Hello, everybody.

Welcome to another episode of Hawk Blogger Mornings.

I'm Brian.

You can find me TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, all the places at Hawk Blogger.

And we've got a very special guest to kick off the first padded practice day for the Seahawks in 2025.

Tori Horton, uh, welcome to the show, man.

How you doing? I'm doing great, man. I'm excited to be here. Well, excited to talk to you. Uh, you've been a bit, a bit of a man of mystery, right? Coming off the injuries, we didn't get to see as much during OTAs and mini camp, but here you are the first few days of training camp and pretty much every day making an impact.

Has the feel to be back on the field?

Yeah. and minicamp, but here you are the first few days of training camp and pretty much every day making an impact.

How has it feel to be back on the field?

Yeah, it feels great. You know, having that set back from, you know, last season, kind of got to get your mental right and, you know, start with your mentor and, you know, getting your body right. So just doing all the little steps to get back on the field and, you know, just staying in the playbook, just trying to do the best I could, you know, I could do and, you know, help the team progress and, you know, the right way. And, you know, coach harps about, you know, chasing the edges. And, you know, we all got our, you know, our own, you know, goals and, you know, those goals kind of correlate to the team goals. And, you know, I'm just going day by day.

And, you know, I'm excited to just go out there and, you know, do what I could do. Well, if I, if I'm right, you're not the first pro athlete in your family. Is that right? You've had a few folks dabble there. Is that correct? Sisters brothers? Yeah, my sister played professional volleyball. She played overseas for most four years.

And then my brother was a defensive back at Boise.

And then... brothers? Yeah, my sister played professional volleyball. She played overseas for most four years.

And then my brother was a defensive back at Boise and, you know, sign with the Dolphins.

So, yeah, we run a little bit in the family. All right. You and your brother go head to head.

How does that, how does that match up go?

Me.

Every time, huh?

I think he knows that now. Yeah. There's no debate with that. He may say he still, you know, could keep up and stay with me, but there's no debate anymore.

Well, man, growing up in a family full of athletes, what was that like? A lot of competition in the household?

Yeah, you know, it was always a competition. You know, know everything we did was a competition it could go from video games to uh who could get the clothes first or just

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