Hello Seahawks fans and welcome back to episode 91 of the Hawks Playbook Podcast! What a thrilling victory to propel the Seahawks above .500 to a 6-5 record and put them in serious contention for a solid playoff run as we enter the home stretch.
Read MoreHello Seahawks fans where ever you may be, welcome to our 90 show!! Keith Myers and Bill Alvstad get together again to have an in depth conversation about all things Seahawks Football! As usual, we start with our general observations and news of the week and we follow that up with an up close look at this past weeks match up. A Thursday night prime time affair with the Green Bay Packers at Century Link Field. Seahawks pulled out the victory with a late 4th quarter comeback score that was vintage Russell Wilson and then closed out the last 4 plus minutes of the game with two first downs and the kneel downs from 2 minutes on. Final score Seattle 27, Packers 24.
Read MoreBill and Keith welcome you back to the Hawks Playbook Podcast. In this episode, we poor over the Seahawks performance and loss on the road vs The Los Angeles Rams. While we played close and we were in it until the last drive, playing from behind doesn’t suit this Seahawks team well, and as we have stated many times, the margin of error for this team is too small. None-the-less, there was a lot to like about many individual performances and even the team as a whole, but the Seahawks lost the game 36-31, even though Seattle lost for the first time in franchise history when rushing for over 250 yards on the ground. While the offense seemed to do just enough, the defense could not slow down the Rams prolific offense. The Rams simply were too much for the Seahawks for the second time this season.
Read MoreHawks fans where ever you may be, welcome back to another edition of the Hawks Playbook Podcast. Thanks for joining Keith Myers and Bill Alvstad as we break down the weeks news, the home loss to the Los Angeles Chargers and a preview of this weekends upcoming rematch between the Seahawks and the Rams. As Keith and I discussed in the show, the Seahawks have very little margin of error in many aspects of the team and the way that they play on the field. That showed up in spades as the Seahawks were playing the Chargers last Sunday as all sorts of errors, injuries and bad play dictated terms in the home loss.
Read MoreWelcome back in for another edition of the Hawks Playbook Podcast. Keith Myers and Bill Alvstad take a look back at the fantastic complete game the Seahawks had vs the Detroit Lions on the road this past Sunday. We go over a ton of useful stats that prove this whole thing is no fluke. Your Seattle Seahawks are a very good football team as of right now. No more talk of rebuilding or retooling or whatever! This team is built! We are built to win right now and you would be hard pressed to find 5 teams in the NFL that are playing better than the Seahawks the last 4 or 5 weeks.
Read MoreIt’s another addition of the Hawks Playbook Podcast. Welcome to the show. Bill Alvstad and Keith Myers sit down again and bring you over an hour of great conversation and discussion of all things Seahawks! Inside today’s show, you will find us discussing all the stats we can put our hands on to help us identify our strengths and weaknesses heading into week 8 of the regular season. In our middle segment, we look at the 5 best players on offense and defense so far, and highlight our biggest surprises and disappointments through the first 6 games. Finally, we look ahead to this weekends match up, as the Seahawks travel to Ford Field and take on the Detroit Lions in a key game that could propel the Hawks over the .500 mark for the first time in 2018.
Read MoreWelcome back to the Hawks Playbook Podcast. Keith and Bill open the first half of the podcast with a look back at the career and accomplishments of Paul Allen, Owner of the Seattle Seahawks after Paul lost his battle with Non Hodgkin’s Lymphoma this week. We did take some time as well to explore what it means going forward to the franchise that he not only saved to remain in Seattle, but allowed it to thrive in a uniquely Paul Allen sort of way. There is only one Paul Allen, and he will be sorely missed as an owner, and more importantly, as a human being you touched the lives of so many in such a positive way through innovation and philanthropy. Rest In Peace Mr. Allen.
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