The Reset with Gee Scott

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.

Listen to The Reset on YouTube and at SeattleSports.com for more Seahawks conversations, breakdowns, and weekly episodes.

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.

Listen to The Reset on YouTube and at SeattleSports.com for more Seahawks conversations, breakdowns, and weekly episodes.

The Seahawks aren’t just defending a title — they’re defending their respect. All offseason, the conversation around Seattle has sounded like the champs didn’t actually win anything, and the constant doubt has become its own storyline. In this episode, we break down why the disrespect keeps coming, how a Super Bowl roster still gets treated like an underdog, and why Seahawks fans secretly love being underestimated.

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Despite being named the best offensive player in football last season, the NFL has now has three strikes when it comes to honoring Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Gee Scott explains why the mistakes on the trophy highlight the disrespect that Seahawks players and the city of Seattle face all the time. So... should he keep the trophy or send it back?

Digital content producers Trevor and Patrick join Gee Scott for a behind the broadcast look at the upcoming Seahawks season. With a possible leaked schedule already stirring things up, the crew breaks down early matchups, primetime expectations, and what really happens on the sidelines as the champs gear up for another run. They also dive into Christmas games, social media strategy, and why storytelling still matters in a fast scrolling world.

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The Seahawks didn’t just add another veteran to the rotation. They added a pass rusher who already understands the system, knows the coordinator, and fits exactly what this defense is trying to become.

Dante Fowler arrives in Seattle as a 12‑year pro and a former top‑three pick, but what makes this move interesting is how perfectly it lines up with the way Mike Macdonald has built this roster. This isn’t a panic signing. It’s a calculated addition to a defensive line that might be the deepest Fowler has ever played with.

In this episode, Brandon Mebane joins The Reset to break down why Fowler’s third‑down role matters, how veteran wisdom elevates a young edge room, and why Seattle’s defensive front could take another leap in year three. We also get into the difference between scheme fit and trusting the play caller, what extending a career actually looks like for a pass rusher, and why the LOB sees something special in this group.

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The Seahawks just won the Super Bowl — and the real work starts now.

Replacing a Super Bowl MVP at running back with a first-round rookie isn't supposed to be seamless. But when you look at how Seattle has drafted over the past four or five years, there's a reason the front office isn't panicking — and neither should you.

In this episode, Brandon Mebane joins The Reset to break down the Seahawks' 2026 NFL Draft, what kind of pressure Darrion Price is walking into as Kenneth Walker III's replacement, and why the arrival of HBO Hard Knocks could change the dynamic inside the building. We also get into offseason workout philosophy, what conditioning tests actually reveal about a team's culture, and how Seattle's quiet approach to contracts is a story nobody's talking about.

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The 2025 NFL Draft is here and while the Seahawks don't have a lot of picks, every single one of them is important. Brandon Mebane returns to The Reset to take us inside draft night, the areas the Seahawks should target in the draft and lots more! Don't go into Draft Day without listening!

She lost her job. He kept his headset — Gee Scott breaks down the Rossini-Vrabel double standard, why George Holani is the name nobody's talking about in Seattle's RB room, and why the Super Bowl champs aren't going into draft week hungry. Listen to "The Reset" on YouTube and at SeattleSports.com. #Seahawks #NFLDraft2026 #TheReset #GeeScott #GoHawks

Gee Scott has a new segment to debut on this edition of The Reset. He gives us a history lesson about the Seahawks GM and some stories from the past. Join us for another great episode!

The Seahawks are about to take over your TV — and that's a good thing.

Hard Knocks is coming to Seattle, and after some initial hesitation, the case for why the entire country needs to see this team is undeniable. This isn't a franchise with locker room drama… it's one running on a standard of excellence from top to bottom.

In this episode, we break down the change of heart on Hard Knocks, what the Puka Nacua situation reveals about talent, tolerance, and the people around pro athletes, and what makes Jon Schneider's approach to building a roster so different from the rest of the league.

From draft picks to free agency moves, there's a reason Seattle keeps winning — and it starts with the system.

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The Seahawks didn’t just pay JSN — they made a statement. Fresh off a Super Bowl win, Seattle is showing the rest of the NFL how elite teams operate. This historic deal isn’t just about rewarding talent… it’s about culture, leadership, and setting the standard for the entire league. In this episode, we break down what this contract really means, why the Seahawks aren’t chasing every move in free agency, and how their approach could keep them on top. From roster decisions to coaching strategy, this is why Seattle might be built for another run. Listen to “The Reset” on YouTube and at SeattleSports.com for more Seahawks coverage, breakdowns, and weekly episodes.

The Seattle Seahawks have a lot of choices they have to make during the off-season, so after all this, do you trust John Schneider to make the right calls and build another championship roster? Gee Scott sure does.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba returns to The Reset to talk about winning Super Bowl 60, what's next for the star receiver and his squad and LOTS more! Don't miss out on this one!

Gee Scott breaks down an amazing couple of weeks in Seahawks history. What did the win and the parade through Seattle mean to you? Gee says, it is his favorite day in Seattle sports history. Do you agree?

We are one week away from the biggest game of the season, so we had to call in the big guns to prepare. Lofa Tatupu AND Brandon Mebane join the show to take us inside the minds of players during the two weeks of prep and what each team will be bringing to the table when the ball is snapped. Let's get ready for game day!

The Seahawks are NFC Champions and Seattle is BUZZING. Gee Scott reacts to the huge win, the energy in the building, and what’s next as the Hawks head to the biggest game in football.

In this episode of The Reset with Gee Scott, former Seahawks defensive star Brandon Mebane joins the show to break down exactly why Seattle has the edge over the Rams. From key matchups to game-changing strategies, Mebane shares his inside perspective on what it will take for the Seahawks to come out on top. Don’t miss this exclusive playoff insight!

JSN returns to The Reset to break down the Seahawks’ big win over the 49ers — and delivers a message directly to the 12s. #Seahawks #JSN #TheReset #12s #SeahawksVs49ers #NFL #SeattleSeahawks

In this episode of The Reset, Gee Scott breaks down the two words that explain everything about this Seahawks playoff run: compound interest. From culture and accountability to growth, discipline, and buy-in, this team is seeing the payoff of consistent investments made all season long.

Gee looks back at Seattle’s dominant performance over the 49ers, explains why Week 1 doesn’t matter anymore, and why this team is playing its most complete football in years. He also dives into the atmosphere at Lumen Field, the importance of defense, running the football, protecting the ball, and what makes this Seahawks team fundamentally different from their remaining playoff opponents.

The episode also touches on injuries, the next-man-up mentality, concerns around Matthew Stafford and the Rams, and why playoff football always comes down to culture, execution, and trust.

And in a powerful closing moment, Gee reflects on why moments like this matter — why Seahawks fans should slow down, enjoy the ride, and appreciate what doesn’t come around very often.

If you love Seahawks football, playoff energy, and real perspective, this one’s for you.

On The Reset, Gee Scott and Brandon Mebane break down the Seahawks’ strategy to take down the 49ers in the Divisional Round. They cover bye week insights, the strengths of both teams, the impact of the 12s, missing star Kittle, and the nerves of the players. Plus, tips on getting tickets for family and friends, a look back at the 2013 NFC Championship, and where Bane will be watching the game.

Hall of Famer Steve Largent joins The Reset with Gee Scott ahead of the Seahawks’ second-round playoff showdown against the San Francisco 49ers. The legendary Seahawks wide receiver breaks down why this rivalry is unlike any other in the NFL, how it’s evolved over the decades, and why Seattle still carries a different edge when facing San Francisco in the postseason. From the meaning of wearing the jersey to the pressure of playoff football, Largent shares what this matchup has always meant to the city and the franchise. With the Seahawks chasing another deep playoff run, Largent explains what it takes to handle expectations, embrace adversity, and thrive when everything is on the line. Don’t miss this powerful conversation as one of Seattle’s greatest voices reflects on the past — and the stakes of right now. #Seahawks #49ers #SteveLargent #GeeScott #TheReset #NFLPlayoffs #SeahawksNation #Rivalry #NFL

Gee Scott gives his Wild Card Weekend picks and explains what makes the Seattle Seahawks such an intimidating force this postseason. NOBODY wants the Seattle Seahawks right now and that's a good thing.

The Seattle Seahawks went to San Francisco with the division title and number one seed in the NFC on the line.... and they DOMINATED! The Seahawks have quickly become a top team in the NFL, how did they get here and what will carry over into the playoffs? We break it all down on today's show!