Dave and Bob continue their evaluation of Seahawks position groups by looking at what they deem to be one of the more stable positions on the roster heading into the 2025 season.
Dave and Bob give their evaluations on how the Seahawks defensive line played in 2024 and analyze the uncertainty around that position group moving into the 2025 offseason.
Dave and Bob continue their evaluation of the Seahawks position groups with a closer look at the wide receiver room to figure out who will be back next season, what a restructured contract for DK Metcalf would look like, and if Jake Bobo will have a bigger role in the offense.
Dave and Bob discuss the news that Grant Udinski is in Seattle for a second, in-person interview and what it means for the Seahawks offensive coordinator search.
Dave and Bob continue their series analyzing each Seahawks position group and the expectations for them heading into 2025 with a closer look at the tight ends, including why that position feels a little more unsettled due to the Seahawks salary cap situation and who they think will have a breakout season next year.
Dave and Bob discuss the Seahawks dire salary cap situation and weigh in on who the team will have to cut and whose contracts they will have to restructure this offseason.
Former MLB catcher and current MLB Network analyst Alex Avila joins Dave and Bob to weigh in on the Mariners offseason, his expectations for Julio this season, and why Cal Raleigh is in rare company when it comes to catchers.
Dave and Bob begin their closer look at how each position group performed for the Seahawks in 2024 and the big questions that each group will deal with this offseason. The guys start by diving into the EDGE rushers and analyze who will be back and who has the most at stake going into the 2025 season.
FOX NFL analyst Mark Schlereth joins Dave and Bob to talk about what he took away from the opening weekend of the NFL playoffs and who he thinks would be a good fit for the Seahawks new offensive coordinator.
Dave and Bob discuss how the Seahawks have not gone through a bad stretch that has resulted in consistent top 10 picks during John Schneider's tenure and whether they need to find a way to get younger and accumulate high draft capital in order to break out of their middle-of-the-pack finishes.