Locked On Seahawks - Daily Podcast On The Seattle Seahawks

The Seahawks always are chasing edges, a philosophy that could now be tested if reports are true of apparent interest in free agent cornerback Terrion Arnold.

Returning most of their band of versatile disruptors from a year ago, the Seahawks will boast one of the most talented safety groups in the sport. How can Mike Macdonald maximize the group's depth?

Following nearly a decade of playing musical chairs at center, Jalen Sundell provided glimpses of being a long-term starter in 2026. Will that stability last?

Coming on board as a first round pick, Grey Zabel managed to exceed high expectations as a rookie for the Seahawks, while Anthony Bradford made stark improvements. What's next for the duo?

The Seahawks will have both Devon Witherspoon and Josh Jobe returning, but there are plenty of unknowns behind them after Riq Woolen's departure.

Struggling for years to find consistent play at both tackle spots, the Seahawks have enjoyed the fruits of strong drafts with Abe Lucas and Charles Cross earning second contracts. Can they take the step to elite in '26?

Linebackers set the tone for the Seahawks' top scoring defense in 2026. Can Ernest Jones and Drake Thomas raise the bar again in Mike Macdonald’s scheme?

Pay Anthony Bradford, or make him earn it one more year?

Jumping into the play caller role for the first time, Brian Fleury remains a mystery for the Seahawks, but his track record does provide possible clues for what his offense will look like.

Aside from swapping Boye Mafe for Dante Fowler Jr., the Seahawks didn't make any notable additions or changes to their EDGE group. But does that make the position a question mark?

Led by reigning Offensive Player of the Year Jaxon Smith-Njigba, the Seahawks have most of their receiving corps back in 2026. What does the group's maximum potential look like?

Will the Seahawks pay their star, or risk a training camp standoff with Devon Witherspoon?

As a new season rapidly approaches, the Seahawks will have big targets on their backs defending their Super Bowl title. Which players are poised for a breakout to help the cause?

Anchoring the NFL's top scoring defense, the Seahawks received elite production from their interior defensive line last season. Is there room for the group to be even better in 2026?

Coming off a Super Bowl win, the Seattle Seahawks eye elite status as one of the NFL’s top offensive lines. Can young standouts like Charles Cross, Abraham Lucas, and Grey Zabel take Seattle’s trenches to the next level?

Unleashed as a rare defensive weapon during his rookie season, there's plenty of reason to believe the Seahawks have yet to scratch the surface deploying Nick Emmanwori.

Leading the Seahawks to a Super Bowl, Sam Darnold put up career numbers in several categories. Is a repeat in store? Or will he take another step forward?

Building the foundation for a Super Bowl champion, the Seahawks have found great success in the NFL Draft in recent years. Which picks stand out as John Schneider's best over the past decade?

Marvel may have dominated the concept of multiverses, but in the case of the Seahawks, there's no shortage of hypotheticals that could have dramatically changed the past 10 years for the franchise.

Making the playoffs six of the past 10 seasons, the Seahawks have been as competitive as any team in the NFL, with plenty of fun moments along the way.

One of the most consistent contenders in the NFL over the past decade, the Seahawks have had no shortage of stars on the gridiron. Who stands out as the best of the best?

After putting a bow on the offseason program, the Seahawks have headed off to summer break with plenty of roster decisions yet to be made heading towards training camp.

If anyone wondered if the Seahawks would struggle to stay motivated after winning the Super Bowl, any such doubts were squashed during the final phase of the offseason program.

The Seattle Seahawks’ secondary lit up the final practice of minicamp with four interceptions - are roster battles about to shake up the depth chart?

Marking what has become an unofficial holiday for 12s, the Seahawks announced official dates for open training camp practices starting on July 25.

Fresh off a spectacular rookie season, the Seahawks appear to have some exciting plans in store to take unleashing Nick Emmanwori to the next level.

Casting questions about the health of the position, the Seahawks made an unexpected move to add experienced tackle depth heading into this week's mandatory minicamp.

After trading for Myles Garrett, the Rams have quickly leapfrogged the Seahawks as NFC West favorites for most pundits. But does Seattle still have a major advantage at its disposal?

Anders, Rob, and Turbo discuss the fallout of the Myles Garrett trade to the Rams, the legacy of Russell Wilson in Seattle as he announces his retirement, and the Derick Hall extension.

Hanging up his cleats after 14 seasons, including 10 with the Seahawks, Russell Wilson's Hall of Fame candidacy remains up for debate.

Partaking in their first full offseason together as teammates, Sam Darnold and Rashid Shaheed appear to have to found the same page during the midst of OTAs.

The Seahawks may not have made a splashy trade as their NFC West rival Rams did on Monday, but John Schneider brought much-needed stability to his own EDGE group.

Already sporting massive targets on their backs, the Seahawks' pursuit of another Lombardi Trophy will be significantly more challenging with Myles Garrett coming to L.A.

The Seahawks have a storied history at the running back position, but there's no guarantee Jadarian Price gets off to a fast start as the team's latest high draft pick at the position.

