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"Ground Puck" Seahawks Podcast w/ Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 and Tim Booth, Seattle Times: How much blame does John Schneider deserve for OL?

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In this episode of the Ground Puck Podcast, hosts Jason “Puck” Puckett, Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 and Tim Booth, Seattle Times delve into the Seattle Seahawks' recent struggles, particularly focusing on their disappointing performance against the 49ers. The conversation covers the team's offensive line issues, the role of general manager John Schneider in team construction, and the impact of coaching decisions. They also discuss Geno Smith's leadership and body language, DK Metcalf's emotional challenges, and the upcoming games that will test the team's resilience.Rundown00:00 Seahawks struggling mightily on OL 02:58 Analyzing the Loss to the 49ers05:59 The Offensive Line Dilemma09:04 John Schneider's Role in Team Construction12:04 Coaching and Talent Misidentification14:59 Geno Smith's Body Language and Leadership18:06 DK Metcalf's Performance and Emotions21:06 Looking Ahead: Atlanta Falcons just a three point favorite?

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