Seattle Seahawks

Skip to main content Advertising The Seahawks are headed East to try to stay undefeated as they take on the Washington Commanders. Michael Bumpus and Nasser Kyobe preview the game. Today's show: What's on tap (1:51), Know Your History (6:44), What's the Word in the West (8:58), Man Up (13:37), Path to Victory (24:58).

With Anthony Bradford sidelined for at least four weeks after being placed on injured reserve with a knee/hip injury, the plan is for Christian Haynes and Beau Stephens, who split snaps in Week 2, to continue to rotate at right guard. "It's unfortunate with AB (Anthony Bradford)," head coach Mike Macdonald said. "Luckily AB is going to be able to make a full recovery and come back. Best version of himself yet hopefully.

Skip to main content Advertising Seahawks offensive Coordinator Brian Fleury met with the media to break down the offense's use of heavy goal-line personnel, the ongoing guard rotation and a long, clock-draining closing drive. He explained how getting bigger than the defense creates matchup problems and sets up complementary plays, why the red-zone offense still lags behind the team's efficiency between the 20s, and how dividing snaps kept the group fresh late.

Skip to main content Advertising Seahawks defensive coordinator Aden Durde met with the media to discuss how the Seahawks defense is deploying its unique skill sets, highlighted by safety Nick Emmanwori's expanding edge-rush role.

Talking to the media might not be a top highlight of the job for most NFL players, but in one sense, Sam Darnold was pretty thrilled to be standing in front of the media on Thursday. Just over two weeks after leaving the Seahawks' season-opening win with a glute injury, Darnold held his usual Thursday press conference prior to practice, another indication that the two-time Pro-Bowler has a real chance to make his return when Seattle faces the Washington Commanders on Sunday.

Skip to main content Advertising Seahawks right tackle Abraham Lucas was wired for sound in the team's dominant 31-7 win over the Arizona Cardinals. Check out Abe Lucas' best mic'd up moments from Week 2.

Skip to main content Advertising Seahawks cornerback Devon Witherspoon met with the media to discuss the standard Seattle's defense has set through two games, pointing to the group's physicality, execution and relentless swarming to the football. He detailed the daily emphasis on limiting yards after the catch, credited the trust behind 10 different players already logging a tackle for loss, and praised teammates including Nehemiah Pritchett, Rodney Thomas II, Ty Okada and Julian Love.

Skip to main content Advertising Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold met with media to discuss the injury he suffered in Week 1, the emotions that followed, and the CT scan that brought good news. He said he is striving to play Sunday while taking his recovery day by day after a positive Wednesday practice, and credited his hospital stay with giving him perspective.

Skip to main content Advertising Seahawks linebacker DeMarcus Lawrence met with the media to discuss the defense's strong start through two weeks and the locker room chemistry that convinced him to run it back this season. He detailed how camaraderie translates to on-field cohesion, praised Nick Emmanwori's versatility and growing role as an edge rusher, and highlighted the daily competition against offensive tackles Charles Cross and Abraham Lucas.

Skip to main content Advertising The Seahawks will go back on the road and are looking to stay undefeated in Week 3 against the Washington Commanders at Northwest Stadium. Jen Mueller and John Boyle preview the upcoming matchup vs. the 0-2 Commanders. Today's show: QB Situation (0:28), Seahawks offense right now (3:00), Seahawks Run Game (6:37), Latino Heritage Collection (12:00), Nick Emmanwori (14:51), Marcus Mariota (15:32), Fantasy Insider (17:39), and two things we need to see (23:16).