Should Jaxon Smith-Njigba KEEP the trophy or SEND IT BACK?

THEY’RE CHAMPS… SO WHY DOES EVERYONE KEEP DOUBTING SEATTLE?! Gee Scott Sounds Off...

The Seahawks aren’t just defending a title — they’re defending their respect. All offseason, the conversation around Seattle has sounded like the champs didn’t actually win anything, and the constant doubt has become its own storyline. In this episode, we break down why the disrespect keeps coming, how a Super Bowl roster still gets treated like an underdog, and why Seahawks fans secretly love being underestimated. Listen to The Reset on YouTube and at SeattleSports.com for more Seahawks conversations, breakdowns, and weekly episodes.

Should Jaxon Smith-Njigba KEEP the trophy or SEND IT BACK?

Despite being named the best offensive player in football last season, the NFL has now has three strikes when it comes to honoring Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Gee Scott explains why the mistakes on the trophy highlight the disrespect that Seahawks players and the city of Seattle face all the time. So... should he keep the trophy or send it back?

Gee Scott & Producers Break Down The Seahawks’ Possible 2026 Schedule!

Digital content producers Trevor and Patrick join Gee Scott for a behind the broadcast look at the upcoming Seahawks season. With a possible leaked schedule already stirring things up, the crew breaks down early matchups, primetime expectations, and what really happens on the sidelines as the champs gear up for another run. They also dive into Christmas games, social media strategy, and why storytelling still matters in a fast scrolling world. Listen to The Reset on YouTube and at SeattleSports.com for more Seahawks conversations, breakdowns, and weekly episodes.

Brandon Mebane & Gee Scott Absolutely love Seattle’s Defensive Blueprint!

The Seahawks didn’t just add another veteran to the rotation. They added a pass rusher who already understands the system, knows the coordinator, and fits exactly what this defense is trying to become. Dante Fowler arrives in Seattle as a 12‑year pro and a former top‑three pick, but what makes this move interesting is how perfectly it lines up with the way Mike Macdonald has built this roster. This isn’t a panic signing. It’s a calculated addition to a defensive line that might be the deepest Fowler has ever played with. In this episode, Brandon Mebane joins The Reset to break down why Fowler’s third‑down role matters, how veteran wisdom elevates a young edge room, and why Seattle’s defensive front could take another leap in year three. We also get into the difference between scheme fit and trusting the play caller, what extending a career actually looks like for a pass rusher, and why the LOB sees something special in this group. Listen to The Reset on YouTube and at SeattleSports.com for more Seahawks conversations, breakdowns, and weekly episodes.

Coming Out Of The NFL Draft, Are The Seahawks Destined To Repeat?

The Seahawks just won the Super Bowl — and the real work starts now. Replacing a Super Bowl MVP at running back with a first-round rookie isn't supposed to be seamless. But when you look at how Seattle has drafted over the past four or five years, there's a reason the front office isn't panicking — and neither should you. In this episode, Brandon Mebane joins The Reset to break down the Seahawks' 2026 NFL Draft, what kind of pressure Darrion Price is walking into as Kenneth Walker III's replacement, and why the arrival of HBO Hard Knocks could change the dynamic inside the building. We also get into offseason workout philosophy, what conditioning tests actually reveal about a team's culture, and how Seattle's quiet approach to contracts is a story nobody's talking about. Listen to "The Reset" on YouTube and at SeattleSports.com for more Seahawks coverage, breakdowns, and weekly episodes.