What does a Water Tiger have in common with a Seahawk? The answer is everything, because they're the exact same thing (don't look it up). As we turn over the calendar to the year of the Seahawk, we talk about some of the things we'll be looking for in the final game of the 2021 NFL season. Which player on the offensive line are we watching to see if he could be sticking around after his rookie contract? On defense, can one cornerback show us enough to make the Seahawks sign him to a long term deal? We also discuss the things we want to see continue in 2022 and those patterns from this Seattle team we would lik to see go away. Finally, let's see who wins the battle of 'wants' that we bring up between Chandler Jones and Darrell Taylor.

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On Wednesday Pete Carroll and Ken Norton Jr. talked about some of the Arizona Cardinals players ahead of Sunday's game. Bobby Wagner says he's preparing to try and play this weekend and talked about how he didn't think this would be his final game in a Seahawks uniform. Ryan Neal wants to be back next season and shared how he felt without Wagner in the lineup against the Lions.

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On Monday, Pete Carroll pointed out that in the NFL it's all about winning the last game of the season. While every team hopes that final game is the Super Bowl, Pete is trying to keep a similar mindset with their last game against the Arizona Cardinals. Carroll offers an update on Bobby Wagner's knee injury and shared his thoughts on Cody Barton's play while filling in at his spot. Plus, Pete explains why he is so dismissive when it comes to rumors about Russell Wilson.

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For the first time since 2012, the Seattle Seahawks scored more than 50 points in a game. Only three other teams have done it this year and they're all playoff teams. We get into the nooks and the crannies for this game to take about some soul-crushing hits, the play of young linebacker Jordyn Brooks and what Will Dissly did to put himself on the positive side of the ledger. We also discuss what could have gone better. What's the future of Russell Wilson and Bobby Wagner? We saw a preview of how it could look without Bobby, but is Wilson talking like he could be gone this offseason? We grapple with a couple scenarios that may be playing out behind the scenes.

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The Seattle Seahawks put up 50 points on the board for the first time since Russell Wilson's rookie season, beating the Detroit Lions 51-29. Seattle moves to 6-10 on the season going into their final game against the Arizona Cardinals. After the game, Pete Carroll talked about why the offense looked different in terms of the variety of plays that were called and he praised several players including kicker Jason Meyers. D.J. Reed was back in action and intercepted two passes on the day. The linebacker group talked about being without Bobby Wagner on the field after he went out due to a knee injury early on in the game. Russell Wilson talked about playing with a glove on his right hand and tripled down on his hope to stay with the Seahawks in the future.

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Seattle Seahawks players and coaches spoke to the media on Thursday and Friday ahead of today's game against the Detroit Lions. Tyler Lockett was candid about his experience in dealing with COVID and how he still wasn't 100% when he came back for last week's game. Offensive coordinator Shane Waldron highlighted the play of Gerald Everett and Rashaad Penny. Russell Wilson transitioned from talking about his goal of winning three more Super Bowls to referencing Bobby Wagner's press conference this week and responding to a question that was asked of the Seahawks linebacker. Pete Carroll provides some injury updates and his thoughts on possibly facing off against Lions quarterback Tim Boyle.

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After losing a titan in the football world this week with the passing of John Madden, Phil brings the BOOM this week with a set of Madden-themed questions to preview the Seahawks matchup with the Detroit Lions on Sunday. Who are some of the Seahawks players we'd like to see bringing that big hit mentality into the final game at Lumen Field this year? Plus, with a limited amount of talent on that Lions roster, who would get elevated to a potential All-Madden roster? Finally, we discuss whether or not there's anything we could see over the final couple weeks that would change our mind about the future of keeping a core trio together next year.

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Starting off on a sad note today as Pete Carroll reflects on the loss of John Madden and what the coach meant to him. The Seahawks coach also provided some injury updates and other players returning to the roster. Seattle will see a familiar face on Sunday as they prepare for Jared Goff at quarterback. Rookie wideout Amon-Ra St. Brown has been a factor for the Lions down the stretch. Finally, Bobby Wagner reflects on breaking his own franchise record and playing in the league for 10 years, but also says he faces an uncertain future with the team.

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The Seattle Seahawks did quite a few things in this game that you would only expect to happen in a winning performance. Yet, they still managed to find a way to lose in the final minutes to a Chicago Bears team that had only four wins coming into this game. The OUTs begin with a play where Rashaad Penny likely could have had another long touchdown run. Plus, we discuss a moment where Michael Dickson should have refused to come on the field or, at the very least, decided to call his own number. 

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In this week's Monday press conference with the media, Pete Carroll was asked about team owner Jody Allen and how she may be involved in some of the bigger decisions that may come up this offseason. Pete responded to the team's inability to close out games and what would need to be fixed. Plus, he talks about the play of cornerback John Reid and the status of Adrian Peterson.

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