Byron Murphy II and AJ Barner took big steps forward in their sophomore seasons for the Seahawks and the franchise hopes to receive more contributions from their 2024 class in year three.

Anders, Corbin, Rob, and Turbo talk about the importance of locking Devon Witherspoon up before the start of the season. Where are we at with the sale of the team? What are some takeaways from OTA's?

Trades rarely happen in late May in the NFL, but the Seahawks saw a chance to improve their special teams and pounced in the middle of OTAs.

The Seahawks aren't completely turning the page on their Super Bowl LX win, but it's time to shift the focus back towards taking their program to the next level.

While Devon Witherspoon's contract negotiations stand out as the most notable, the Seahawks have another young starter to make a decision on this summer.

The Seahawks have a franchise quarterback in Sam Darnold, but this spring, the development of the team's youngest signal caller will once again take center stage.

Training camp remains more than two months away, but for a handful of returning defensive players, the race to stay on the 53-man roster has already begun.

Training camp remains more than two months away, but for a handful of returning offensive players, the race to stay on the 53-man roster has already begun.

Rookies helped orchestrate a Super Bowl run for the Seahawks in 2025, and that same crop of players may hold the biggest key to repeating entering their second seasons.

Following the reveal of the 2026 schedule, the Seahawks know when they will be playing their 14 opponents next season. Where do the toughest matchups lie?

For fans who love to see the Seahawks under the national spotlight as much as possible, they will get their wish and then some as the reigning Super Bowl champs look to defend their title.

Anders, Corbin, and Turbo go through the entire 2026 schedule for the Seattle Seahawks. Do the hawks finish with a better record than in 2025? Will it be enough to win the division? What part of the schedule is the most important stretch?

For the first time since 2016, the NFL will have a Super Bowl rematch to kick off a new season with the Seahawks hosting the Patriots at Lumen Field.

Uncharacteristically, the Seahawks have a small undrafted free agent class with just seven signees coming out of the 2026 NFL Draft. Is there still a difference maker or two in the group?

The latest in a long line of successful undrafted players to be unearthed by John Schneider, Ty Okada emerged as an unexpected key contributor for the Seahawks on their way to a Super Bowl LX title.

Always able to drum up interest, the NFL finds a way to make announcing the upcoming schedule into an unofficial holiday, especially for fans of the defending champion Seahawks.

Close to three months after being put up for sale, the market for the franchise has surprisingly been sluggish thus far, but a few intriguing buyers have come to the forefront.

Anders, Corbin, and Rob go over all areas of the team and answer if the Seahawks get better, worse, or even production in 2026 compared to what they got in 2025.

The Seahawks received excellent contributions from their rookie class in 2025, but a stacked draft class still has room to get better with prime sophomore breakout candidates.

With the major events of the offseason now come and gone, the Seahawks have made a concerted effort to fill their biggest holes on the roster through free agency and the draft.

After choosing not to use a draft pick on the EDGE position, the Seahawks made a long-awaited move to bring a proven vet onboard as Boye Mafe's replacement.

Back on the field for the first time as NFL players, the Seahawks' 2026 draft class as well as a host of tryout players were indoctrinated to how Mike Macdonald runs practices just in time for OTAs.

Sporting Seahawks helmets for the first time, Jadarian Price and the 2026 draft class made their practice debuts to kick off rookie minicamp, ushering in the next phase of the offseason.

With the 2026 NFL Draft now in the rearview mirror, a new crop of incoming draftees will kick off their professional careers with the Seahawks hosting their annual rookie minicamp.

The Seahawks filled a number of needs in the 2026 NFL Draft, but unexpectedly, they didn't select a single EDGE defender. What may be up John Schneider's sleeve post-draft?

Anders, Rob, and Corbin join for this episode of the Seahawks Squad Show to break down the 2026 NFL Draft for the Seattle Seahawks. Was it a reach to get Jadarian Price? How much of an impact could Bud Clark and Julian Neal make in year one?

Massive defensive linemen with athleticism don't grow on trees, and the Seahawks hope to strike gold with Deven Eastern. What gives the ex-Minnesota standout a shot to shine in Seattle?

John Schneider and Mike Macdonald may not be into player comps as part of their draft process, but after making eight selections in the 2026 NFL Draft, it's clear they have their "type" at multiple positions.

Doubling their pick total from the start of the 2026 NFL Draft, the Seahawks went vintage with a John Schneider special, orchestrating three trades to draft five new players on Day 3.

Aggressively attacking needs with players who fit their style in the 2026 NFL Draft, the Seahawks spruced up their secondary snagging safety Bud Clark and cornerback Julian Neal on Day 2.

The Seattle Seahawks selected TCU safety Bud Clark 64th Overall in the 2026 NFL Draft.

While the Seahawks hoped to trade down from pick No. 32, when opportunities to do so dried up, John Schneider pounced to fill a major need for playmaking back Jadarian Price.

The Seattle Seahawks selected Notre Dame running back Jadarian Price 32nd overall in the 2026 NFL Draft.

