Podcast: The Hawks Playbook – Free Agency begins for the Seahawks

Sep 30, 2016; London, United Kingdom; Jacksonville Jaguars offensive lineman Luke Joeckel (76) during practice at Allianz Park in preparation for the NFL International Series game against the Indianapolis Colts. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Sep 30, 2016; London, United Kingdom; Jacksonville Jaguars offensive lineman Luke Joeckel (76) during practice at Allianz Park in preparation for the NFL International Series game against the Indianapolis Colts. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports /
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The Hawks Playbook: Bill and Keith break down the NFL combine, and then get into the first days of NFL free agency including O-Line and RB interest.

Here is Episode 3 of the The Hawks Playbook podcast. This week, it is all about the NFL combine and the start of free agency. There was way more to cover than we had time for, so we kept it Seahawks-centered.

Obviously, the big news is the Luke Joeckel signing, and Seattle desperately trying to add TJ Lang. That pair of offensive linemen would give the Seahawks a much-improved line, and give their offense their best chance at being decent in 2017.

We also go all-in on Kevin King and Obi Melifonwu as the NFL Combine stars. Both look like guys who are exactly the type of athletes that the Seattle Seahawks love to draft. The only question is if they will last long enough on draft day for the Seahawks to select them.

Show Outline

"Episode 3 –  NFL Combine review and Free Agency PrimerCombineSolid DB class, including standouts like Kevin King from WashingtonSafety group: Budda Baker vs Obi MelifonwuPoor showing by offensive line groupFeatured Segment – Free agencyWhat does Luke Joeckel add?The importance of adding TJ LangSeattle’s interest in veteran RBsSeahawks Mailbag: The future of Bobby Wagner in Seattle"

Next: Seahawks let Deshawn Shead become a free agent

We shortened things up a little bit this week. We still ran over, but only to 51 minutes. Hooray! We’re also on iTunes now, or at least we’re supposed to be. Feel free to check out out on there if that’s your preferred way of subscribing to podcasts.

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