Who are the best podcasters?

[Atradees]

The NFL has no real information available. So now we have Podcasters. These guys appear to me to have more and more access to the team and inside information about the seahawks. I can see these guys really growing in power and number every year. At times they rely upon each other and have relevant special guests. So in that mode they have grown past pure speculation.

What are your takes on this? Who is your favorite?

 

[AlbaHawk]

I follow Hawk Blogger. He seems to be on the ball and has good content.

 

[Atradees]

I like Viens. I think he goes to Seahawks events and the things like the draft workouts and prodays plus the practices and college probowl wich is slipping my mind. He likes metal too. Seems to be from my genre

 

[SocialParasite]

My fav is Hawkszone Rundown

 

[Ozzy]

It took me a while to like Hawkblogger but I feel like he's gotten pretty damn good and he keeps other stuff out of it and just focues on the Seahawks. Viens includes stuff I don't want to hear about and goes back and forth about that stuff on twitter. He's not doing anything wrong and he seems like a decent guy but its rubbed me wrong a couple of times. I know Staton gets a lot of heat from people on this forum but man over the years he's been pretty dialed in to what they Seahawks do and I like his new co-host too. Those are my main two.

 

[Smellyman]

Hawkblogger and Viens are good. Viens blocked me on YT for some reason, I have no idea why, he might be a bit thin skinned, but I still watch him. Hawkzone rundown and Sea Hawkers are ok too

 

[Aircrew]

Rob Staton.

 

[KinesProf]

I enjoy Hawkblogger's content.

He's the most proficient person covering the Hawks right now - daily content/shows. More proficient than any of the traditionally trained journalists covering the team right now. A bit too much of an optimist - which he doesn't try to hide, so I'm cool with that; and not an Xs and Os guy with any football experience, but doesn't pretend to be, but what he is is a really good facilitator of discussions and gets good guests who know ball. I'm not a daily listener, really only when the topic is interesting, but I commend him on his motor.

Dugar is probably the smartest and most connected of the local journalists, and his pod (Seahawks Man 2 Man) is probably the best in a vacuum of the Hawks podcasts, but the episodes aren't as frequent, but are must listen when they come out.

Seattle Overload is objective, pleasant, and great if you care about Xs and Os, but can go over your head if you don't have any experience in understanding the sport.

 

[Atradees]

My fav is Hawkszone Rundown

Never heard of that. Ima check it out. Corbin Smith and Rob Rang.I appreciate their contributions it just seems awkward...too many commercials. Too many face shots...more tech and video work would be good. They have good guests

 

[James in PA]

Brendon Nelson.

The Seahawks would easily have 10 Lombardi's by now if they would just listen to this charismatic genius.

 

[Wsumatt1982]

Not in any order, but there's five I like.

Hawk's Draft Blog with Rob Staton
HawkBlogger with Brian Nemhauser
Seahawks Forever with Dan Viens
Hawk Zone Rundown with Bryce and Ryan
Hawk's Next with Brandon Cain

All provide quality content.

I think Locked On Seahawks with Corbin and Rob Rang is good (Don't generally enjoy the other guests as much) but too many plugs so I tend to stay away more often than not

 

[DTiempo81]

I've been out on Hawkblogger ever since he championed Flynn over Wilson.

 

[NoGain]

I check in with Hawkblogger and Staton. Thanks for the thread and the other names. I'll check them out.

 

[Hawkinaz]

I checked out with Hawkblogger when he started pounding the table for a Joe Milton Trade. I do like Dan Viens and recently liking Staton he seemed to mellow out during the pre draft process before that I didn’t care for him.

 

[glenwo2]

I follow Hawk Blogger. He seems to be on the ball and has good content.

HawkBlogger (Brian) is MY go-to guy as well.

It also helps that, for the most part, he's on the Darnold bandwagon like myself.


Seahawks Forever w/ Dan Viens is interesting too.

 

[m0ng0]

Jocko Willink

 

[glenwo2]

I enjoy Hawkblogger's content.

He's the most proficient person covering the Hawks right now - daily content/shows. More proficient than any of the traditionally trained journalists covering the team right now. A bit too much of an optimist - which he doesn't try to hide, so I'm cool with that; and not an Xs and Os guy with any football experience, but doesn't pretend to be, but what he is is a really good facilitator of discussions and gets good guests who know ball. I'm not a daily listener, really only when the topic is interesting, but I commend him on his motor.

Dugar is probably the smartest and most connected of the local journalists, and his pod (Seahawks Man 2 Man) is probably the best in a vacuum of the Hawks podcasts, but the episodes aren't as frequent, but are must listen when they come out.

Seattle Overload is objective, pleasant, and great if you care about Xs and Os, but can go over your head if you don't have any experience in understanding the sport.

Okay, I'm SOLD.

 

[Jerhawk]

I enjoy Locked On Seahawks with Corbin Smith and Rob Rang. They’re easy to listen to and come up with fun topics, as well as interesting guests.

 

[TwilightError]

Brock and Salk is number one for me. Although they dont focus solely on the Seahwks. But I sometimes listen to the other ones mentioned too. Viens is good.

 

[Atradees]

I've always loved Brocks commentary on college football games. I guess now he is entering coaching. I don't do traditional TV so their show is good background noise.