457: Big Cat Snubbed, 3 Names for Seahawks OC Surface

Sea Hawkers Podcast: for Seattle Seahawks fans

Brandan Schulze

Football, Sports

4.7 • 568 Ratings

🗓️ 11 January 2025

⏱️ 99 minutes

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Summary

We're kicking off the offseason with discussions on the Seahawks coaching changes and the All-Pro snub of Leonard Williams. With Ryan Grubb out as offensive coordinator, we take a look at three potential candidates to step into the role: Thomas Brown, Hank Fraley, and Klint Kubiak who are all reported to be interviewing with the position. How do their past achievements play into and potentially fit with the Seahawks' philosophy? What are some of the risks associated with each candidate? We each offer our top candidate of the three.

Leonard Williams was snubbed from the All-Pro team despite exceeding all of the other candidates statistically in almost every category. Could this motivate Big Cat to an even better season next year? Plus we get into the topic of general manger John Schneider and his 2024 offseason and in-season moves. Could this be the offseason where he finally addresses the issues on the offensive line?

As we look around the rest of the league, the San Francisco 49ers are considering a familiar name for their vacant defensive coordinator position. Plus could Pete Carroll be on track to return to the NFL in 2025? He has two jobs lined up and one could him in position to reunite with some former Seahawks. We call out the rarely used 'strength of victory' in determining tie breakers and the Patriots for moving on from their head coach after one season. Better at life honors go out to head coach Mike Macdonald and to the firefighters battling the fires in Southern California.

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0:00.0	This is the Sea Hawkers podcast.
0:09.0	Episode 457.
0:12.0	I'm Brandon Schultz and I am joined by my good buddy, Adam Emmert.
0:17.0	Adam, it is the first episode of the offseason officially.
0:22.4	It is, it is, and it's going to be, you know, fun offseason,
0:27.5	specifically just because of the offensive changes and all of that.
0:31.3	And I'm going to try to enjoy the off season and the hoopla a little bit more this year.
0:37.1	Usually this time of year,
0:38.3	annoys the hell out of me,
0:39.3	but I'm going to try to embrace it.
0:42.0	Embrace the hoopla.
0:43.1	It could be,
0:44.1	it could be very different in the type of hoopla that it,
0:48.0	uh,
0:48.6	that we end up seeing.
0:49.8	And I don't know if any of the offensive coordinators who have been announced as coming into interview or any indication of it.
0:58.1	I'm having a tough time making any general takeaways just by the first three names that we've heard.
1:04.8	But, I mean, as fans, I guess the main piece of hoopla that we can already embrace is coming to the defense of one
1:12.6	of our own and that's Leonard Williams missing the all pro team Adam not making it as one of
1:19.0	either the top two on the first team or the second two on the second team he is outside and
1:25.7	probably right on that bubble yeah Yeah, apparently whoever decides on these
1:30.8	awards and stuff, just don't watch football. Leo Williams, he had a fantastic season. Maybe the
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