Aug 21, 2023, 3:20 PM
Gee Scott kicks it with the Seattle’s Morning News team to talk Seahawks. He’s been watching all the preseason shenanigans.
How is the team looking? Who are the players to keep an eye on? What are some, uh, weak spots we should watch out for?
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