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Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provides updates ahead of Week 14(0:06). He mentions that Jarran Reed and Julian Love are expected to play, with a specific plan for Love's return. (1:16) Macdonald praises the leadership of injured players and their positive impact on the team. (2:27) He highlights Julian Love's versatility in the secondary. (3:52) Macdonald emphasizes the importance of Leslie Frazier to the team's success. (4:29) He commends Kenneth Walker III's attitude and Devon Witherspoon's impact on defense. (6:52) Macdonald also discusses Ernest Jones IV's outstanding performance and Olu Oluwatimi's progress in returning from injury.

Week 12 brings the Seahawks to Tennessee, where players take part in the NFL's My Cause My Cleats initiative, using their cleats to tell the stories closest to their hearts. With Ernest Jones sidelined, Drake Thomas stepped into the role of receiving defensive play calls, embracing the moment and the responsibility it demanded. Jaxon Smith-Njigba continued his standout season by setting the Seahawks' single-season receiving yards record, while also giving back off the field, joining families at Mary's Place for a Thanksgiving meal. The team returned home for a Week 13 matchup against the Minnesota Vikings, delivering one of their most complete performances of the season. With Ernest Jones back in action, he turned in a career day with two interceptions, a touchdown, and a leadership presence that earned him the game ball. The Seahawks shut out the Vikings 26-0, their first shutout victory in more than a decade. Momentum is building and Seattle's identity is taking shape.

Here's everything you need to know when the Seattle Seahawks play the Atlanta Falcons Week 14 of the 2025 NFL season.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald was wired for sound in the Seahawks' shutout win vs. the Minnesota Vikings at Lumen Field. Check out the best mic'd up moments from coach Macdonald.

The Seahawks take on the Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Week 14. Michael Bumpus and Nasser Kyobe preview the matchup. Today's show: Roster Updates (0:24), What's on Tap (1:30), Know Your History (5:31), What's the Word in the West (06:51), Man Up (11:29), Path to Victory (25:06).

Seahawks defensive coordinator Aden Durde reflects on the Seahawks' recent shutout victory (0:01), emphasizing the importance of finishing games strong (0:32). He introduces the "death zone mentality" (1:19), inspired by a mountaineering documentary. Durde praises Nick Emmanwori's versatility (2:04), highlighting his ability to play at all three levels of defense. The coordinator discusses the rotation between cornerbacks Josh Jobe and Riq Woolen (4:48), and commends Boye Mafe's instinctive play (5:27). Durde also touches on Riley Mills' return (5:57), DeMarcus Lawrence's new energy (6:50), and Coby Bryant's growth since his first start a year ago (11:05).

Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak reflects on the team's recent game against Minnesota. He highlights improvements in the run game (0:09) and praises the offensive line's performance. Kubiak discusses halftime adjustments and the challenge of balancing pass protection against blitzes (1:03). He commends wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba's team-first attitude despite a quiet game (1:43) and analyzes protection issues from the first half (2:39). Kubiak previews the upcoming game against Atlanta, noting their strong pass rush (3:04). He shares insights into his background as a former safety and receiver in college (5:18), emphasizing the value of diverse perspectives in coaching. Kubiak also mentions the importance of players like Rashid Shaheed in influencing defensive coverage (4:42).

Seahawks safety Julian Love discusses his Walter Payton Man of the Year nomination, highlighting his community service focus on motherhood, children, and food insecurity (0:16). He reflects on his injury setback and return to the field, praising teammate Ty Okada's performance in his absence (5:36). Love commends the Seahawks' depth and praises rookies like Nick Emmanwori (12:54). He shares insights on adjusting to a non-playing role during his recovery and the importance of maintaining his leadership presence (13:54).

Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba discusses the team's recent 26-0 victory (0:28) and emphasizes the importance of winning in championship football. He highlights the team's ability to make halftime adjustments (2:12) and praises kicker Jason Myers' performance. Smith-Njigba reflects on the influence of his brother, a professional baseball player, on his approach to sports (5:08). He attributes the team's success (9-3 record) to improved camaraderie and communication (6:47), emphasizing the "mob" mentality (9:02). Smith-Njigba stresses the importance of playing for others and the team's brotherhood (10:19), crediting his mother for his team-first attitude (11:44). He also expresses excitement for Brian Hartline's new role as a head coach (12:22).

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold discusses the team's offensive strategy and challenges for the upcoming game. He emphasizes the importance of communication (0:56) and preparation against a strong blitzing team. Darnold talks about adjustments made during the Minnesota game (1:18) and strategies for ball security under pressure. He addresses the team's success as the #3 scoring team in the NFL (5:19) and the evolution of their run game with Kenneth Walker III's improving performance (7:46). Darnold also mentions the leadership of Julian Love, the team's Man of the Year nominee (7:13), and discusses the challenges of the closing stretch of the season with five games left (9:46). He highlights the importance of evolving as an offense and adjusting to opponents' strategies (10:04).

Seahawks safety Julian Love is the organization's nominee for the 2025 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year, an award that recognizes players who excel on the field and demonstrate a commitment to making a positive impact beyond the game. Watch as Love is surprised with the announcement that he is this year's nominee.

Seahawks safety Julian Love is the team's nominee for the league's prestigious Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year which recognizes players who excel on the field and demonstrate a commitment to making a positive impact beyond the game.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provided updates on the preparations for their upcoming game against the Atlanta Falcons. He discussed the potential return of players from injury, including Jamal Reed and Julian Love (0:24). Macdonald highlighted the team's roster management process, involving coordinators and staff members (2:41). He praised John Schneider's role in shaping the team's culture (3:24). Macdonald analyzed the Falcons' offensive changes and defensive strategies (4:34). He also commented on the performance and potential of players like Bijan Robinson (6:13), Nick Emmanwori (13:12), and Riq Woolen (14:38). The coach emphasized the importance of daily preparation and attitude in player development, particularly highlighting the progress of Coby Bryant and Josh Jobe (16:19).

Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones IV discusses his leadership style and the Seahawks' defensive performance. He highlights the impact of teammates like Leonard Williams and Byron Murphy II (4:09) and praises rookie Nick Emmanwori's versatility (2:32). Jones emphasizes Drake Thomas's preparation (5:52) and describes how different leadership styles complement each other in the locker room (9:38). He reflects on the team's position in the competitive NFC (6:40) and shares insights on his own approach to game day preparation (8:58). Jones also expresses pride in receiving the NFC Defensive Player of the Week award (10:23).

Seahawks defensive tackle Leonard Williams shares insights on the team's culture and defensive success. He praises Ernest Jones IV (0:17) for his leadership and versatility as a linebacker. Williams highlights the team's supportive environment, allowing players to be vulnerable (1:07). He discusses the strong football culture in Seattle (2:15) and the importance of building trust among teammates, particularly with Byron Murphy II (2:49). Williams emphasizes the team's selfless play and collective effort, mentioning DeMarcus Lawrence's impressive forced fumble (6:24). He ranks the current Seahawks defense as the best he's played on, crediting their strong connection (7:48). Williams also notes the significance of their #2 ranking in run defense (8:51) and welcomes the return of Jarran Reed to practice (9:19).

Seahawks All Access takes you on the field and the sidelines with all the sights and sounds from the Seahawks' shutout win vs. the Minnesota Vikings at Lumen Field.

Seahawks Legends Steve Raible and Jim Zorn return for another episode of Seahawks Stories 50th Season Edition to discuss the organization's original training camp site in Cheney, WA. Today's show: Up downs (1:47), No water at practice (4:50), Running post practice gassers (7:08), Running off the field (9:15), Local tavern - Showalters Hall (12:15) and Jim's ride home with Greg Collins (17:48).

