Seahawks Players Ride Bikes On Their Way To A Joint Practice With The Packers

The Seahawks took part in the Packers' training camp tradition of riding bikes on their way to practice as they get set to compete with the Packers ahead of their preseason finale.

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold spoke to media about the progress he has made throughout training camp, his relationship with Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Jalen Milroe getting the start in the preseason finale and more following Thursday's joint practice in Green Bay.

Seahawks defensive lineman Leonard Williams met with media after today's practice to discuss how the defense performed against the Packers, the progress the defense has made throughout training camp, the intensity of the joint practice and more from Green Bay.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald met with media to discuss what he saw from the team in the joint practice with the Packers, the status of injured players, preparations for the upcoming preseason finale and more in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

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Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones IV shares insights on the team's development. He praises rookie players for their intelligence and quick adaptation to the playbook (1:39). Jones highlights the benefits of joint practices over preseason games (2:46) and mentions the team's recent day off (3:27). He discusses the defensive line's coordination (4:29) and expresses confidence in the offense's rapid improvement since OTAs (5:16). Jones also commends Devon Witherspoon's energy and impact on the defense (6:28). Additionally, he mentions Cooper Kupp's attention to detail (1:02) and Nick Emmanwori's progress (2:15).

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp shares insights on the preseason performance and team dynamics. At (0:13), he praises the team's strong running game. Kupp emphasizes the importance of joint practices (1:10) for seeing different techniques and coverages. He discusses his relationship with Ernest Jones IV (2:23) and the value of understanding play intentions (4:05). Kupp highlights the importance of quarterback meetings (5:22) and his impressions of Sam Darnold (7:49). He also comments on Devon Witherspoon's competitive energy (10:08) and the team's encouraging opening drive in the preseason game (11:40).

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Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provided updates on the team's progress and preparations for their upcoming preseason game against the Green Bay Packers. He mentioned that Uchenna Nwosu is ahead of schedule in his recovery and may be available early in the season (0:30). Macdonald praised the team's performance in their recent game against Kansas City, highlighting the players' effort and improved coaching staff operations (1:47). He discussed the offensive line's progress towards settling on their starting five (3:13) and emphasized the importance of maintaining intensity in practices (3:55). Macdonald also touched on rookie development, special teams execution (8:41), and the balance between protecting and getting reps for returning players like Kenneth Walker III (10:14). He mentioned that Uchenna Nwosu is a leader on defense and praised his versatility (2:33).

Seahawks tackle Abraham Lucas discusses the offensive line's performance in the preseason game, highlighting areas for improvement and the importance of building blocks (0:04). He emphasizes the value of being back in full practice after his offseason work (0:20). Lucas praises explosive plays and backside blocks, mentioning the team's focus on maintaining an upbeat tempo throughout the game (0:40, 1:10). He commends Anthony Bradford's progress (1:28) and shares positive thoughts on Jalen Sundell's performance as center (1:51). Looking ahead, Lucas expresses excitement for joint practices with the Packers, viewing them as an opportunity to compete against skilled defensive players (2:16).

Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo shared insights on the team's preseason game and offensive strategy. He mentioned challenging weather conditions (0:04) and discussed his experience with punt returns (0:14). Bobo talked about his touchdowns, including a screen play (1:03). He emphasized the importance of the run game in opening up offensive opportunities (2:07) and highlighted the increased significance of receiver blocking in Klint Kubiak's offensive scheme (2:50). Bobo explained how the offense connects various plays, making it challenging for defenses (3:32). Lastly, he praised quarterback Sam Darnold's quick adaptation to the new offense since joining the team (4:42).

Seahawks quarterback Drew Lock reflects on the team's offensive performance, highlighting the strong run game and its impact on the passing game (0:00). He praises Jake Bobo's versatility and reliability as a receiver and punt returner (0:34). Lock emphasizes the importance of establishing the run and its benefits for play-action passes (2:22). He discusses his personal growth between preseason games, focusing on ball security and timing (2:53). Lock also commends the offensive line's performance, particularly rookie Grey Zabel (4:29), and highlights Zach Charbonnet's dedication to studying and high-energy practice habits (6:17). Finally, he credits the coaching staff, specifically mentioning Andrew Janocko and Klint Kubiak, for their detailed approach to quarterback footwork and timing (7:06).

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold reflects on the Seahawks' preseason game, highlighting the strong performance of the offensive line and effective running game (0:02). He emphasizes the importance of a balanced offense, mixing runs with play-action passes and keepers (0:53, 1:14). Darnold praises the team's ability to involve multiple receivers (1:55) and the effectiveness of getting quarterbacks outside the pocket (2:22). He also mentions the progress in various run schemes (3:07) and his personal growth in quickly releasing the ball (3:50). Darnold discusses the developing trust with receivers and the team's adaptation to the offensive system (5:40). He notes the challenging but beneficial practice against their own defense, which helps in understanding different coverages and pressures (4:39).

