Locked On Seahawks - Daily Podcast On The Seattle Seahawks

Did the Seattle Seahawks make a mistake letting Kenneth Walker III get away? Walker returns to Seattle on Sunday Night Football thriving in the Kansas City Chiefs offense, while the Seahawks are still searching for answers in their own struggling running game. Dan Viens and NFL Draft analyst Rob Rang examine Seattle's offseason process versus the results we're seeing now. Was moving on from Walker defensible roster management, or did the Seahawks underestimate how difficult his explosiveness would be to replace? Dan and Rob also take a deeper look at Seattle's injury-plagued 2026 NFL Draft class. With Jadarian Price among the rookies whose development has been interrupted, what should expectations be going forward? Rob evaluates the upside of Price, Bud Clark, Beau Stephens, Michael Dansby and other young Seahawks who could still become important pieces of Seattle's future. Plus, it's Seahawks-Chiefs on Sunday Night Football. How can Mike Macdonald's defense handle Walker's return while also dealing with Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce? Seattle's run defense faces one of its biggest tests yet as the Seahawks try to protect home field and pull off a massive primetime upset. SUBSCRIBE to Locked On Seahawks for daily Seattle Seahawks coverage with Dan Viens! #Seahawks #SeattleSeahawks #NFL #Chiefs #KennethWalker PHOTO: Denny Medley-Imagn Images

Kansas City Chiefs unleash NFL’s most explosive offense as Kenneth Walker faces his former team under the Sunday night lights. Can the Seattle Seahawks’ run defense, boasting a 35-game streak without allowing a 100-yard rusher, halt Walker’s league-leading 6.3 yards per carry and disrupt Patrick Mahomes in a pivotal primetime clash? Dan Viens and Chris Clark spotlight critical matchups, including Mahomes’ health, Travis Kelce’s final season, and emerging rookie contributors on both sides. The podcast breaks down Seattle’s offensive struggles, Sam Darnold’s turnover woes, and the chess match between Mike Macdonald’s defensive schemes and Andy Reid’s evolving attack. Key themes include the Chiefs’ revamped ground game, offensive line concerns, and whether Seattle’s extra prep time will tip the balance. Will the underdog Seahawks pull off the upset, or do the defending champions remain unstoppable? PHOTO: William Purnell-Imagn Images

This week on the Seahawks Squad Show, we take a deep dive into a few of the problems facing the Hawks before their Sunday Night showdown with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Seattle Seahawks weigh bold trade deadline moves as running game disappoints and playoff hopes hang in the balance. Can Zach Charbonnet and Anthony Bradford jump-start Brian Fluery’s stagnant rushing attack, or will John Schneider shake up the roster with a splash acquisition? Dan Viens and Corbin Smith analyze the Seahawks’ backfield woes, break down the potential impact of reinforcements like Jadarian Price and Robert Henry Jr., and debate the merits of trading for stars such as Jonathan Taylor or Ashton Jeanty. The conversation spotlights key offensive line shifts, fullback options on the practice squad, and the crowded NFC playoff race. Don’t miss this in-depth look at how Seattle might fix its offensive struggles and stay in the postseason hunt. PHOTO: Steven Bisig-Imagn Images

Seattle Seahawks’ quarterback dilemma intensifies as Sam Darnold’s interception woes put the team’s season—and his future—on the line. Could Drew Lock emerge as the answer, or will John Schneider and Mike Macdonald pivot to other options in a pivotal NFC playoff race? Key questions swirl: How much patience should Seattle have, and what shakeups might loom for Darnold and the offense? Dan Viens and guest Casey McLain break down the ongoing struggles at quarterback, Brian Fleury’s challenges as offensive coordinator, and the impact of Anthony Bradford’s return on the Seahawks’ run game. They spotlight the defensive strengths under Coach Macdonald, the implications of the Los Angeles Rams' poor start, and Seattle’s playoff outlook in a wide-open NFC. Can the Seahawks capitalize on their remaining schedule, or are bigger changes on the horizon after this up-and-down start? PHOTOS: Ron Chenoy-Imagn Images Steven Bisig-Imagn Images