56: Panthers recap, Packers preview, interview with Todd Mossburg, producer for NFL AM
Release Date: 01/14/2015
Sea Hawkers Podcast
Both the Seattle Seahawks and Arizona Cardinals are 1-0, and we're back with six themed "What If" questions to preview the matchup. We kick things off with a quick recap of the Cardinals' Week 1 win over the Chargers, before diving into where the Seahawks need to see growth, whether Jadarian Price and the offensive line can heat things up on the road, how to slow down the Cardinals' run and pass attacks, and what could set the tone for the game plan. Plus, we read wishes from the "Wishing Well" and make our personal "What If Super Hawk" picks for the week. Join our - free prizes for...
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Thomas Rawls is back on the show, and it's a running back-focused episode from top to bottom. We break down Jadarian Price's NFL debut with Thomas's expert eye, look ahead to Week 2 against the Cardinals and fellow Notre Dame product Jeremiyah Love, and dig into the workload question every rookie back faces early in their career. Thomas also shares his own breakout-game story from 2015, and we talk about what it takes for the Seahawks to keep their championship core together. Plus, Thomas tells you where to catch him at Muckleshoot Casino for the road games this season. Join our - free prizes...
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Our Seattle Seahawks are 1-0 after a Week 1 win over the Patriots, and there's a lot to unpack! We start with Josh Jobe's game-sealing interception off Drake Maye and a defense that made life miserable for New England all night. Mike Macdonald took the opportunity to describe this 2026 team as "resilent." We dig into the latest news surrounding the injury to Sam Darnold and what it means for Drew Lock's chance to start. Jadarian Price had is NFL debut and only had 10 carries. We discuss whether it was gameplan or a limited amount of opportunities that didn't allow him to get more involved....
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Game 1 had it all: some scares, some unbelievable play by veterans, inspiring play by rookies and emerging stars, and in the end a big Seahawks victory. We're looking at the tape and discussing six key micro-moments you might have missed that helped determine this big Seahawks victory. We'll also dissect times when things didn't go quite as planned. Stay to the end to see who takes home the first MVC of the young season! Join our - free prizes for weekly winners. Support the show Get in the Flock! Visit Or visit our website for Subscribe via: | | | | | Follow us on: | Listen on our...
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Our Seattle Seahawks opened the season 1-0, defeating the New England Patriots 13-10 in a home-opener banner night that got a lot more complicated than expected. We break down Sam Darnold's early hip injury and Drew Lock's poised relief effort, Brian Fleury's offensive game plan, and a dominant Mike Macdonald defense that turned away Drake Maye and the Patriots on the final drive. Uchenna Nwosu had a dominant performance up front, Ernest Jones led the team in tackles, and Josh Jobe came back and completely redeemed himself after pass interference set up the Patriots only touchdown. Join...
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We went live from Renton with our first "Blue Friday Bets" of the season. Four downs each, ten bucks a bet, and a Fail Mary round for anyone chasing plus-1200 odds or longer. We get into Cooper Kupp's receptions, George Holani's workload, AJ Barner and Elijah Arroyo touchdown props, anytime-sack bets on Byron Murphy and Derick Hall, and a few bold long shots along the way. Join our - free prizes for weekly winners. Support the show Get in the Flock! Visit Or visit our website for Subscribe via: | | | | | Follow us on: | Listen on our free app for , , or Call or text:...
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It's Week 1, and our Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks open the season with a rematch of Super Bowl LX against the Patriots. This unique preview show breaks down New England's pass rush against Drake Maye, their retooled receiver room, Seattle's safety depth behind Ty Okada, rookie running back Price's debut, and what we're looking to see out of our offensive line and pass rush. Plus, we get into the wishing well from the Flock, make our final score predictions, and look ahead to this week's trip out to Seattle. Join our - free prizes for weekly winners. Support the show Get in the Flock!...
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Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic joins us to talk about his new book, "." Mike talks about how writing a book gave him a different kind of avenue to report some behind the scenes information compared to daily beat coverage. He explains how the "12 As One" mantra runs through the whole roster, and the throughline of selflessness he found from Ernest Jones's story to the other vets who helped carry the message. We talk about Macdonald's approach worked in Seattle when a similar first-time-coach jump didn't for Jerod Mayo in New England, and the "high-powered" standard Julian Love set for the...
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It's our annual tradition, and this year it comes with a twist — our Seattle Seahawks are defending a Super Bowl. We go position group by position group through the roster heading into 2026: an offensive line built on continuity, Sam Darnold's turnover profile, a receiving corps anchored by JSN and Rashid Shaheed, a tight end room we think could be special, and a defense we believe is the best in the league under Mike Macdonald. We land on our record predictions and make our case for a repeat. Then we get looser — a "sports hate" riff on Aaron Donald and the Rams, stories from a trip to...
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We're one week away from our Seattle Seahawks kicking off their title defense against the New England Patriots, and Field Gulls managing editor Mookie Alexander joins us to break it down. We start with the Seahawks roster: the running back competition, a safety room banged up by injury, and continuity questions on offense under new OC Brian Fleury. There are also several changes to the Patriots roster: their retooled receiver room around A.J. Brown, some movement on their offensive line and veteran help at safety. Mookie responds to questions surrounding the Patriots and CB Christian...
info_outlineFor the third consecutive year, the Seahawks have at least one playoff win. With a second-straight NFC Championship game at home, Seattle is in a great position to make the Super Bowl in back-to-back seasons following a 31-17 win over the Carolina Panthers.
Warning to listeners this week: the show goes a little bit off track toward the start with more focus on the Dez Bryant catch, and we do our best to tie it in with the Earl Thomas near-interception. Both were called a catch on the field only to have the play overturned when it went to the replay booth. Is there a way to change the rules so each play could be considered a catch? Would a new rule differentiate between the two? Is one play more deserving of being ruled a catch over the other?
The guys break down the matchup with the Packers and where some critical matchups tend to favor the Seahawks. Adam and Brandan talk about the mobility of Aaron Rodgers being a huge concern in this game and how Mr. Miyagi traveling with the team could be a concern.
Todd Mossburg, a 20-year veteran producer, and current producer of NFL AM on NFL Network joins the show this week. Todd drops some amazing knowledge at the end of his interview that you won’t want to miss. Of course we’re all curious to know if the Fail Mary play will get played on an endless loop in previewing this next matchup, but Todd says the network will go in a different direction on NFL AM.
The UK Sea Hawkers check in via email as well as an email that reminds us that a Seahawks punter holds the record for the worst punts in NFL history. Do Better honors go out to an L.A. columnist who wrote a regrettable story about Pete Carroll five years ago as well as the marketing around the Packers game against the Cowboys. “Better at Life” honors go out to the 12s support of Marshawn Lynch and the Seahawks community outreach team.