12s Across The World Raise 12 Flag In Honor Of Seahawks' Upcoming Postseason Run

From Seattle, Washington to Sydney, Australia, 12s across the world raised the 12 Flag to celebrate the Seahawks' upcoming postseason.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provides updates on the Seahawks' injury situation and game preparation. Quarterback Sam Darnold is listed as questionable but optimistic to play (0:16), with Drew Lock ready as backup. Charles Cross is cleared to play despite a minor knee issue (1:28). The team's energy is high, with players excited for the upcoming game (2:41). Macdonald emphasizes the importance of managing energy levels, especially for a home game (4:50). He also mentions that Ernest Jones IV has recovered from an illness (5:36). The coach expresses appreciation for the community's support and the team's goal of bringing wins to Seattle.

As the Seahawks prepare to host their first playoff game at Lumen Field in five years, the 12s will be ready to showcase the home field advantage at Lumen Field.

The Seahawks get set to host the San Francisco 49ers in an NFC West battle in the divisional round of the playoffs. The road to Super Bowl LX runs through Lumen Field.

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold addresses a minor oblique issue that occurred during practice, expressing confidence about playing in Saturday's playoff game against the San Francisco 49ers (0:00). Darnold emphasizes the team's approach to treating the playoff week like any other, praising the locker room's maturity and leadership (1:06). He reflects on his playoff experience from last year, highlighting the importance of maintaining routine preparation (1:39). Darnold commends Offensive Coordinator Klint Kubiak's consistency and honesty (3:33), and highlights the offensive line's crucial role in sustaining long drives (3:59). The quarterback reassures that he will undergo treatment but remains optimistic about his availability for the upcoming game (4:37).

Seahawks defensive coordinator Aden Durde shares insights on playoff preparation and team dynamics. He emphasizes the importance of adapting to opponents' strategies (0:11) while maintaining a consistent preparation process. Durde reflects on his first head coaching interview experience (1:01), highlighting the focus on leadership principles. He discusses the value of veteran players like DeMarcus Lawrence and Jarran Reed in guiding younger teammates (2:45). Durde stresses the crucial role of scout team players in game preparation (3:13) and the importance of discipline in rush and coverage coordination (4:14). He praises Coby Bryant's consistent performance (4:47) and notes Jarran Reed's growth and mental toughness throughout the season (5:02). Durde also commends head coach Mike Macdonald's approach to player development, emphasizing care and solution-oriented feedback (5:35).

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Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak provided insights into the recent practices and player performances. He praised Drew Lock's progress (0:30) and mentioned Charles Cross's return to practice (1:34). Kubiak highlighted the team's improving run game over the last three games (1:18) and discussed game planning for a familiar opponent (2:01). He also touched on Jalen Milroe's development throughout the year (2:20) and briefly mentioned his recent head coaching interview experience (2:38). Kubiak emphasized the importance of the upcoming game and the team's focus on preparation (3:35). He also noted improvements in the screen game, crediting the running backs and offensive line (3:47).

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NFL Network analysts Bucky Brooks and Brian Baldinger preview and break down the NFC Divisional Round matchup between the San Francisco 49ers and the Seattle Seahawks.

The Seahawks return home to face their rival, the 49ers, in the divisional round of the playoffs. Michael Bumpus and Nasser Kyobe preview the matchup. Today's show: What's on Tap (1:30), Know Your History (5:46), What's the Word in the West (6:54), Man Up (10:07), Path to Victory (22:05).

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The Seahawks are set to face the 49ers in the divisional round of the playoffs. Jen Mueller and John Boyle preview the matchup. Today's show: Back in the Playoffs (2:01), Rivalry with San Francisco (5:50), The Why Behind This Defense (10:30), What Grey Zabel Has Learned This Year (15:47), Charles Cross (19:17), Two Things We Need to See (22:19).

Seahawks defensive tackle Leonard Williams shares insights on the upcoming playoff game. He emphasizes the team's consistent preparation approach (0:44) and the impact of the home crowd, the "12s" (1:39). Williams highlights the defensive strategy of overwhelming opponents with multiple players swarming to the ball (6:35). He praises Devon Witherspoon's energy (7:31) and discusses the defense's "Dark Side" mentality (9:56). Williams expresses gratitude for his All-Pro recognition (10:35).

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald discusses the preparation for their upcoming playoff game against the San Francisco 49ers. He emphasizes maintaining their regular process and viewing it as "Week 19" rather than overemphasizing the playoff atmosphere (0:13). Macdonald highlights the team's improved third-down conversion rate (1:11) and the development of complementary football across all phases (1:51). He praises the team's effort in pursuing the ball, attributing it to the players' connectedness and buy-in to the process (3:34). Macdonald also discusses the versatility of their defensive personnel, particularly praising Devon Witherspoon's growth as an outside cornerback (14:43). The coach stresses the importance of creating a positive work environment that balances seriousness with enjoyment (16:47). He mentions managing Charles Cross and Coby Bryant as they return to practice (7:49).

