Seahawks vs. Buccaneers 50th Season Game Trailer

The Seahawks get set to face off against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 5 as each organization is celebrating their 50th season.

In honor of the Seahawks 50th season, sports media personality Kenny Mayne breaks down the history of the franchise. This episode focuses on one of the most important comebacks in Seahawks' history, the NFC Championship win vs. the Packers.

The Seahawks carried their momentum into Week 3 with a dominant 44-13 win over the New Orleans Saints at Lumen Field. Rookie Tory Horton delivered a highlight moment with a 95-yard punt return touchdown, setting a new franchise record. Just days later, the team hit the road for a Thursday night matchup in Arizona, where Jason Myers sealed a 23-20 victory with a 52-yard game-winning field goal as time expired. Three wins in 11 days pushed Seattle into a much-needed stretch of rest and recovery. Up next, a marquee moment at home: the 50th Season Celebration game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with both teams donning throwback uniforms to honor their shared history.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provided injury updates, confirming that Devon Witherspoon, Julian Love, and Josh Jones are out for the upcoming game (0:22). Nick Emmanwori is expected to play (4:06). Macdonald discussed the roles of Jared Ivey and Mike Morris, emphasizing their versatility on special teams and defense (1:13). He expressed excitement about the return of former players for an event (2:36) and praised Coby Bryant's performance in the secondary (5:15). Macdonald also addressed the impact of new kicking rules on game strategy (7:27) and emphasized the importance of special teams in recent games (8:20). The coach discussed the team's focus on the process for player development, particularly mentioning Riq Woolen (5:59). He also commented on Jason Myers' kicking performance and its impact on field position (8:03).

Here's everything you need to know when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers play the Seattle Seahawks in Week 5 of the 2025 NFL season.

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant was wired for sound in the win over the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday Night Football in Week 4.

Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak discusses the team's intense preparation for NFL games. He highlights Head Coach Mike Macdonald's emphasis on situational practice (0:41), praising his detailed approach to preparing players and coaches for various scenarios. Kubiak addresses the team's improved running game against Arizona (2:41) and the challenges posed by Tampa Bay's strong defense (2:58). He also talks about quarterback Sam Darnold's decision-making abilities (4:02) and the importance of clear, concise play-calling (5:15). Kubiak emphasizes the strong connection within the coaching staff (6:12) and the need to adapt communication styles to different quarterbacks (7:25). He mentions the team's focus on improving their run game targeting (3:31) and discusses the complexity of pre-snap decisions in run plays (8:39).

Seahawks defensive coordinator Aden Durde reflects on the team's recent break and ongoing improvement. He praises the defense's physicality and highlights players like Coby Bryant and Ernest Jones for their strong performances. Durde discusses the challenge of containing mobile quarterbacks like Baker Mayfield (0:17) and emphasizes the importance of competition within the team (2:57). He also mentions the development of players such as Drake Thomas (5:18) and Mike Morris (9:48), who are maximizing their playing time. Durde touches on the team's pass rush strategies and the balance between pressuring quarterbacks and maintaining containment (5:41). He notes the improvement in Riq Woolen's play (4:13) and praises Julian Love's contributions, despite some missed interception opportunities (9:57).

In honor of the Seahawks 50th season, sports media personality Kenny Mayne breaks down the history of the franchise. This episode focuses on Steve Largent's iconic hit on defensive back Mike Harden.

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold discusses the upcoming game against Tampa Bay (0:03). He reflects on his relationship with Baker Mayfield, praising Mayfield's resilience and competitiveness (0:48, 1:31). Darnold explains his approach to being decisive in the pocket (2:48) and analyzes Tampa Bay's defensive scheme (3:25). He talks about his experience with the Jets (6:13) and the use of wristband play sheets (7:20). Darnold discusses the team's offensive performance and the importance of continuous improvement (9:29). He also praises teammate Jaxon Smith-Njigba's dedication and team-first attitude (10:36, 11:36).

Seahawks defensive end Leonard Williams discusses his evolving approach to recovery and longevity in the NFL. He emphasizes the importance of hydrotherapy and hyperbaric chamber treatments (0:15, 0:46). Williams reflects on his career goals (2:56). He highlights the significance of mentoring younger players like Byron Murphy II and Grey Zabel (3:32, 6:38). Williams also shares insights on the team's defensive strategies against quarterbacks like Baker Mayfield (5:13) and the balance between individual stats and team success (5:56). He mentions his interactions with other players, including Charles Cross, and his focus on game preparation despite the presence of NFL legends during a celebration week (7:16, 8:18).

Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba discusses the upcoming game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and reflects on his NFL journey. Smith-Njigba explains his approach to game preparation at (1:37), focusing on defensive coverage statistics. He attributes his success as a receiver to willpower and execution (2:48). The conversation touches on his performance in recent games, including a crucial back-shoulder catch (4:48). Smith-Njigba also highlights the importance of the two-tight end set in the Seahawks' offense (7:13) and shares insights learned from veteran receiver Cooper Kupp (5:15). He mentions teammates Zach Charbonnet, Kenneth Walker III, and AJ Barner, emphasizing the team's offensive threats.

