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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The Seahawks have officially moved on from offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb. We discuss the firing and what it means for the Seahawks moving forward. Will there be any potential impact on the Seahawks free agents? Does it signal what direction the team may be going?

We explore a comprehensive list of potential candidates to fill the offensive coordinator position, ranging from experienced former head coaches like Frank Reich to promising up-and-comers like Tanner Engstrand. We look at the pros and cons and consider their fit with head coach Mike McDonald's vision for the team.

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The Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks finish with identical records and they can take the taste of losing into the postseason. Our defense got dinged, Jimmy G. was sorta competent and also what we were expecting. Plus, Geno Smith balled out with 4 TDs and capping off his season with his sights on a $6M bonus for his 2025 contract. We talk about our thoughts on what to look for in the week ahead and our plans leading up to the NFL draft.

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As the Seahawks wrap up their season with Saturday's game against the Los Angeles Rams, we debate the merits of closing out the season with a win, even if it's against a Rams team playing for nothing. Looking ahead to the offseason, there are two primary paths that make the most sense the Seahawks: tearing it down to focus on a rebuild or doubling down and sticking with a big part of the current roster. We talk about the key players, potential roster moves, and whether or not either option features offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb.

Coach Mike Macdonald says there are a handful of players who will be trying to hit some incentives for the season. How do the financial implications of Geno Smith's contract incentives play into the broader salary cap situation? In the second half of the show Adam pushes for the reasons why the Seahawks scenario of running it back should include Geno rather than trying to find another free agent to pursue -- but he does set a contract limit to where it would be too much. Sean Payton and anyone who suggests that Geno Smith should sit out Week 18 are called out in the Do Better segment, while a pair of Seahawks earn Better at Life honors.

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Join us for a post-game breakdown after the Seahawks less-than-stellar win over the Bears. Winning is still better than losing, especially when it results in a winning season overall for 2024. We dive into the defensive showcase that held the Bears to just three points, and take a look at the offensive strategy that looked like it was set up for success in the second half. Despite the win, the frustration with the offense and the debate over Geno Smith's performance continues. We look ahead to Saturday's showdown between the Cardinals and Rams to find out how meaningful the Seahawks Week 18 matchup will be.

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It's a special Christmas Day episode and E.J. Snyder is here to preview the Week 17 matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and the Chicago Bears. The Bears started strong with a 4-2 record, but post-bye week, the wheels have come off. We explore the coaching changes, the struggles on both sides of the ball, and the NFC North's powerhouse status this season. E.J. shares insights on the Bears' tumultuous season and their struggles on defense after a solid finish to 2023. Finally, with Bootleg Football as one of the best shows for looking ahead to the draft in the offseason and with the interest of upgrading the quarterback spot, we explore the potential options in the 2025 draft class.

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Another tough week for Seattle Seahawks fans after our team lost to the Minnesota Vikings 27-24, putting any playoff hopes in serious jeopardy. We break down the game, and discuss how our Seahawks had a lead but couldn't hold onto it in the fourth quarter. Despite a promising comeback led by Geno Smith, the offense struggled with balance and timely penalties. Justin Jefferson torched the Seahawks defensive backs for two touchdowns, while DK Metcalf was held relatively in check by the Vikings defense. With the loss, the Seahawks playoff hopes now rest on the Arizona Cardinals being able to beat the Rams, only if Seattle can go on the road on win on Thursday.

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The Seahawks suffered an infuriating loss to the Packers on Sunday, but it did bring some clarity on changes that need to be made in the offseaon (if not sooner). We take a look at what went wrong with the team in their slow start and what kept them from coming back despite having the opportunity, in part thanks to the defense for bouncing back in the second half. However, the offense remained a disaster throughout, exacerbated by Geno Smith's injury and the decision to put Sam Howell into chucker mode .

Looking ahead, we take a look at the upcoming game against the Minnesota Vikings. Considering the Vikings level of talent, both players and coaching, this may be the most complete team the Seahawks have faced all year. But can our Seahawks be a "trap game" for Minnesota, given their challenging schedule ahead? That's one of a small number of factors that could give us some hope toward victory for the final home game of the regular season.

In the second half of the show, we take a look at one of the plays that may have helped seal the offseason fate of Ryan Grubb. Plus we take a look at the playoff picture, the potential for the Seahawks to still make a run, and the importance fans play for home field advantage. Do better call outs go to the Charlotte Hornets and two teams the faced the Los Angeles Rams recently. Plus Adam has a rare self-nomination for the Better at Life spot that he shares with the Seahawks latest nominee for the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award.

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