It's time for the ultimate Seahawks debate! In our latest episode, we tackle the Mount Rushmore of Seattle Seahawks legends. From Russell Wilson's unforgettable deep balls to Marshawn Lynch's iconic "BeastQuake" run, we break down the top four players who have defined the franchise. Join us as we dive into the careers and contributions of these Seahawks greats, and find out who made our list. Do you agree with our picks? Who would you include on your Seahawks Mount Rushmore?

Word of the Day - Schadenfreude!!!... the German word for taking delight in other people's misfortune encapsulates how we felt watching McVay pine for Byron Murphy, knowing he was slipping right through the Rams' fingers. There was exceptional behind-the-scenes video and quotes detailing exactly how the Rams tried to trade up for Murphy and with what trade partners. Luckily for our Seahawks none of it materialized and #91 is ours!!!

With recent blockbuster deals, like Justin Jefferson's four-year $140 million contract with the Minnesota Vikings, wide receiver contracts have taken center stage in NFL news and it creates questions for teams trying to navigate salary cap constraints while building competitive rosters. How should the Seattle Seahawks' approach their wide receiver contracts? With a star player like DK Metcalf on the roster, the Seahawks face the question about when to resign DK and how much could be too much. We talk about the potential salary cap implications and the considerations the Seahawks must weigh as they look to maintain a competitive edge.

In the past month, we've heard from Pittsburgh Steelers fans and Kansas City Chiefs fans talk about DK Metcalf's trade availability. Trade talks ahead of the draft and at the trade deadline are one thing, but hearing them after the draft for a player that isn't in contract negotiations? We discuss why it doesn't make much sense to trade DK at this point and we track down the source of where these rumors started.

The Seattle Seahawks have a new coach, they've picked up new additions through free agency and added young talent through the draft. So what is left for them to do? For our inaugural show on the Bleav network, we have four things we'd like to see from Mike Macdonald and the Seahawks before the 2024 season kicks off. One area of the team may have too much depth, while another falls short. Is there a former coach other than Pete Carroll who could be called upon for some coaching guidance? Lastly, stay tuned to the end to hear about the one player we believe the Seahawks should bring back to help bolster the defense.

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