Mina Kimes on Seahawks, Career Highlights, and Korean Heritage

0:00On March 23rd, ESPN NFL analyst Mina Kimes recently sat down for an interview after connecting with a fan at an Asian American Journalist Association. Evidence Seattle back in August 2025. They first bonded over Buffalo Bill's questions during a panel, and seven months later, following the Seattle Seahawk Super Bowl victory, she broke. Down key plays from her team's big win. In the chat, Kimes dissected Julian Love's crucial interception against the New England Patriots, explaining how the defense rotated from a too high, safety looked to single high coverage, catching quarterback Drake May off guard. She highlighted Seattle's defensive smarts and May's struggles with safety rotations throughout the game. Kimes shared wild career stories by hosting four-time MVP Aaron Rogers at her small Los Angeles apartment for profile piece in 2017, where he even grabbed coffee nearby before lounging on her couch. She also laughed about her early slip-up, telling Seahawk star Cam Chancellor back in 2015 that

1:02we won Super Bowl 48, only for him to correct her that he did the heavy lifting. Beyond studio work on NFL Live and her podcast, Kimes calls preseason games as the Los Angeles Rams color commentator since 2019, loving. The up close energy in spotlighting rookies, chasing roster spots. Proud of her Korean heritage, she displays a flag in her podcast setup and notes more Korean players entering the league. Her path includes investigative frustrations when stories fell through, but triumphs like NFL Live's sports Emmy for outstanding studio show in 20. 24 2025 plus on-site fan interactions that keep her grounded as one of TV's sharpest football voices. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI.