The Reset with Gee Scott

Gee Scott reacts to the Seahawks 20 to 3 win over the Chiefs. Kansas City managed just 11 first downs, the lowest of Patrick Mahomes’ career, and never reached the red zone as Seattle extended its streak to 36 games without allowing a 100 yard rusher.

Gee breaks down why the Dark Side defense is the real deal, how prime time at Lumen Field changes the game, and why championship culture matters most. He also makes the case for a number one running back before the trade deadline and looks ahead to the Bears on Monday Night Football.

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Gee Scott is calling a Seahawks win over the Chiefs at Lumen Field and gives three reasons why. The Dark Side defense has not allowed a 100 yard rusher in 35 games, the Chiefs offense has not been tested like people think, and primetime in front of the 12s is a different environment.

Gee also gets into Charbonnet being activated, the Rashee Rice hamstring situation, Sam Darnold and the turnover talk, and Brian Fleury as a first time play caller.

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Last week is over, it's time to look forward and figure out how the Seattle Seahawks can get back to playing their best football. It won't get any easier with arguable the best team in the league coming to Lumen Field this weekend, but the Hawks are the champs for a reason

The Seahawks hit the road for a Thursday night showdown with the Denver Broncos after a game with four turnovers and five Sam Darnold sacks. Here are the three things Seattle needs to do to get a win in Denver: run the football, protect the football, and get after Bo Nix.

We also break down the Broncos’ defensive line, what the O line has to fix, and the tough stretch ahead against the Chiefs, Bears, and Cardinals. The Seahawks are still one of the top teams in the NFL, and the expectations are higher.

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The Seattle Seahawks dropped a heavyweight fight to the San Francisco 49ers. A loss is a loss at the end of the day, but were the 49ers just better, or did the Seattle Seahawks hand this one away?

The undefeated 49ers are headed to Lumen Field for a heavyweight fight, but they have scored just 9 points against Seattle in their last two meetings, a 13 to 3 Seahawks win in Week 18 and a 41 to 6 playoff blowout. The Seahawks still have the best defense in the league, and everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.

Here are the three keys for Sunday: win the turnover battle, run the football, and get Lumen Field loud. Plus, why Sam Darnold deserves more trust as the reigning Super Bowl champion quarterback.

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The Seattle Seahawks beat the Chargers 30-23 to move to 3-1, and that deserves credit, because wins are hard to come by in the NFL. But we need to talk, because there were two different Seahawks teams on the field. One had a swarming defense, a nasty blitz package and four turnovers. The other committed 14 penalties for 150 yards and let Los Angeles climb back into the game. We get into why Seattle should stay aggressive on defense, why the flags have to be cleaned up, and why the Seahawks still knew how to close it out.

We also give flowers to Emanuel Wilson after a 120-yard scrimmage game, react to the Adam Schefter report on Joe Mixon, and answer the Sam Darnold questions filling the inbox. Plus, Rashid Shaheed's 28-yard touchdown run out of the backfield, some respect for Justin Herbert, and a look ahead to a huge October, starting with the undefeated 49ers at Lumen Field on Sunday, then the Broncos, Chiefs and Bears.

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Gee Scott sits down with Super Bowl champ and Seahawks legend Brandon Mebane to break down why the Seattle Seahawks should ignore the Chargers 0-3 record as Los Angeles comes to Lumen Field. Mebane explains why a winless team is dangerous and desperate, what makes Justin Herbert so tough even with his receivers dropping passes, and why Seattle needs to establish the run and spread the ball around on Sunday. They also go through the next five quarterbacks on the schedule: Herbert, Brock Purdy, Bo Nix, Patrick Mahomes and Caleb Williams.

Gee and Mebane also dig into the Seahawks run game with rookie Jadarian Price still needing reps, and look at why Klint Kubiak's Raiders are 3-0 with a run-first offense. They close with Mebane's top teams in the NFL, including the Chiefs, Niners, Bills and Ravens, plus a look at the Bears and Browns.

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Gee Scott breaks down Seattle's 33-31 loss to Washington and why the Seahawks beat themselves. Seattle out gained the Commanders 437 yards to 238 but turned the ball over three times, gave up 21 points off those mistakes and rushed for under 50 yards. Gee explains why the loss doesn't change his belief that this team will be fine, and why he is watching for December and January instead of September.

Gee lays out his three biggest concerns: a run game that went away from rookie Jadarian Price after his fumbles and struggled in short yardage, Rashid Shaheed's limited role with only four catches through three games, and a banged up secondary that misses Julian Love. He also compares Jaxon Smith-Njigba's constant openness to the "pass the ball to Will" episode of Fresh Prince, questions whether Marcus Mariota is the best QB Seattle has faced so far, and previews the Chargers and Justin Herbert ahead of the 49ers.

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SEAHAWKS D HASN'T ALLOWED A 100-YARD RUSHER IN 700 DAYS!!
Gee Scott sits down with Super Bowl champ and Seahawks legend Brandon Mebane to break down what's fueling Seattle's 2-0 start and why this defense is quietly one of the best in the league. Mebane dives into the blitz-heavy scheme that's kept Seattle's streak alive, makes the case for the D-ends rushing out of a three-point stance instead of two, and explains why the interior of the defense is getting more production than fans realize.

Gee and Mebane also break down the O-line's turnaround up front, preview the Seahawks-Commanders matchup with Washington missing Jayden Daniels, and go deep on Mebane's belief that this NFC West is the toughest division in football with the Rams, 49ers and Seahawks all in the mix. The two close it out with a heartfelt detour into Marshawn Lynch's Hall of Fame case and the energy "Beast Mode" brought to Seattle when he arrived.
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SEAHAWKS ROLL TO 12 STRAIGHT!!

Gee Scott breaks down Seattle's 31-7 win over Arizona and what it means heading into Week Three. He dives into Jaxon Smith-Njigba's three-touchdown, career-high performance, Drew Lock's clean 19-for-26 outing with zero interceptions, and the second-half defensive shutdown that turned a 7-7 game into a blowout.

Gee explains why the offensive line deserves more credit for the 162-yard rushing performance, how Julian Love's diving interception flipped momentum, and why this Seahawks team's culture of trust and preparation is the real reason behind the 12-game win streak.

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Seahawks linebacker Tyrice Knight joins The Reset to open up about the road that got him here. He breaks down his path from Independence Community College to a Super Bowl ring, why Mike Macdonald called him the best defensive player on the field in the preseason opener, and what "decisive" really means in his role within the defense. Knight also revisits his two-sack, fumble-forcing performance against DeMarcus Lawrence and Arizona that earned him NFC Defensive Player of the Week, and details the Miami training program that took his game to another level this offseason.

Knight goes deep on the linebacker room, his bond with Ernest Jones, why communication on the field has become second nature for this group, and what has this defense playing with total confidence ahead of Week 2. Plus, he settles the debate on sugar in spaghetti once and for all.

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DREW LOCK STEPS IN COLD… AND THE SEAHAWKS SET UP A BATTLE IN ARIZONA.

Super Bowl champ Brandon Mebane returns to break down everything from NFL Week One and what it means for Seattle's trip to face the Cardinals. He dives into Kenneth Walker's move to Kansas City, why Drew Lock has to keep things simple and lean on the run game, Arizona's defense and Jacoby Brissett's breakout performance, and how the run game will decide who wins Sunday.

Mebane explains why the Cardinals are more dangerous than expected, what Seattle needs from its run game to survive Arizona, which other teams are real after Week One, and why the Rams already have a problem before kickoff.

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DOWN GOES DARNOLD… AND THE SEAHAWKS STILL SURVIVE WEEK ONE.

Super Bowl champ Brandon Mebane returns to break down everything that happened in Seattle’s wild season‑opening win over New England. He dives into the rookie running back’s breakout performance, Drew Lock stepping in cold and delivering, Jaxon Smith‑Njigba exploding for 122 yards, and how Mike Macdonald’s defense flipped the entire game with three fourth‑quarter interceptions.

Mebane explains what impressed him most, what Seattle must clean up, how the blitz packages worked, why containment mattered, and what this win says about the Seahawks’ chances to repeat as champions.

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WHAT TO EXPECT FROM YOUR SUPER BOWL CHAMPS WEEK 1

The night before Seattle hosts New England to open the season, Super Bowl champ Brandon Mebane joins the show to preview what's ahead for the Seahawks. He breaks down the run game after Kenneth Walker's departure, the Aaron Donald debate with the Rams, and what it feels like for players when that championship banner drops at Lumen Field.

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The Seahawks are the defending Super Bowl champs, but the Rams are getting all the offseason hype. We break down why nobody's talking about Seattle, whether Aaron Donald can still play at a Hall of Fame level after two years away, and the kicking situation heading into Week One.

Plus, our reaction to the 53 man roster. Trayvon Diggs lands on the practice squad, Jalen Milroe earns a roster spot as the third quarterback, and we break down why the Rams still haven't paid Puka Nacua despite naming nearly a dozen team captains.

Week One kicks off Wednesday night at Lumen Field against the Patriots. Catch every live Seahawks broadcast on Seattle Sports 710 AM and KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM.

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Preseason football always brings the same debate about safety, and this episode digs into it head-on. A new report suggests at least 1 in 4 former NFL players may develop CTE, and Gee asks Brandon Mebane what that number means for a league still figuring out how to protect its players.

That conversation leads into a deeper look at retiree health care, with Mebane making the case for why five years of coverage after retirement isn't enough, and what a better system could look like heading into the next CBA. From there they dig into two-a-days versus today's lighter practice schedule, whether cutting reps actually reduces injury risk, and why this preseason has felt unusually brutal for season-ending injuries.

Gee and Mebane also break down the Seahawks' final preseason tune-up against the Chiefs, Jalen Mills getting the start, and whether a rough preseason record actually predicts anything once Week 1 hits. Plus a heated back-and-forth on Brian Daboll and the Titans' offense, and a debate over whether it's harder to build a good offense or a good defense in today's NFL.

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Seahawks safety Ty Okada joins The Reset fresh off a strong training camp, cementing his hold on the starting safety job. Ty breaks down what work while you wait really means, from calling his parents after a rough first practice at Montana State to becoming a Super Bowl champion as an undrafted walk-on. He opens up on pushing through The Fog, what he's learned from Coach Karl Scott and Coach Jeff, and what success has changed about him and what it never will. Ty closes with a message for anyone still waiting for their shot.

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Preseason football always comes with a gut check, and this episode starts with the toughest one yet. Wide receiver Jake Bobo suffered a serious knee injury in joint practices this week, and Gee breaks down what it could mean for Seattle's receiver room heading into the season.

That injury kicks off a bigger conversation with Seahawks legend Brandon Mebane about whether joint practices have become too intense for what they're worth. From the shrinking preseason schedule to how today's reps compare to the two-a-days era, Mebane makes the case for what's changed and why injuries like Bobo's keep happening.

We also break down Richard Sherman's Hard Knocks moment with Mike Macdonald and what it reveals about how fame and money crept into the Seahawks locker room after their Super Bowl runs. Plus, Mebane shares the story of returning to his alma mater, Crenshaw High School, and what he told the team about staying hungry.

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Preseason football is officially underway, and The Reset breaks down everything from Week 1 at Lumen Field to why this first look at the 2026 Seahawks matters more than the final score. From George Holani’s heavy workload to Monterray Foster Jr.’s touchdown moment with his family in the building, this episode digs into the early storylines shaping camp.

We also dive into HBO’s Hard Knocks premiere and what it revealed about this Seahawks team. Mike Macdonald’s command, Leo Williams’ Mufasa‑level presence, and how the practice facility shows up on camera all point to a culture built to last. Plus a look at how the offense is coming together under Brian Fleury and what joint practices in Tennessee could mean.

We also announce a season‑long giveaway: two tickets to every Seahawks regular‑season home game, going to someone in your life who deserves a moment inside Lumen Field. Details on how to nominate someone are in this episode.

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Preseason football is finally here. The Seahawks kick off their 2026 slate this Saturday against the Dallas Cowboys at Lumen Field, and this episode breaks down why that game matters more than the scoreboard will show. We also dig into HBO's Hard Knocks premiere and what it revealed about this Seahawks team. From Leo Williams' quiet, no ego leadership to how the practice facility looks on camera, the episode made the case for why Seattle's culture stands apart. Plus the Terry on Arnold conversation and what a potential signing would mean. We also announce a season long giveaway: two tickets to every Seahawks home game, going to someone in your life who deserves a moment at Lumen Field. Details in this episode. Listen to The Reset on YouTube and at SeattleSports.com for more Seahawks conversations, breakdowns, and weekly episodes.

It takes a lot of work to become an NFL player and that's what Sean Cooper does. He's Jadarian Price's trainer and he gives us an inside look into the work the rookie has put in to get ready for the season and the NFL! Here's a question for you, what's harder to train, the body or the mind? We find out on today's episode of The Reset!

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Undrafted doesn't mean overlooked for long. Seahawks running back George Holani went from hearing his name skipped on draft day to standing on the field as a Super Bowl champion, and in this episode he takes us through the whole ride — what that title felt like, the Ashton Jeanty connection from their Boise State days, and the wild Pittsburgh play that had everyone asking what just happened.... Listen to The Reset on YouTube and at SeattleSports.com for more Seahawks conversations, breakdowns, and weekly episodes.

The NFC West just sent another message. The Seahawks celebrated their Super Bowl 60 title with rings literally falling from the ceiling, a moment that says everything about where this team is right now. In this episode, we break down why that ceremony mattered, what it revealed about Seattle’s culture, and why the Rams are heading into the season with questions they can’t ignore. That includes the left tackle situation, Puka stepping away earlier in the year, and Sean McVay shutting down mandatory minicamp.

We also get into why the Seahawks feel as connected as they’ve been in years, how OTAs are shaping the tone, and why the gap between talent and culture is becoming the real story in the division. Plus the all time series numbers, the Christmas Day rematch, and the idea that rings aren’t just trophies. They’re proof of the work that got them there.

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The NFC West just got a whole lot louder. The Rams swung big for Myles Garrett, the league is already circling SoFi with Super Bowl talk, and suddenly the defending champs are being treated like background noise. In this episode, we break down why LA is loading up, what the Garrett trade really means, and the problems the Rams still can’t hide — from the Puka situation to the Mike Macdonald problem nobody in LA wants to acknowledge.

We also get into why Seattle’s building is as healthy as it’s ever been, how OTAs are setting the tone, and why the Seahawks are positioned better than anyone wants to admit. Plus: the World Cup, Hard Knocks, and a prime‑time opener that puts the city right back under the national spotlight.

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