The Seahawks defeated the Vikings at Lumen Field in Week 13. Michael Bumpus and Nasser Kyobe recap the matchup. What Had Happened (1:07), Playmakers (6:32), WR Round-Up (12:10), Plays of the Game (13:04), Victory Formation (18:18).

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald discussed various aspects of the team's recent performance and player development. He praised center Olu Oluwatimi's contribution to the improved run game (0:33). Macdonald highlighted the effective second-half offensive adjustments against Minnesota (1:06) and commended DeMarcus Lawrence's game-changing plays (2:50). He addressed the team's pass protection challenges (4:04) and discussed the defensive line's performance, particularly praising Leonard Williams (9:35). Macdonald also spoke about rookie defensive back Nick Emmanwori's versatile role (12:28) and emphasized the team-first attitude required for players to work effectively together (16:48). The coach touched on injury updates for Anthony Bradford and Josh Jobe, and discussed the importance of maintaining an aggressive offensive approach despite his defensive background.

The Seahawks shut out the Minnesota Vikings in a 26-0 victory in Week 13 at Lumen Field. Watch as head coach Mike Macdonald addresses the team following the team's ninth victory of the season.

Seahawks defense end DeMarcus Lawrence reflects on the defensive performance, highlighting a key play where he forced a fumble (0:10). He praises Ernest Jones IV for his pick-6 interception (0:41) and emphasizes the team's growth in achieving a shutout (1:04). Lawrence describes his experience with the Seahawks as "rejuvenating," noting the strong brotherhood and team connection (1:22). He commends Ernest Jones IV's versatility as a linebacker (1:37) and considers this defense the best he's played on in his career (1:53). Lawrence stresses the importance of focusing on their own performance rather than other teams' results (2:15).

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold discussed the team's recent win, acknowledging the offense's struggles while praising the defense's outstanding performance. Darnold highlighted the defense's four interceptions and a touchdown (0:00, 2:55). He emphasized the importance of Ernest Jones IV's leadership, noting Jones' impact despite being only 26 years old (3:36, 4:33). Darnold also addressed the offensive challenges, including pressure from the opposing team (0:26, 1:15), and the late touchdown that helped secure the win (1:38). The quarterback stressed the need for the offense to improve and finish drives earlier in future games (2:38).

Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones IV reflects on personal growth and team performance. (0:07) Jones emphasizes the importance of character and his love for teammates. (0:56) He shares his recent recommitment to his faith. (1:25) Jones describes a crucial interception leading to his first defensive touchdown. (2:26) He reveals a goal of forcing 10 turnovers for the season. (3:18) The defense celebrates achieving a shutout against the Minnesota Vikings. (4:38) Jones explains the team's "living in the death zone" mentality with six games left in a competitive NFC.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp discusses the win, emphasizing the defense's strong performance (0:12). He acknowledges offensive challenges and the need for improvement, particularly against the opposing team's defensive strategies (0:39). Kupp highlights the importance of adapting to unexpected defensive looks and making plays (0:58). He praises the team's ability to finish strong, especially in running the ball effectively in the later quarters (2:05). Kupp also commends Ernest Jones IV's leadership and resilience in the face of personal hardships (3:29).

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald celebrated a comprehensive team victory against the Minnesota Vikings, highlighting the commitment to their process and complementary football. The defense shone with key plays, including DeMarcus Lawrence's forced fumble and Ernest Jones IV's two interceptions. Macdonald praised the team's resilience, noting their ability to overcome early offensive struggles (0:44). He emphasized the importance of takeaways, particularly Lawrence's "new favorite play" causing a fumble in the red zone (1:24). The coach also commended the team's energy and cohesion, especially in the defensive line room (5:56). While acknowledging some protection issues on offense, Macdonald expressed confidence in quarterback Sam Darnold's decision-making under pressure (10:50). He highlighted Ty Okada's toughness in playing despite limited practice (6:24) and praised Josh Jobe's crucial tackle that led to a 4th and 1 situation (8:38).