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This week on the Seaside Chats podcast , Mina Kimes of ESPN, Around the Horn, and The Mina Kimes Show returns to talk to me about all things Seahawks. how integral pieces like Michael Bennett and Richard Sherman really were to the team, how Seattle should be approaching free agency in 2019 (with a player-by-player look at free agents and potential cap casualties), what kind of a “personality type” Earl Thomas really has, and an early look at the postseason including a potential matchup against the Dallas Cowboys. Mina also discusses an old conversation we had about Frank Clark at the time he was drafted, how our opinions may have stayed the same or evolved in the last four years since then, and what domestic abuse allegations really mean for players like Tyreek Hill and Kareem Hunt and if they can come back from things like that. Plus more in the hour-long episode, which is available below for Patreon supporters at the $2 per month level:EPISODE LINKTheme Song by Dry Reef!For more episodes of Seaside Chats and the Instant Reaction show after every game , become a supporter at $2 per month and up. Or just try it out this one time. We’ll have John Morgan back on the instant reaction show this week and more great guests ahead, plus past episodes with the likes of Danny Kelly and Danny O’Neil. Some episodes will also still be free courtesy of our sponsors at Injury Legal Center.One supporter won a Shaquem Griffin bobblehead this week! And more prizes will be coming along in the coming weeks as well.Info on the Shaquem Griffin Draft Day Bobblehead can be found here!More info on Mina’s own podcast can be found here! Another year, another incredible win for the Seattle Seahawks on the road against the Carolina Panthers. It happened in 2012, 2013, 2014, and now once more in 2018. They’re at Carolina again in 2019, so they’ll have to find a new and even more insane way to get a victory next season. I’m thinking something like a Kick Six.Of course, when the Seahawks win, it’s Enemy Reaction time. The Panthers have been featured on several occasions, and it’s time to bring them back out! This was a bit of a weird one as a couple of more exciting moments (such as the Chris Carson hurdle-turned-backflip) didn’t really pop well enough to warrant inclusion , but this is nevertheless one I suspect you’ll enjoy greatly. Panthers game thread comments are courtesy of Cat Scratch Reader. As always, right-click and do “view image” or “open image in new tab” for screenshots you can’t see clearly.Cam Newton stopped on 4th and 2 on Panthers’ opening drive (0-0)Naz Jones devours Christian McCaffrey, as Panthers settle for 3 (3-0 CAR)Curtis Samuel gets free for a Panthers touchdown (10-3 CAR)Russell Wilson to Tre Madden for 28 yards leads to Chris Carson TD (10-10)Tre Flowers makes pivotal stop on Christian McCaffrey, forcing Panthers to kick FG to end 1st half (13-10 CAR)Following Tre Flowers penalty on 3rd down, Bradley McDougald picks off Cam Newton in the end zone (13-10 CAR)Russell Wilson hits wide open David Moore for 54 yards (13-10 CAR)Tyler Lockett scores his eighth touchdown of the season to put Seattle on top (17-13 SEA)Christian McCaffrey walks in untouched after Shaquill Griffin DPI puts Carolina at the 1 (20-17 CAR)Chris Carson nearly loses fumble, but call is overturned, and Seahawks eventually kick tying FG (20-20)Following two big runs, Christian McCaffrey fumbles but Panthers recover for the third time (20-20)Christian McCaffrey scores on a pick play (27-20 CAR)Russell Wilson throws 4th and 3 deep ball to David Moore for game-tying touchdown (27-27)Graham Gano’s go-ahead field goal attempt is wide right (27-27)Russell Wilson finds Tyler Lockett deep downfield for 43 yards (27-27)Seabass wins it! (30-27 SEA Final)Post-Game: Panthers DC Eric Washington is in trouble (Tim Weaver, Panthers Wire)Post-Game: The Panthers have self-destructive tendencies (Jourdan Rodrigue, Charlotte Observer)Post-Game Video: Five minutes of pure saltiness and delusion (panthersroar89)Enemy Preaction: San Francisco 49ersAt 6-5 and with four home games remaining , the stars are aligning for the Seahawks to make the playoffs. They absolutely had to beat both the Green Bay Packers and Carolina Panthers to have a realistic shot at a wild card spot, and they had to come from behind to win each game. Up next, the San Francisco 49ers. They have a formidable rushing attack, a quality offensive play-designer in Kyle Shanahan, and uh... well not much else. Besides a worry-free win, I think the best thing for Enemy Reaction would be if Richard Sherman got beaten for a touchdown by literally any Seahawks receiver. That’d go straight into the Enemy Reaction Hall of Fame. Make it happen, Russ!Thanks for reading and go ‘Hawks!

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