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Here's What Kay Adams Said About The SEAHAWKS That Upset Everyone (except 12's!)
May 5, 2026
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The SEAHAWKS Have A Pass Rush Plan… Fans Just Don’t See It Yet
May 4, 2026
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I Predicted Every SEAHAWKS Draft Pick. Now It’s Time To Compare | Who Did It Best?
May 3, 2026
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Did the SEAHAWKS’ Rivals Close the Gap? NFC West Draft Breakdown w/ Rob Guerrera
Apr 30, 2026
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SEAHAWKS vs. the NFC: Which Contenders Helped or Hurt Themselves In The Draft?
Apr 30, 2026
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| 5/5/26 | Here's What Kay Adams Said About The SEAHAWKS That Upset Everyone (except 12's!) | Kay Adams made the case that the Seattle Seahawks are positioned to repeat as Super Bowl champions, and the reaction from non-Seahawks fans was exactly what you’d expect. But was she wrong? In this Seahawks Forever reaction, I break down why Kay’s argument is a lot stronger than the backlash suggests. Seattle has rare roster continuity, coaching stability, a clear identity, and a core that already proved it can win at the highest level. While much of the NFL world is focused on what could go wrong, the Seahawks may be better positioned than people want to admit. We’ll look at why continuity matters, why Mike Macdonald’s staff gives Seattle a real edge, how the roster stacks up entering the season, and why the “Seahawks can repeat” conversation deserves more serious respect. | — | ||||||
| 5/4/26 | The SEAHAWKS Have A Pass Rush Plan… Fans Just Don’t See It Yet | The Seahawks did not draft an EDGE rusher this year, and for a lot of fans, that has created real anxiety. The current pass-rush room has talent, but also age questions, short-term contracts, and very little long-term certainty. But what if Seattle did not ignore the position? What if this is actually part of a bigger plan? Today on Seahawks Forever, I make the case that John Schneider and Mike Macdonald may be taking a layered approach to the pass rush: short-term free agent options, possible trade swings, and a much bigger eye toward what could be a loaded 2027 NFL Draft class. Instead of forcing a pick in the wrong class, the Seahawks may be positioning themselves to be aggressive when the board actually matches the need. We’ll break down the current EDGE room, why fans are nervous, what Seattle can still do now, and why the long-term plan may be hiding in plain sight. | — | ||||||
| 5/3/26 | I Predicted Every SEAHAWKS Draft Pick. Now It’s Time To Compare | Who Did It Best? | It’s time for my annual Seahawks Shadow Draft. Every time Seattle was on the clock, I made my own pick in real time based on my board, my scouting, team needs, scheme fit, and what I believed the Seahawks should do. Now that the draft is over, I reveal my full Shadow Draft class and compare it directly to what the Seahawks actually did. Which class do I like better? Where did John Schneider and Mike Macdonald beat me to the punch? Which picks do I still wish Seattle had made? And what does the difference between the two drafts tell us about how the Seahawks are building this roster? Let me know in the comments which one YOU like better, and why? | — | ||||||
| 4/30/26 | Did the SEAHAWKS’ Rivals Close the Gap? NFC West Draft Breakdown w/ Rob Guerrera | The NFL Draft is over, and now it is time to sort through what really happened in the NFC West. Rob Guerrera of the Gold Standard Podcast Network joins NFC West Mixtape as we break down the Seahawks, 49ers, Rams and Cardinals draft classes from the weekend. Who nailed their draft? Who reached? Which teams got better right away, and which classes come with the most questions? We’ll look at the best values, the biggest surprises, the rookies who could make an instant impact, and whether anyone in the division did enough to change the NFC West race. | — | ||||||
| 4/30/26 | SEAHAWKS vs. the NFC: Which Contenders Helped or Hurt Themselves In The Draft? | Did the NFC close the gap on the Seahawks? Tonight, Garret Greenlee of the Football Analysis YouTube channel joins Seahawks Forever LIVE to break down which NFC teams helped themselves the most through the draft — and which supposed contenders may have taken a step back. We’ll look around the conference at the teams trying to position themselves as legitimate threats to Seattle, evaluate their draft classes, and ask the big-picture question: who actually got better? | — | ||||||