In honor of the Seahawks 50th season, sports media personality Kenny Mayne breaks down the history of the franchise. This episode focuses on one of the most iconic plays in franchise history, the Beastquake.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp shared insights on the team's performance and quarterback development. (0:26) Kupp mentioned the team's mini-bye and players' eagerness to return to work. (1:04) He discussed similarities between the Buccaneers' defense and what the Seahawks face in practice. (2:14) Kupp praised Baker Mayfield's performance with the Rams in 2022, highlighting his leadership and competitiveness. (3:06) He commended Sam Darnold's pocket presence and ability to overcome past challenges. (5:22) Kupp emphasized the effectiveness of their 12-personnel offense and the importance of execution. (6:02) He stressed the need for patience in developing quarterbacks, allowing them to learn from mistakes. Kupp also discussed the importance of sudden change drills in practice and his experience with new play-caller Klint Kubiak.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald expresses excitement for the upcoming game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, praising their defensive principles and personnel (0:54). He discusses maintaining their offensive strategy despite Tampa's strong run defense (1:21). Macdonald highlights quarterback Baker Mayfield's skills, particularly in extended plays (4:27). He addresses the team's success in intercepting opposing quarterbacks, attributing it to aggressive and physical play (7:03). Macdonald emphasizes the synergy and unselfishness of the defensive front, particularly mentioning Leonard Williams' impact (7:46). He provides an update on DeMarcus Lawrence's status, describing it as day-to-day (9:18). Macdonald also discusses the challenges of defending against Cover 0 defenses (9:34).

Seahawks All Access takes you on the field and the sidelines with all the sights and sounds from the Seahawks' 23-20 win over the division rival Arizona Cardinals on Thursday Night Football.

In honor of the Seahawks 50th season, sports media personality Kenny Mayne breaks down the history of the franchise. This episode focuses on the original home of the Seahawks, the Kingdome.

In this episode of Seahawks Stories, Jen Mueller is joined by Lofa Tatupu as they discuss the 'Monday Night Massacre', a dominant 42-0 win over the Eagles on Monday Night Football in 2005. Today's show: Holmgren motivation leading into game (1:06), Turnovers for days (1:53), Lofa touchdown celebration (2:47), Philadelphia crowd (4:12), Seahawks national attention (7:38), Plane ride home (09:32) and the 2005 Season (11:08).

The voice of the Seahawks Steve Raible was on the call for the game-winning drive at the Arizona Cardinals in Week 4. Listen to Raible's call of the drive that led to the Seahawks third consecutive win.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provided insights into the Seahawks' recent practice and upcoming plans. He mentioned a good work day with extra teamwork and individual focus (0:01). Macdonald addressed the team's current position, expressing satisfaction with their ability to win games while recognizing room for growth (2:54). He praised Uchenna Nwosu's performance in the last game (3:28) and discussed the importance of offensive line continuity, particularly mentioning Grey Zabel's integration (5:30). Macdonald also touched on the potential game time adjustment due to the Mariners' playoff schedule (3:52) and the team's approach to penalties and quarterback decision-making. He emphasized the importance of decisive play for quarterbacks (1:23) and mentioned that the team is evaluating certain schemes that were effective in camp but haven't been as successful in the first four weeks (1:43).

In honor of the Seahawks 50th season, sports media personality Kenny Mayne breaks down the history of the franchise. This episode focuses on Seattle's fan base, the 12s.

The Seahawks won late in Week 4 against the Arizona Cardinals. Michael Bumpus and Nasser Kyobe recap the game. Today's show: What Had Happened (0:58), Playmakers (10:30), WR Round-Up (16:25), Plays of the Game (17:07), Victory Formation (23:25).

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald discusses the team's recent performance and areas for improvement. (0:26) Macdonald praises the offensive staff, particularly offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak, for their work. (0:59) He identifies run game improvement and pass defense as areas for growth. (2:26) Macdonald addresses the team's defensive performance, noting the need to better handle no-huddle situations. (4:31) He discusses cornerback Riq Woolen's performance and the coaching emphasis on ball-in-air situations. (5:23) Macdonald highlights D'Anthony Bell's role as a big nickel safety. (7:25) He emphasizes the importance of team connectedness and trust, especially during adversity. (9:23) Macdonald stresses the significance of offseason programs in building team chemistry, particularly for quarterback Sam Darnold and wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba. (11:45) He comments on Devon Witherspoon's performance after returning from injury.

The Seahawks defeated the Arizona Cardinals 23-20 on a last-second game-winning field goal to improve to 3-1. Check out Mike Macdonald's postgame victory speech after the big win.

Head coach Mike Macdonald reflects on the Seahawks' hard-fought win against Arizona. Despite not playing their best game, the team showed growth and resilience (0:01). Macdonald praises the team's positivity during crucial moments, particularly highlighting the offense's performance in the final drive (1:15). He commends Jason Myers for his game-winning field goal (2:36) and Sam Darnold's exceptional play (3:50). Macdonald also discusses key plays, including Zach Charbonnet's impressive touchdown run (4:30) and areas for improvement, such as protection issues and effectiveness in field goal range (3:02, 5:13). The coach mentions Uchenna Nwosu's effective pass rushing (5:19) and acknowledges the strong performance of Arizona's defensive front (6:19).