Anders, Corbin, and Turbo break down their final predictions less than 24 hours before draft time. Is there a better chance Seattle trades up instead of down out of 32? Who is someone you see absolutely becoming a Seattle Seahawk by the end of the draft?

Fans of the defending champions won't get to see the Seahawks pick until the very end of the first round to open the 2026 NFL Draft, if at all, but there's still plenty of compelling storylines for Day 1.

Just 72 hours away from the 2026 NFL Draft, the Seahawks will aim to add talent to their defending Super Bowl championship squad while starting with just four picks.

Teams tend to be quite coy about their intentions days before the NFL Draft, but John Schneider and the Seahawks may as well have a FOR SALE sign up at the VMAC.

Among several reasons why the Seahawks hoisted the Lombardi Trophy in February, a much-improved offensive line and stout defensive front keyed the team's 17-win dominance.

Always on the lookout for opportunities to add talent, the Seahawks brought a former John Schneider draft crush into the VMAC just a week before the 2026 NFL Draft.

Under John Schneider's direction, the Seahawks have only drafted a running back in the first round once. Could they do it again holding the 32nd overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft?

Now just nine days away from the 2026 NFL Draft, the Seahawks welcomed their final visitors to the VMAC before entering the final home stretch of preparation.

Down to the final two days for teams to host official visits, the 2026 NFL Draft is right on the doorstep for the Seahawks, who could go a number of directions with their first pick.

Never afraid to pull the trigger on draft deals, John Schneider has dealt first round picks away for proven stars in the past. Could he do it again in 2026?

Just two weeks away from the 2026 NFL Draft, the Seahawks continue to finish up their official 30 visits with prospects as they start to put the hay in the barn for the three-day event.

Anders, Corbin, and Turbo break down what the expectations for the returners on defense should be in 2026. How big of a step up should we see from Nick Emmanwori? Do we expect Leonard Williams to take a step back?

Holding just four picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, the Seahawks fortunately have three of those in the first 100 selections, and it may not be in the cards to add more ammo on Day 3.

Anders, Rob, and Turbo break down the expectations for all of the returning pieces to the Seahawks offense in 2026. Should we expect some regression from JSN? Can Sam Darnold get even better?

In the past, Mike Macdonald has preferred bigger defenders off the edge. But are recent prospect visits suggesting a change going into the 2026 NFL Draft?

Closing in on the draft, one of John Schneider's former draft crushes may be available with Dexter Lawrence requesting a trade. May the Seahawks enter the bidding?

Holding only four picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, John Schneider doesn't have much ammunition to make a splashy trade up. But if the best back in this year's class falls, could he flip future picks?

With only three weeks until the festivities kick off in Pittsburgh, it's only a matter of time until Seahawks general manager John Schneider will be on the clock in the 2026 NFL Draft.

Anders, Turbo, and Chris break down the Cornerback class in the upcoming NFL Draft. Who would be an option for the Seahawks at pick 32? Who fits best in Mike Macdonalds defense?

Over the years, John Schneider has earned a reputation for trading down. But he's also moved up plenty of times for a coveted player. Could he do it again for the Seahawks in the 2026 NFL Draft?

Anders, Corbin, and Rob preview the upcoming draft class when it comes to Edge Rushers. Who could fall to Seattle at 32? Who is the best fit for Mike Macdonald's defense?

For the first time in franchise history, the Seahawks will be under the microscope in training camp unlike ever before with the HBO camera crew on site for Hard Knocks.

The Seahawks lost several key players in free agency after their Super Bowl run, but with those departures comes big opportunities for several returning players on the roster.

Picking last in the first round by virtue of winning the Super Bowl, the Seahawks have several notable needs they could address with pick No. 32. But could they think outside of the box with a surprise selection?

Expressing gratitude to his family and the organization, Jaxon Smith-Njigba was all smiles speaking with the media for the first time since signing a record-breaking deal with the Seahawks.

Anders, Corbin, and Turbo give their thoughts on the JSN extension, and the rest of the offseason before the NFL Draft. Turbo and Corbin also give their thoughts on the 2026 Running Back class in the upcoming draft. Can the Seahawks replace Kenneth Walker?

Checking off a major task on their offseason schedule, the Seahawks made Jaxon Smith-Njigba historically rich with a record deal, but he wasn't the only receiver to get paid.

Cashing in early in the offseason and avoiding any contractual drama, the Seahawks have their superstar receiver locked up for the long haul.

It's officially Top-30 visit season around the NFL heading towards the 2026 draft and the Seahawks already have made their priority clear with the first wave of reported prospects coming to town.

Anders, Corbin, Turbo, and Rob give their official Locked on Seahawks Mock Drafts! Where are the biggest needs for the Seahawks ahead of the NFL Draft?

Teams tend to lose many of their key role players after winning a Super Bowl, but the Seahawks have successfully executed their plan to prioritize special teams in free agency.

When the Seahawks return to action to begin defending their Super Bowl crown, they will do so playing on a night that no NFL team ever has before.