| 4/29/26 | How Good Is the SEAHAWKS Roster Right Now? Full Position-by-Position Breakdown w/ Bryce Coutts | The Seattle Seahawks roster is taking shape — but just how loaded is this team right now? And.... how much work is left to be done? Today on Seahawks Forever, we go position-by-position with the latest roster update, evaluating where Seattle looks strongest, where questions remain, and which roster battles could become the most compelling as the offseason moves forward. Joining me is Bryce Coutts, host of The Hawks Eye and a QB coach, to help break down the roster, the depth chart, the biggest strengths, and the potential pressure points. We’ll also take YOUR questions and comments live throughout the show. How good is this Seahawks roster? Which position group has you most excited? And which battle are you watching closest? | — | ||||||
| 4/28/26 | Did the SEAHAWKS Take The RIGHT Approach To This Draft? (w/ Jacson Bevens of Cigar Thoughts) | Jacson Bevens of Cigar Thoughts joins the show for a deeper look at the Seahawks’ 2026 draft class — not just who Seattle picked, but what those choices may have cost them. We dig into the risk profile of this class, including a running back with limited college touches, a cornerback with only one year of major production, and the larger idea of opportunity cost. Were there players Seattle passed on who could become the “what if?” names from this draft? And how should fans balance upside, projection, value, and patience when judging this group? A more nuanced Seahawks draft conversation with one of the smartest voices covering the team. | — | ||||||
| 4/27/26 | Ranking Every SEAHAWKS Draft Pick From Best To Worst | The Seahawks 2026 draft class is officially in — and instead of doing a standard pick-by-pick recap, I'm putting a different twist on it. Tonight, I’m ranking all 8 Seahawks draft picks in order of which selections I liked the most, which players I believe have the best chance to make an early impact, and which rookies may have the clearest path to carving out a real role in Seattle. We’ll talk value, fit, upside, roster path, and what this class tells us about how John Schneider and Mike Macdonald are building the Seahawks moving forward. Plus, I’ll reveal my favorite Seahawks undrafted free agent signing — the one UDFA I’m most intrigued by and want to keep a close eye on. | — | ||||||
| 4/24/26 | SEAHAWKS Draft Jadarian Price: Reach, Risk… Or Perfect Fit? Full Reaction + Day 2 Preview | The Seahawks made their move on Day 1 of the NFL Draft, selecting running back Jadarian Price at No. 32 — and the debate has already started. Was this a value reach because he’s a running back? Or was this exactly the kind of player Seattle needed to complete the vision John Schneider and Mike Macdonald have been building toward? Today I’m breaking down the pick from every angle: the player, the process, the positional value debate, why the Seahawks may be thinking differently than the consensus, and why I’m kicking myself after liking Price at 32 for most of the offseason before backing off late. We’ll also look at the outside reaction, what the NFC West rivals did on Day 1, and what lies ahead for Seattle on Day 2 — including the best players still available. Subscribe for daily, thoughtful Seahawks analysis all offseason long. | — | ||||||
| 4/24/26 | NFL Draft Night 1 LIVE Coverage | SEAHAWKS & NFC West Impact and Instant Analysis of EVERY pick!! | Relive every pick and all of our real-time analysis from day 1 of the NFL draft, all the way through the Seahawks selection of Notre Dame RB Jadarian Price with the 32nd pick. All the chaos and stunning moves leading up to our pick, including some SHOCKING move by Seattle's NFC West rivals. | — | ||||||
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| 4/21/26 | My Final SEAHAWKS Predictive Mock Draft: What WILL They Really Do? | This is my final predictive Seahawks mock draft of the year — not just what I would do, but what I believe Seattle will do when the card gets turned in. I’m pulling together everything: what I’ve been told, what national voices are reporting, what the league seems to be signaling, plus my own scouting, character research, and final instincts. Which picks feel real? Which names are smoke? And how many do I actually get right when it’s all said and done? | — | ||||||
| 4/21/26 | Seahawks Draft Intel Is Heating Up | League-wide Buzz + What I’m Hearing | The Seahawks draft picture is getting clearer… and more complicated. In this episode of Seahawks Forever, I’m breaking down the most important league-wide draft intel, the latest movement and momentum around the board, and what I’m hearing about how the Seahawks may be approaching their biggest decisions. From trade possibilities to roster priorities to the kind of draft chaos that could reshape Seattle’s options, we’re connecting the dots on everything that could impact what John Schneider and Mike Macdonald are able to do. | — | ||||||
| 4/21/26 | Seahawks Final Draft Board Update From John Schneider - BLIND REACTION | John Schneider’s final pre-draft radio appearance gave us a little bit of everything. A great behind-the-scenes conversation with the Seahawks’ longtime equipment manager, a really cool Jaxon Smith-Njigba story that shows how small details can change everything, and some telling updates on where Seattle stands in the draft process as the final board comes together. I react to it all completely blind and look for the clues, tells, and insight that could matter most with draft night right around the corner. | — | ||||||
| 4/16/26 | We Drafted the Entire NFC WEST: Who did it best? + Steals, Reaches & Biggest Winners | In this week's look around the best division in the NFL we went all the way through a full 7-round NFC West mock draft and acted as GM's for the entire division. Rob “Stats” Guerrera handled the 49ers and Rams, while I drafted for the Seahawks and Cardinals. Along the way, we debated the best steals, biggest reaches, smartest value picks, and which team helped itself the most. Who built the best class? Who overthought it? And which fanbase should feel the best coming out of this exercise? | — | ||||||
| 4/15/26 | Seahawks ALL CHARACTER Mock Draft | Smart, Tough, Reliable Prospects Only! | What would a Seattle Seahawks mock draft look like if it was built almost entirely around culture, character, toughness, intelligence, leadership and fit? That’s what this episode is all about. I put together an All Character Mock Draft focused on the kinds of players who feel like true Seahawks under John Schneider and Mike Macdonald — smart, tough, reliable competitors who align with the identity this team is trying to build. Some of the names will be obvious, some may surprise you, but every pick was made with the Seahawks’ bigger vision in mind. If you love draft philosophy, roster-building, and thoughtful Seahawks analysis, this is a fun one. Subscribe to Seahawks Forever for more daily coverage, film-based insight, live shows, and Seahawks draft talk all year long. | — | ||||||
| 4/15/26 | James Foster of Wide Left Joins Me: Best SEAHAWKS Draft Values + Viewer Q&A | In this episode I’m joined by James Foster of Wide Left, an up-and-coming draft analyst with one of the most impressive interactive draft databases in the industry. We’ll introduce you to his work, dig into where the real value lies in this year’s draft for the Seahawks, and talk through the positions, ranges, and player types that could make the most sense for Seattle. James also presents his ideas for a few specific players most well-built to help the Seahawks do the one thing they struggled with the most in 2025, slowing down the Rams passing attack. Subscribe to Seahawks Forever for more daily, thoughtful analysis on all things Seahawks. | — | ||||||
| 4/13/26 | CBS Draft Expert Emory Hunt Reveals the Hidden SEAHAWKS Fits in the 2026 NFL Draft | CBS Sports draft expert and Football Gameplan Draft Guide publisher Emory Hunt joins Seahawks Forever for his annual pre-draft visit, and this one goes well beyond surface-level prospect talk. In a draft media world where many analysts stay in the video booth, Emory Hunt still does it the old-school way: pounding the pavement, attending all nine all-star games, traveling the country, and even scouting into Canada in search of real talent. With more than 1,200 prospects in his guide, Hunt brings one of the most thorough and ground-level processes in the industry. In this episode, we talk about what the NFL still gets wrong about the draft process, why certain players and schools continue to be overlooked, and which under-the-radar prospects could fit exactly what the Seahawks need in this class. If you love thoughtful Seahawks draft coverage, hidden gems, and real football process, this is the episode for you. Forever and always, Go Hawks. | — | ||||||
| 4/12/26 | SEAHAWKS 30-Visit List SURPRISE + Their Mount Rushmore of Draft Busts! | The Seahawks’ official 30-visit list got a fresh twist today, and it includes both a surprise omission and a surprise addition that could hint at a draft direction most fans haven’t been focused on. Tonight, we’ll break down what changed, what it could mean, and whether this gives us a new clue about Seattle’s board. Then I’ll unveil my Mount Rushmore of the biggest draft busts in Seahawks history — and trust me, narrowing it down to just four was not easy. We’ll wrap with a live viewer Q&A and talk through whatever’s on your mind as draft season heats up. Subscribe to Seahawks Forever for more daily, thoughtful Seahawks analysis. | — | ||||||
| 4/11/26 | John Schneider Just Revealed MORE About Seattle’s Draft Process - BLIND REACTION! | Every week during draft season, John Schneider seems to reveal another fascinating piece of the Seahawks’ process on 710 Seattle Sports — and this time, the focus is on player health. Not just whether a prospect is healthy right now, but how Seattle uses medical work, sports science, analytics, and long-term durability projections to shape its draft board. In this episode, I blind react to Schneider’s latest appearance for the very first time, listening for tells, clues, and the kind of revealing nuggets that can help us better understand how the Seahawks may be stacking this year’s class. Subscribe for more daily, thoughtful Seahawks coverage right here on Seahawks Forever. | — | ||||||