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp shares insights on the team's recent success and playoff preparation. He emphasizes the importance of focus and attention to detail, particularly on third downs (0:16). Kupp discusses his mental preparation, including taking time away from football on Saturdays (0:40). He highlights the significance of building relationships with quarterbacks through a shared love of football (2:57). Kupp also addresses the challenges of facing consistent defensive strategies (4:05) and the impact of crowd noise in playoff games, expressing excitement for the upcoming home game atmosphere at Lumen Field (6:28). He reflects on his first playoff experience and the unique challenges of playing in an empty stadium during the 2020 pandemic season (5:46, 8:44).

Seahawks tight end Brady Russell joins Jen Mueller for the latest episode of Seahawks One-On-One as they discuss a variety of topics including which actor Brady would like to play him in a movie, his favorite play on special teams, what it means to be selected as a team captain for the week and more.

Seahawks guard Grey Zabel shares insights on the team's preparation for their upcoming playoff game against the San Francisco 49ers. He emphasizes the importance of running the ball successfully in the postseason, with the Seahawks achieving over 160 yards rushing in their last three games. Zabel expresses excitement about Charles Cross's return and his impact as a player and mentor. He also praises offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak's leadership and football IQ. Zabel highlights the team's "win or go home" mentality for the playoffs and the importance of playing their best football at the end of the season.

Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones IV shares insights on the team's upcoming playoff game against the San Francisco 49ers. (0:11) Jones emphasizes the importance of execution and taking the game one at a time. (1:11) He praises the defensive line's impact on the team's performance. (2:30) Jones expresses pride in his recent second team All-Pro selection. (3:44) He commends teammate Drake Thomas for his consistent performance. (4:21) Jones describes his role as the "quarterback of the defense" and the team's commitment to preventing touchdowns. (5:44) He highlights the importance of understanding the "why" behind defensive strategies, crediting head coach Mike Macdonald for this approach. (7:31) Jones explains the team's "12 as 1" philosophy, emphasizing collective effort. (8:08) He expresses excitement for the upcoming game's electric atmosphere.

Seahawks defensive tackle Jarran Reed discusses their preparation for their playoff game against the San Francisco 49ers. Reed emphasizes that their preparation remains unchanged for the playoffs. He expects the 49ers to attempt new strategies but stresses the Seahawks' focus on stopping the run. Reed highlights the team's emphasis on proper positioning and playing for each other as key to their strong run defense. He expresses excitement about returning to the playoffs with Seattle and the anticipated atmosphere. Reed acknowledges the strength of the NFC West division, with three teams in the playoffs. He discusses the defensive line's crucial role in the team's strategy, regardless of coverage. Reed emphasizes the importance of keeping linebackers "clean" to allow them to read plays effectively. He mentions Ernest Jones IV as the "quarterback of our defense" and stresses the importance of accountability. Reed concludes by emphasizing the fundamental aspect of football: running and hitting.

Seahawks Legends Jim Zorn and Steve Raible return for another episode of Seahawks Stories 50th Season Edition to discuss the 2005-06 season where the Seahawks made their first Super Bowl appearance. Today's show: Road to Super Bowl XL, Building towards the first Super Bowl (4:30), How Holmgren was building this team (6:55), Paul Allen saw into the future (8:17) Season Opener vs. Jacksonville (12:09), Mt. Rainier poster (14:35), Divisional Playoffs vs. Washington (19:54), Seneca Wallace catch in the NFC Championship (23:33) and Super Bowl XL (29:46).

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald discusses the preparation for their upcoming playoff game against the 49ers. He emphasizes maintaining their regular routine despite the bye week, praising the team's run defense and highlighting key players like Ernest Jones IV and Devon Witherspoon. Macdonald touches on the challenges of facing the same opponent in consecutive games, the importance of situational football, and the team's approach to fourth-down decisions. He expresses pride in the NFC West's strong representation in the playoffs and discusses the balance between rest and maintaining sharpness during the bye week. Macdonald also mentions the potential return of injured players and acknowledges Jaxon Smith-Njigba's All-Pro selection.

The Seahawks get set to host the San Francisco 49ers at Lumen Field for the divisional round of the playoffs.

With the regular season nearing its end, the Seahawks head to Carolina and secure a 27–10 road win over the Panthers, staying firmly in the hunt for the NFC's top seed. As the stakes rise, leadership within the locker room stands out as Julian Love returns from injury and makes his presence felt on and off the field, while rookie safety Nick Emmanwori continues to emerge after an early-season setback.

Attention shifts to a decisive NFC West showdown with the San Francisco 49ers, with the division title and a first-round bye on the line. In one of their most complete performances of the season, the Seahawks dominate defensively, limit San Francisco's offense, and control the game on the ground. The win secures Seattle the NFC West crown, a 14–3 regular season record, and the No. 1 seed, setting the stage for a playoff run back home at Lumen Field.

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