Seahawks talk with punchlines and grudges.
Seahawks Nest Podcast treats Seattle football like a group text with a playbook. Nathan Santo, Kevin Garber, and Eric Ronnebeck work through free agency, playoff fallout, draft chatter, quarterback debates, and Rams-49ers irritation with fast jokes and real roster opinions.
PRESS PLAY
Seahawks Nest Podcast is a Seahawks fan show with real football opinions and the attention span of a late-night group chat. It is loose, sharp, and highly referential. Nathan Santo leads conversations that start with Seattle’s roster and often detour through movies, basketball nicknames, Pokemon bits, detective jokes, and whatever strange NFL news is available during the dead parts of the calendar. Kevin Garber is a recurring voice in the back-and-forth, and Eric Ronnebeck appears as another presence when the conversation expands. The show’s recent run is heavy on Seahawks momentum, free agency, NFC West positioning, playoff reaction, and draft-adjacent speculation. It does not treat league process with much reverence. Legal tampering gets mocked, offseason rumor cycles get treated as thin material, and rival-team planning is measured partly by roster logic and partly by how funny it is to insult the stadium. Still, the analysis underneath the jokes is specific. The speakers talk through why the Rams might push all in, why the 49ers look like a lesser version of that strategy, how Seattle’s offensive line changed the offense, and why quarterback sack rates matter beyond simple blame on blockers. Sam Darnold, Geno Smith, Drew Locke, Caleb Williams, Malik Willis, and Ben Baldwin all appear in the football orbit. So do Puka Nakua, Diana Rossini, Travis Etchian, Max Crosby, Trey Nixon, and Riley Leonard. The show can flip quickly from a Super Bowl reaction mood to a granular argument about pocket movement or a movie-club tangent about Major League. That whiplash is part of the appeal. It feels less like polished sports radio and more like sitting near three Seahawks fans who have enough history together to interrupt each other productively. The best fit is a listener who already knows the team, enjoys NFC West pettiness, and wants football talk that is funny without becoming weightless.
Made for: Seahawks fans who follow roster movement, playoff stakes, and NFC West rivalries closely will get the most from it. It also suits sports listeners who like analysis delivered through banter, movie references, and running jokes.
What sets it apart: The show pairs informed Seattle football talk with a dense pop-culture vocabulary, so free agency and quarterback pressure can sit beside Batman, Pokemon, The Departed, and Major League without feeling forced.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A loose sports-and-movies chat finds its best angle in sacks, rookie buzz, and one very questionable beard debate.
A football debate settles into a sharper case for why Gray Zabel belongs in the offensive rookie of the year conversation. The strongest stretch links his PFF standing that week to an offense whose running game found itself late in the season, while also giving pass protection…
A relaxed Seahawks roundtable pulls useful blocking detail from Kenneth Walker's goal-line touchdown.
Nathan Santo, Kevin Garber, and Eric start with some joking around about Arch Manning, Brett, and a rough camera angle, then settle into Seahawks football.
A clear Seahawks cornerback draft discussion with measured LaVisca Chenault optimism and a light sandwich-table finish.
Seahawks Nest Podcast uses a slow Seahawks news stretch as a runway into a focused cornerback draft discussion, sorting through which prospects feel ready for the first round and which ones still carry developmental questions.
Birdland nerves, familiar banter, Baltimore patience.
The Seahawks Nest Podcast hosts discuss the start of training camp and how to interpret beat reporter observations.
The Seahawks Nest podcast crew recaps Seattle's blowout win over the Saints, highlighting stress-free football under coach Mike Macdonald.
Nathan Sandow and Kevin Garber analyze recent Seahawks moves, including signing receiver LaVisca Chenault and trading for quarterback Sam Howell.
Seahawks Nest Podcast Episode 516 reviews Seattle's loss to Washington and previews its Chargers matchup.
Nathan Sando and Kevin Garber use Seahawks Nest Podcast episode 499 to evaluate NFL draft prospects at tight end, offensive tackle, interior offensive line, defensive tackle, and edge.
Nathan Santo and Kevin Garber argue that the Seahawks are the NFC West team their rivals are chasing after Seattle’s previous-season success.
Seahawks Nest Podcast hosts Nathan Santo, Kevin Garber, and Eric assess Seattle’s post-free-agency roster after Kenneth Walker joined the Kansas City Chiefs on a three-year, $14.35 million-per-year contract.
Seahawks Nest Podcast hosts Nathan Santo, Kevin Garber, and Eric Ronnebeck review Seattle's championship parade before turning to ownership, coaching, and roster decisions.
The Seahawks Nest Podcast celebrates the team's Super Bowl victory, discussing Malik Willis's MVP performance and reacting to a prescient tweet.
The Seahawks Nest Podcast hosts recap the Seahawks' big win over the 49ers and discuss other NFL games, including the Rams' win over the Bears.
A Seahawks podcast crew discusses the exciting first-round playoff games, focusing on the Rams vs.
Seahawks Nest Podcast revisits Seattle’s season after a 13-3 win over the 49ers, focusing on Sam Darnold’s pocket movement, occasional “Drew Lockbrain,” and 14-win quarterback history.
The Seahawks Nest Podcast crew discusses Gino's ongoing comments about his breakup with the team and the fan debate between Gino and Sam.
The Seahawks Nest Podcast hosts discuss recent Seahawks news, including Shaq Griffin setting a floor for the cornerback room and Mike McDonald turning 38.