Locked On Seahawks (7/28/20) - Will Seattle Finally Let Russell Wilson "Cook?"

Though he earned Second-Team All-Pro honors in 2019, some fans still don't think the Seahawks are fully maximizing Russell Wilson's talents in an archaic offense. Could a more up-tempo, passing-oriented attack be on the way in his ninth season?

Corbin K. Smith | Jul 28, 2020

Locked On Seahawks (7/28/20) - Will Seattle Finally Let Russell Wilson "Cook?" /

Typically in late July, Seahawks players descend upon the VMAC in Renton ready to strap helmets on and immediately hit the practice field in front of thousands of rabid fans. But with COVID-19 still ravaging the country, such a scene won't be realized in 2020. Hosts Corbin Smith and Rob Rang discuss how dramatically different NFL camps will look this year, debate whether or not Seattle will let Russell Wilson "cook" this year, and analyze how the Seahawks will deploy their revamped secondary with or without Quinton Dunbar.

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Published Jul 28, 2020

CORBIN K. SMITH

Graduating from Manchester College in 2012, Smith began his professional career as a high school Economics teacher in Indianapolis and launched his own NFL website covering the Seahawks as a hobby. After teaching and coaching high school football for five years, he transitioned to a full-time sports reporter in 2017, writing for USA Today's Seahawks Wire while continuing to produce the Legion of 12 podcast. He joined the Arena Group in August 2018 and also currently hosts the daily Locked On Seahawks podcast with Rob Rang and Nick Lee. Away from his coverage of the Seahawks and the NFL, Smith dabbles in standup comedy, is a heavy metal enthusiast and previously performed as lead vocalist for a metal band, and enjoys distance running and weight lifting. A habitual commuter, he resides with his wife Natalia in Colorado and spends extensive time reporting from his second residence in the Pacific Northwest.