Seahawks Showdown - Linebackers vs. Tight Ends | Brain Teasers

Seahawks linebackers went head-to-head with the tight ends in solving brain teasers in this edition of Seahawks Showdown. Presented by WA Lottery.

Head Coach Mike Macdonald provides insights on the upcoming game against the Detroit Lions and team developments. (0:16) Macdonald praises the Lions as a well-coached, hard-playing team with scheme diversity. (1:51) He emphasizes the unique challenges each week presents. (2:31) Macdonald notes that the Lions' offense starts with the run game, setting up play-action and drop-back passes. (6:21) He discusses the team's focus on fundamentals and execution details across all phases. (10:34) Macdonald mentions Myles Adams' readiness to play if called upon, highlighting his position flexibility. (11:16) He commends Riq Woolen's consistent performance and mental focus. (12:17) Macdonald addresses the competition between Anthony Bradford and Christian Haynes, emphasizing consistency and performance as key factors.

DK Metcalf shares insights on the upcoming game against the Detroit Lions, highlighting their tough playing style and talented roster (0:13). He emphasizes the Seahawks' team unity and resilience in facing adversity (0:39). Metcalf discusses the challenging environment at Ford Field, ranking it among the top three loudest stadiums (2:28). He analyzes the Lions' defensive backs, praising rookie Terrion Arnold from Alabama and safety Brian Branch (3:22). Metcalf reflects on his growing chemistry with quarterback Geno Smith, citing a successful play from their recent game (4:29). He mentions his off-season focus on improving contested catches, working with Smith and his trainer (8:44).

The Seahawks defense was relentless in their pass rush in their 24-3 win in Week 3 vs. the Miami Dolphins. Check out some of the best highlights from their impressive performance.

Head Coach Mike Macdonald reflects on the Seattle Seahawks' 3-0 start to the season and discusses team development: (0:25) Macdonald emphasizes the team is in a great position but still has room for improvement. (1:32) Addresses penalties from the previous game and the need to correct them. (2:29) Praises cornerback Devon Witherspoon's effort despite some penalties. (4:03) Highlights the importance of preparation in allowing players to anticipate plays. (6:20) Provides injury updates on Leonard Williams and Byron Murphy. (8:13) Commends the team's ability to win in different ways, showing alignment and adaptability. (14:23) Acknowledges the strong performance of tight ends, particularly Noah Fant. (16:30) Praises safety Julian Love's versatility and physical presence on the field. Macdonald also discusses the development of young players like Zach Charbonnet and Derick Hall, and emphasizes the importance of trust between coaches and players in executing the game plan effectively.

Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith launched a pass to DK Metcalf for 71-yard touchdown in the team's 24-3 win over the Miami Dolphins. Listen to the voice of the Seahawks, Steve Raible, call of the touchdown.

Listen to Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald as he addresses the team following their 24-3 win over the Miami Dolphins to start the season 3-0.

Derick Hall, linebacker for the Seattle Seahawks, discusses his recent success, including three sacks in the last three games. Hall attributes his improvement to off-season preparation, experience gained in his rookie year, and the new defensive scheme implemented by Head Coach Mike Macdonald (0:18). He emphasizes the importance of starting fast and playing physical (0:48), and mentions his focus on boxing to improve reaction time (1:17). Hall highlights the close relationship with teammate Boye Mafe, who has helped him adapt to the NFL (2:11). The linebacker notes the significant boost in his confidence due to the new coaching staff's trust and his improved film study habits (3:59). Hall also discusses the impact of quarterback changes during games and praises Uchenna Nwosu's leadership on the defensive line (5:28).

Linebacker Tyrel Dodson discusses the Seattle Seahawks' impressive defensive performance against the Miami Dolphins. Dodson commends rookie Tyrice Knight's professionalism and progress (0:16). He expresses pride in the defense's resilience, particularly in goal-line stands (1:00). The defense held the Dolphins to 1 for 15 on third downs (2:53). Dodson highlights the team's preparation for facing fast-paced offenses (3:25). He praises the depth of the defensive line, noting strong performances despite injuries to Leonard Williams and Byron Murphy (4:57). Dodson emphasizes improved attention to detail in red zone defense (5:42) and the importance of complementary football (6:28). He concludes by discussing the growing chemistry within the defense (7:25).

Geno Smith discusses the Seahawks' recent victory and their 3-0 start to the season. At (0:09), he explains a successful deep pass to DK Metcalf, emphasizing the importance of reading coverages. Smith acknowledges the team's resilience, particularly praising the defense's performance at (2:35). He expresses frustration with his own play, specifically mentioning interceptions at (3:24). Smith commends the offense's ability to overcome challenges, citing a crucial 98-yard drive at (5:10). Despite being 3-0, Smith emphasizes at (6:28) that the team is where they should be, with room for improvement as they prepare for their next game against Detroit. He highlights the importance of the running game and the offensive line's performance in the second half (1:41). Smith also mentions the team's diverse offensive weapons, including Tyler Lockett, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Noah Fant, Kenneth Walker III, and Zach Charbonnet (3:44).

Noah Fant, tight end for the Seattle Seahawks, reflects on the team's recent offensive performance. Starting at 0:12, Fant acknowledges the need to eliminate penalties and self-inflicted wounds that hindered their drives. He emphasizes the importance of continuous improvement and team cohesion. At 0:50, Fant mentions a missed opportunity to capitalize on a 17-3 lead. Addressing his own performance at 1:17, Fant admits that missing training camp time affected him, but feels he's getting back into rhythm. He expresses excitement about his involvement in the offense and his desire to keep improving. Lastly, at 1:52, Fant highlights the positive impact of having Pharaoh Brown back in the lineup, praising his pass protection against Jaelan Phillips and his contributions to the run game.