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald expressed satisfaction with the Seahawks' preseason game performance. He highlighted the strong start (0:01), praising the running game and Sam Darnold's sharp opening drive (1:09). Macdonald emphasized the team's relentless attitude (2:05) and discussed individual player performances, including Dareke Young's growth (2:37) and Jake Bobo's two touchdown catches (8:47). He also commended the offensive line's work (5:44) and Drew Lock's decisive play (8:22). Macdonald noted areas for improvement, particularly in special teams coverage (2:13), and looked forward to upcoming practices against Green Bay (0:40). He also mentioned Jalen Milroe's performance, highlighting some operational aspects to improve (3:41).

Seahawks safety Julian Love reflects on the preseason game, highlighting the offense's strong performance and areas for defensive improvement. He notes the team's growth in their second year under Mike Macdonald, focusing on refining details. Love praises the defensive depth, mentioning standout performances from Jake Bobo (0:28), Isas Waxter, and Brandon Pili (6:00). He emphasizes the value of preseason games for building on-field communication and understanding teammates' game-day operations (1:18). Love also touches on the team's camaraderie, illustrated by the sideline's reaction to Pili's sack. He discusses the importance of preseason reps, especially for communication in front of a loud home crowd (3:28).

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Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provided updates on the Seahawks' training camp and preparations for their upcoming preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs. He mentioned the team's family barbecue (0:00) and discussed player participation plans for the game (0:31). Macdonald praised linebacker Alphonzo Tuputala's quick adaptation (1:14) and emphasized the importance of balancing player health with opportunities to prove themselves (1:45). He highlighted the versatility of players like Brady Russell (3:07) and the collaborative efforts of the offensive coaching staff (4:09). Macdonald also discussed the progress of several players, including Nehemiah Pritchett (5:35), Jalen Milroe (8:49), and Tory Horton (10:37), while addressing the team's approach to preseason game planning (11:50). He noted the return of linebacker Ernest Jones (9:37) and mentioned ongoing recoveries for players like Shaquill Griffin (10:07).

Seahawks special teams coordinator Jay Harbaugh discusses the impact of new NFL kickoff rules and player development. He expects more returns and covered kicks but doesn't anticipate significant roster changes (0:36). Harbaugh emphasizes the importance of flexibility in team composition and player evaluation during the preseason (0:00). He highlights the challenges rookies face transitioning to NFL special teams, particularly in punt returns (3:14). Harbaugh praises veteran presence, mentioning Eric Saubert's contributions (7:37), and discusses developing young players like Damien Martinez for special teams roles (10:01). He commends several players, including Brady Russell, Jake Bobo, D'Anthony Bell, Drake Thomas, Josh Ross, Mike Morris, and Nehemiah Pritchett, for embodying ideal special teams qualities (13:24).

Seahawks defensive coordinator Aden Durde provides insights into the team's defensive strategies and player development. He highlights Quinton Bohanna's transformation (0:38), emphasizing the importance of power and leverage in defensive play (1:35). Durde praises the growth of young players like Jared Ivey, J.R. Singleton, and Bubba Thomas (2:48). He discusses Tyreke Smith's consistent edge play (3:39) and the value of competition within position groups (4:09). Durde reflects on his experience calling plays (5:39) and the importance of team chemistry (7:27). He emphasizes the high standards set for the defense, particularly in the defensive backs room (8:08), and the value of having experienced players share insights (9:29).

Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak provided insights into the team's training camp progress. He praised the coaching staff's efforts and highlighted the first-team's strong performance in a recent game (0:19). Kubiak discussed Sam Darnold's leadership and accuracy (1:12), the growth of the offensive line (2:08), and the development of young players like Grey Zabel (3:39). He emphasized the importance of quarterback leadership (5:51) and the ongoing competition for positions, particularly at center (6:30). Kubiak also touched on the tight end group's maturity (7:56) and the team's approach to situational football (8:19). He mentioned the progress of players like Anthony Bradford (3:01) and Kenneth Walker III (8:53), and discussed the team's focus on physical practices (11:30).

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Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba shares insights on the team's offensive development and player dynamics. He praises the offense's performance (0:08), highlighting Tory Horton's growth (0:38) and Sam Darnold's leadership (1:01). Smith-Njigba emphasizes the importance of building chemistry with quarterbacks through extra practice and film study (1:48). He discusses learning from past successful receivers in coach Kubiak's offense (2:33) and the benefits of practicing against cornerback Riq Woolen (5:24). Smith-Njigba also notes the clarity in the new offensive scheme (6:01) and his experience working with veteran receiver Cooper Kupp (7:42). He mentions the team's focus on "chasing edges" and building team chemistry under coach Mike Macdonald (4:45).