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Seahawks Debut on Hard Knocks: Inside Look

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Seattle Seahawks to Appear on HBOs Hard Knocks for the First Time in Training Camp: A Historic Move and Shift in Focus

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Seahawks Debut on Hard Knocks: Inside Look

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0:00Big news from the NFL League meeting in Phoenix, the Seattle Seahawks are hitting hard knocks for the very first time in training camp this summer. It's a historic move for the team, confirmed by League Sources and NFL Network reports on Monday 9. Meanwhile, the New England Patriots are lined up for the show in 2027. Hard knocks kicked off back in 2001 on HBO, dropping five episodes around 55 minutes each to track a team's training camp ride. For years, the Seahawks dodged it because old rules kept playoff teams out for two seasons straight. But last year, those got tweaked to open it up more, making 16 teams eligible now, as long as they skipped certain recent formats or coaching. Changes, Pete Carroll, the former head coach, straight up passed on it back in 2012 when they qualified, saying the focus was winning games, not TV. Time. John Schneider, the GM, back that vibe during Carroll's run. Now with Mike McDonald calling shots, the Seahawks are all in, giving fans an inside look at their prep.

1:04Times are shifting, and this could drop some real gems on team building. Vancouver News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters. I'm Corey with the story.

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