DK Metcalf discusses key moments from the Seahawks' recent win, including a sideline catch from Geno Smith (0:14) and a long touchdown resulting from a route practiced since training camp (1:25). He emphasizes the importance of avoiding penalties, which hindered their performance in the 2nd and 3rd quarters (0:52). Metcalf praises the defense's ability to make stops after turnovers (2:52) and highlights the strong running game, particularly from Zach Charbonnet in closing out the game (3:29). Looking ahead to their match against the Detroit Lions, Metcalf stresses the need to maintain steady confidence and continue improving week to week (3:18).

In a post-game interview, Seahawks Head Coach Mike Macdonald reflects on the team's 3-0 start to the season after defeating the Miami Dolphins. Macdonald praises the team's hard play and physicality, particularly highlighting the defensive front's performance (0:24). He notes Derick Hall's standout game (2:33) and the team's resilience in the face of injuries to Leonard Williams and Byron Murphy II (3:10). Macdonald also commends the red zone defense (4:24), Zach Charbonnet's crucial 98-yard drive (4:53), and DK Metcalf's game-changing abilities (8:56). While acknowledging some operational sloppiness, Macdonald emphasizes the team's overall positive direction and the upcoming challenge against Detroit (8:11).

Zach Charbonnet, the Seahawks' running back, reflects on the team's improved running game in their recent victory. Despite a slow start, the offensive line's persistence led to nearly 100 yards rushing and two touchdowns for Charbonnet (0:17). He emphasizes the importance of a 98-yard drive that sealed the game (0:30) and praises the defense for their crucial stops (0:54). Charbonnet acknowledges his growing comfort in finding the end zone, with four touchdowns in three games (1:20). He also commends teammate Kenny McIntosh for his hard work and recent playing opportunity (1:37). Charbonnet credits the offensive line and tight ends for creating one-on-one opportunities (1:58) and mentions that the team is still developing their running game identity under Offensive Coordinator Ryan Grubb (2:39).

U.S. Air Force Retired Technical Sergeant Freddie Garza Jr. sang the national anthem prior to the start of the Seahawks' Week 3 matchup vs. the Miami Dolphins at Lumen Field.

Check out the Seattle Seahawks team introduction video played at Lumen Field for the start of every home game.

The Seahawks return home to Lumen Field for a Week 3 matchup against the Miami Dolphins and their high powered offense. The Seahawks look to keep the win streak going and start the season 3-0.

The Seahawks get set to host the 1-1 Miami Dolphins on Sunday, September 22, 2024 at Lumen Field. Seahawks reporter Jen Mueller breaks down the upcoming matchup as Seattle looks to improve to 3-0.

Coach Mike Macdonald discusses the injury status of several players, including Kenneth Walker III and Jerome Baker, who are unlikely to play in the upcoming game. He praises rookie Tyrice Knight's progress and mentions potential lineup changes. Macdonald addresses the right guard competition and provides updates on Uchenna Nwosu and Boye Mafe. He explains the process of selecting weekly team captains and discusses defensive preparations for their next opponent. The coach emphasizes the importance of player leadership and taking responsibility, as exemplified by Tyrel Dodson's comments on the run game. Macdonald also touches on George Fant's status and Stone Forsythe's performance.

Seahawks safety Rayshawn Jenkins was mic'd up for the team's overtime win over the New England Patriots in Week 2.

Seahawks All Access takes you on the field and the sidelines with all the sights and sounds from the Seahawks' overtime win on the road vs. the New England Patriots in Week 2.

Aden Durde, the Defensive Coordinator, shares insights on defensive strategies and player performances. He discusses the challenges of facing quick-release quarterbacks (0:16) and the pressure Miami's offense puts on defenses (0:40). Durde emphasizes the importance of chemistry between linebackers and defensive line (1:50), and praises Byron Murphy II's maturity as a rookie (3:56). He also highlights Geno Smith's impressive ability to process and release the ball quickly (7:23). The conversation covers various aspects of defensive play, including adjustments to misdirection plays and the importance of communication among defensive players. Durde reflects on the team's performance against Miami, acknowledging areas for improvement while noting positive moments like crucial defensive stops (5:49).

Ryan Grubb, the Seahawks' Offensive Coordinator, discusses the team's offensive strategy and player performances. (0:18) He emphasizes the importance of being an "answer-based offense" that can adapt to different defensive approaches. (1:42) Grubb praises quarterback Geno Smith for his quick processing and efficient throwing, noting his ability to get the ball out in less than 2.5 seconds. (3:15) He highlights the advantage of having multiple talented receivers, making it difficult for defenses to focus on shutting down just one player. (4:24) Grubb commends center Connor Williams for his impressive performance despite being new to the team and coming off an ACL injury. (7:01) He also praises running back Zach Charbonnet for a crucial third-down play and (8:07) left tackle Charles Cross for his attention to detail and preparation.

You can't write back when you're busy putting in the work: a sentiment that the Seahawks prove as they start the regular season 2-0. Geno Smith reflects on the evolution of his 10-year NFL career, from building consistency to becoming a veteran in the locker room. The "pure power" that is Derick Hall shows off his truck fleet which is (no surprise) built the same. And the team credits big plays by our defense that helped shut down New England in overtime. With great leadership at the forefront of the team, the Seahawks approach Week 3 for a home game against the Dolphins.

Seahawks linebacker Tyrel Dodson met with media on Thursday afternoon to discuss the need to start the game faster this week, improving the run defense, his work in the community and more at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center.