Seahawks Forever w/ Dan Viens

At 4-8 with five games left to go on the schedule, the Seahawks cling to a slim percentage of making the playoffs. Another win going into next week's matchup against the Rams can give those postseason hopes another lift. In this episode, Phil launches us into space to consider the 'space eaters' for this upcoming matchup. We also go into our safe spaces to take about some dark topics to consider when facing the Texans and we even reflect on a former social media enterprise. We discuss all this and more in this unique Seahawks vs Texans preview show.

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As the Seahawks prepare to face the Texans on Sunday, there is uncertainty around who will be under center for Houston. Bobby Wagner talked about his preparation for the game and his expectations for Ryan Neal now that Jamal Adams is out for the season. Neal talked about how he has shadowed Adams in practice in preparation for this type of scenario. Pete Carroll responded to the possibility that the Seahawks could look toward another former Seahawks player to add depth at the safety spot.

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Jamal Adams left the game on Sunday following an injury to the same shoulder he had surgery on last season. Today we learned that the Seahawks safety is going to be out for the rest of the year. Pete Carroll spoke to the media on Monday and talked about why he was more aggressive against the San Francisco 49ers than he had been in previous weeks. He offered more reasoning for why Carlos Dunlap's snaps have been limited this year, and he's hopeful that Rashaad Penny is just getting started after looking good in this past game. He also provided some injury updates on a couple of the starting offensive linemen.

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Despite multiple turnovers by the Seahawks near the goal line, the San Francisco 49ers still had an opportunity to tie up or potentially win the game at the end of the fourth quarter. However, thanks to Carlos Dunlap, the Niners end up getting shut out in the second half. Sure the Seahawks are only 4-8, but it still feels good going undefeated against a division rival. In this episode, we get into some of the best and worst moments of the game. Rashaad Penny had a couple of big blocks and Pete Carroll showed he was willing to take some big chances. There were also some plays and moments worth of an 'OUT' and we try our best to avoid giving them all to Gerald Everett. 

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Although the final score looks relatively normal with a 30-23 victory for the Seahawks, the way Seattle got to that final score was anything but normal. In this recap, we hear from Pete Carroll about his thoughts on Adrian Peterson getting in the end zone to tie an NFL all-time great. Carlos Dunlap, who had two of the biggest plays in the game, talked candidly about why we haven't seen him on the field as much as last year. Quandre Diggs talked about his interception, Nick Bellore offered his thoughts on some big plays on offense and special teams, and Russell Wilson offered some words of encouragement for a player who had his worst game of the season.

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The Seattle Seahawks are into the final month of their 2021 schedule and they'll start by facing off against a divisional rival. The San Francisco 49ers are the only team in the division they'll have a chance to go undefeated against this year. To help their injured running back group, they signed a future Hall of Fame player in Adrian Peterson. The 36-year-old back met with the media this week and talked about why he continues to play and his role on the team. Players and coaches also talked about their shoes they'll be wearing for the NFL's My Cause My Cleats initiative.

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The Seahawks come into Week 13 with the opportunity to go undefeated this season . . . against the 49ers. In this episode, Phil focuses heavily on the topic of 'whining.' What are the 49ers fans going to be whining about if they lose to the Seahawks on Sunday? Which of the San Francisco players will need to be in the 'loser' column after the game for Seattle to be able to take control of the game? Will it be time to call the whambulance on the Faithful? We discuss all this and more in this unique Seahawks vs 49ers preview show.

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The Seahawks signed a future Hall of Fame running back to the practice squad this week, bringing on Adrian Peterson to help their slumping run game. Russell Wilson led the team on Monday with 16 yards on two carries, and with injuries to Alex Collins and Rashaad Penny they needed to add some depth to the group. In the press conference, Carroll responds to why Carlos Dunlap only played four snaps and why Russell Wilson was missing throws on key third downs. He also offers an update on Damien Lewis as the offensive line faces the challenge of blocking Nick Bosa on Sunday.

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The Seattle Seahawks gave fans a little something to be excited about during the game, as Russell Wilson nearly got back to his old form of pulling off incredible comeback victories. But a 17-15 loss leaves some Seahawks fans to consider what big changes could be ahead for the franchise in the offseason. Is it time to move on from Pete? Could Russ see the kind of late-career surge that another Hall of Fame quarterback saw late in his career? We also get into the nooks and crannies of the game and some of the flashes of positive moments as well as the negatives that led to the latest loss.

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The Seattle Seahawks have lost three straight games now after their 17-15 loss to the Washington Football Team. The two-point loss makes this game look as though it were a lot closer, because Seattle was dominated throughout the game. A late touchdown was taken off the board late in the game that allowed Seattle to engineer a drive that gave them an opportunity to tie in regulation. After that failed conversion, they may have had a chance to win had they lined up properly on special teams. Pete Carroll addressed what happened there after the game. Russell Wilson says his finger isn't a problem when it comes to his accuracy and Jordyn Brooks says he has improved his screen defense.

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