| 4/10/26 | Seahawks Trade Rumors Just Got Very Interesting - What I'm Hearing Regarding Big-Name Pass Rushers | The Seahawks may be exploring a major move at EDGE, and the two names connected to them are eye-opening: Myles Garrett and Kayvon Thibodeaux. These are not the same kind of trade target, and that’s what makes this report so fascinating. One would be a massive all-in swing for a proven superstar. The other could be a younger, more flexible move with plenty of upside. In this episode, I break down what I’m hearing, why these names matter, what each path would say about Seattle’s mindset, and which option makes the most sense for the Seahawks right now. | — | ||||||
| 4/7/26 | 4 Seahawks Players Who Could Benefit Most Under New OC Brian Fleury | As the Seahawks begin a new offensive chapter under Brian Fleury, the biggest beneficiaries may not be the most obvious names on the roster. In this episode, I break down four players and position groups that could be positioned for a bigger role, better usage, or a more natural fit in Seattle’s new offense. From every-down versatility to structural matchup value to expanded usage in space, there are some really interesting possibilities here if Fleury brings over some of the ideas many expect. This isn’t just about who gets the most targets. It’s about who could be featured differently, more efficiently, and more often. | — | ||||||
| 4/7/26 | Dexter Lawrence to the SEAHAWKS?! Who Says No? | Dexter Lawrence is one of the most dominant defensive tackles in football when he’s right, so naturally the idea of putting him in Seattle is going to fire people up. But once you dig into the injury context, the trade compensation, the contract layer, and what the Seahawks already have tied up on the defensive line, this gets a lot more complicated than a simple “yes” or “no.” In this episode, I lay out the strongest case for making the move, the strongest case against it, and why this debate says a lot about where Seattle is as a roster right now. This one is not as obvious as it looks at first glance. | — | ||||||
| 4/5/26 | Here's Why Defensive Tackle Is a Bigger SEAHAWKS Draft Need Than You Think | Defensive tackle is not being treated like a major Seattle Seahawks draft need by much of the fanbase or even a lot of the analytical community — but that may be a mistake. In today’s show, I make the case for why DT is a lot more fragile than it appears on the surface, especially when you factor in age, attrition, regression, injury risk, and how quickly a position group can turn from strength to concern in the NFL. I break down why this draft class could offer Seattle a real opportunity to get ahead of the problem, and I spotlight 8 defensive tackle prospects in the process: 4 who feel like strong Seahawks fits on and off the field, and 4 who may not even be on John Schneider and Mike Macdonald’s board for a variety of reasons. If you’ve been overlooking DT in this class, this episode may change your mind. | — | ||||||
| 4/4/26 | The SEAHAWKS Must Draft TWO Pass Rushers... And Here’s Why | Could the Seattle Seahawks come out of this draft with TWO new EDGE defenders? Today I make the case for why Seattle should seriously consider double dipping at one of its biggest long-term need positions. With Uchenna Nwosu nearing 30 and in the final year of his deal, DeMarcus Lawrence in the twilight of his career, and questions still lingering about the long-term makeup of the room, the Seahawks may need more than just one answer. The idea? Pair a sturdier base end who can set the edge and defend the run with a twitchier, more explosive designated pass rusher who can give Mike Macdonald the “quick wins” he’s talked about wanting. I walk through 4 possible draft combinations that could make sense within Seattle’s current draft framework and explain why a two-pronged investment at EDGE could be one of the smartest things they do in this class. | — | ||||||
| 4/3/26 | BLIND REACTION! The John Schneider Show | What Does He Reveal About The SEAHAWKS Draft Process? | Seattle Seahawks GM John Schneider - the reigning NFL Executive of the Year - made his latest local radio appearance as the draft gets closer, and as always, these shows are worth listening to carefully. He may try to keep things close to the vest, but if you know what to listen for, there are almost always useful clues buried in the conversation. Tonight I’m doing a blind reaction to the segment, stopping along the way to react to the most interesting comments, possible draft hints, and anything that gives us a better feel for how the Seahawks are evaluating this class. Even when Schneider avoids giving away anything directly, these appearances usually offer some of the best insight we get into Seattle’s thought process before draft weekend. | — | ||||||
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