The World's Only Seahawks Podcast

Tristan and Miles talk about the Seahawks finding the right personalities in the 2026 Draft, if other NFL teams will have practice field envy this summer, and Miles delivers the 7th-round take of a lifetime.

Tristan and Miles talk about JSN’s record-breaking extension, the continuity at the bottom of the Seahawks’ roster, and boldly ask the question: what is free about free agency?

Miles talks about the free agency scramble, the Seahawks not matching expensive deals for outgoing free agents, and how football is hard to predict even for football players.

Tristan and Miles talk about the Seahawks’ victory parade, feeling harmonious among a million of our listeners, and hand out the trophies for the crown jewel of awards season: the 2025 Hawkies.

Tristan and Miles talk about the Seahawks’ dominant victory to become champions of Super Bowl LX.Watch Nick Emmanwori get drafted 10 months ago from Irmo, SC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FH_v6Ppfq-o

Tristan and Miles talk about the Seahawks’ preparations for Super Bowl LX, including the potential sale of the team, a game with two elite defensive lines, and managing Mike Tirico’s calendar.

Tristan and Miles talk about the Seahawks’ 31-27 victory over the Rams to head to the Super Bowl, an instant classic game that went full throttle for all 60 minutes.

Tristan and Miles talk about this weekend’s NFC Championship against the Rams, check in on playoff body language, and the emotional decision of whether to break bread with the enemy.

Tristan and Miles talk about a historic Seahawks blowout, high-powered game management, and the latest contributor from the Ready Squad.

Miles previews the upcoming playoff game against the 49ers: a contest with lots of injuries, and hopefully even more run blocking from the quietly effective Eric Saubert. 

Tristan and Miles talk about the Seahawks dominating the 49ers while clinching the 1-seed, being impressed with a 0-point drive, and really sweating out the result.

Tristan and Miles talk about the impact of full-strength Julian Love, the many Seahawks forcing their way into NFL record books, and Seattle sports fans who really know how to jump into the narrative.

Tristan and Miles talk about an all-time classic 38-37 victory over the Rams, a two-point conversion for the ages, and annoying your boss right when they have a baby.

Tristan and Miles talk about a football watch party in Fairhope, Alabama, an endgame strategy moment 40 years in the making, and the upcoming monstrosity of a rematch against the Rams.

Tristan and Miles talk about a historic day for Nick Emmanwori, Jason Myers’ run up the NFL record books, and how Christmas shopping has gotten totally disrupted in one Alabama household.

Tristan and Miles talk about a deeply rewatchable pick-six, a career year for Ernest Jones, and Ibn Fadlan’s 10th-century sociological journeys among the Viking cultures.

Tristan and Miles talk about one of the mellowest NFL games ever played, 11 straight weeks of dominance by JSN, and what people in Montana thought about this game.

Tristan and Miles talk about Seattle winning time of possession but losing the game, the punt of a lifetime, and remember the legacy of Seahawks legend Kenny Easley.

Tristan and Miles talk about another explosive first-half blowout, career game #6 for Nick Emmanwori, and if Mike Macdonald has invented a term that will spread throughout the football world.

Tristan and Miles talk about a beautiful blowout in prime time, tackling an all-pro with one arm, and the Alaskan Seahawk.

Tristan and Miles talk about all that beautiful depth on the defense, go on JSN record watch, and break down the most complicated five-yard penalty in the NFL record books.

Tristan and Miles talk about another stunning D-line performance, Cooper Kupp’s place in Washington state history, and dive into the natural world with Ecology Hour.

Tristan and Miles talk about a defense that is missing both some people and some tackles, Coach Mac’s steel-trap memory, and a dancing, hugging robot.

Tristan and Miles talk about winning a game while making mistakes, the Seahawk-butterfly effect, and an absolute fortress of a four-man defensive line.

Tristan and Miles talk about when they knew the boat race was on, the Seahawks’ surprisingly strong special teams, and an offense that only had to play half a game. TECHNICAL ISSUE AROUND 40min in. Due to the an issue with the recording we can't fix it. We would recommend stopping around 40 min. 

Tristan and Miles talk about a breakout game from Byron Murphy, why every rookie should have an atlas, and a play destined for the Fullback Hall of Fame.

Tristan and Miles talk about how the sky is (probably) not falling, the handful of snaps that decided the game, and if it’s nice to get spoiled.

Tristan and Miles talk about the new Seahawks/Jets uniforms, the final two preseason games, and big changes thanks to Klint Kubiak’s offensive philosophy.

Tristan and Miles talk about the 1970s Seahawks, the 2025 Seahawks, and take an inaugural spin down memory lane with 50 Seconds In Seahawks History.

Tristan and Miles talk about the Seahawks’ meat-and-potatoes picks, the Seahawks’ luxury picks, and if John Schneider took notes on drafting from Kevin Costner.

Tristan and Miles break the incredibly fresh news that the Seahawks sign Cooper Kupp and DeMarcus Lawrence, look at the team’s new role players, and we make our draft demands known.

Tristan and Miles talk about transforming a team in one week of transaction madness.

Tristan and Miles talk about the arrival of Klint Kubiak, what it means to restructure a contract, and Wojtek the Polish bear.

Tristan and Miles talk about Super Bowl three-peat watch, how many spreadsheets are getting crunched in Renton right now, and introduce the new segment: Salary Cap School.

Tristan and Miles talk about the firing of Ryan Grubb, why Week 18 feels like returning home to The Shire, and deliver the crown jewel of awards season: the 2024 Hawkies.

Tristan and Miles talk about the lowest-scoring games in Seahawks history, the emotions of a few fleeting hours rooting for the Cardinals, and Miles tips out all the soap and stands on his soapbox.

Tristan and Miles talk about what it means to play a contender so close, what happens when you don’t score on the first drive, and whether or not the Nordic Heritage Museum has been conquered.

Tristan and Miles talk about highs and lows on the offensive line, what happens when you save up your draft picks, and the legacy of Mike Holmgren.

Tristan and Miles talk about Coach Mac’s many correct changes to the rotation, the best way to play Noah Fant, and delivering a stack of pancakes to the desert.

Tristan and Miles talk about the play of the year, a defense that scores, and how long it takes to have nine losing seasons.

Tristan and Miles talk about a new level of defense, Big Cat and a big crowd getting each other psyched up, and if there will be any meadows when the team travels to the Meadowlands.

Miles talks about the clutch drive of the year, the importance of playing Ernest, and the NFL's longest-tenured owner. 

Tristan and Miles talk about the surprise release of Tyrel Dodson, checking in on our exes, and Tristan’s great sacrifice in the pursuit of football knowledge.

Tristan and Miles talk about a career day for JSN, if turnovers are given or taken, and the Three-Blooper Test.

Tristan and Miles talk about historical Seattle implosions, a coaching staff that won’t take the bait, and the Miami Seahawks.

Tristan and Miles talk about Big Cat’s domain, Large Rested Men, and Michael Jerrell’s time with the D-II Findlay Oilers.

Tristan and Miles talk about generating turnovers, the NFL’s all-time worst travel itinerary, and if we can blame 1800s gold prospectors for this loss.

Miles and Tristan discuss New York’s contributions to Western Civilization, and how football teams should run the football.

Tristan and Miles talk about play calling magic by Ryan Grubb, meeting some new friends on defense, and recycling letters from your haters.

Tristan and Miles talk about , penalty flag laundry logistics, and Derick Hall the Wrecking Ball.