions, too.

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