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Hi Womens Tre Flowers Jersey , EP of SB Nation Team Brands Podcasts, and I’m looking for a few good Seattle Seahawks podcasters. To date, we’ve launched 28 NFL podcasts as a part of the Vox Media Podcast Network. Podcasts and podcasters that join our network enjoy a level of promotion that is generally unmatched and could only be provided by SB Nation, with our experience and expertise in giving a voice to the fan.Now, we’re looking to launch a podcast that represents the Field Gulls community and we need your help. The same type of great coverage and entertainment that you’ve come to expect from this site is what we should expect from the podcast that we build.About SB Nation team podcasts鈥e’re building our Field Gulls podcast in the model of our site: A place to go to every day for the latest news, opinions, and insight. A place with a diverse range of voices that each cover the team in their own, unique way. 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What if I’m interested but don’t have a podcasting sample?If you’re not sure if your background and experience align with what we’re asking for above, but you believe you have the potential to thrive in this role, we encourage you to apply. You don’t need a professional studio to record a podcasting sample--sometimes recording a few minutes on your phone can be enough.Praise for Joey Hunt following second career start at center The Seattle Seahawks selected Joey Hunt in the sixth round in 2016. When the Seahawks took Hunt, he was projected to be in competition to start at center because at that point, Justin Britt was still known as a guard. Draft profiles read like this:Hunt was considered undersized with a future as a backup at center — use in case of emergency — and that’s where he came into play in Seattle’s Week 3 win over the Dallas Cowboys. But with the way he played http://www.seahawkslockerroom.com/authentic-ethan-pocic-jersey , some are wondering if Hunt is capable of being more than a backup. That praise was not around two years ago when Hunt made his first career NFL start. That day came in Tampa Bay against the Buccaneers and the Seahawks scored just five points in the loss; Russell Wilson was sacked six times, threw two interceptions, and Thomas Rawls had 38 yards on 12 carries. This week, Wilson was sacked twice, had two touchdowns, and Chris Carson carried it 32 times. I don’t know exactly the role that Hunt played in Seattle’s success on Sunday, but the fact that they had any success at all is a positive sign for them moving forward.Especially if they’d feel comfortable keeping Hunt at starting center moving forward.Britt surprisingly barreled his way into the job in 2016, winning out over Hunt and all other comers, then playing at a near Pro Bowl level and signing a $27 million extension last August. Britt is one of the highest-paid centers in the league and there seems to be little chance he’ll be able to earn his $11 million+ salary in 2020. That’s likely just too much for the Seahawks to commit to the position given what we’ve seen in their history, however it still means that they’d have to pay Hunt would they want to keep him around.That’s getting ahead of ourselves a little bit, but what does a starting Hunt mean for the team today? It could mean that when Britt (shoulder) is healthy enough to start again, would the team consider moving him back to right tackle or left guard? I think that’s a consideration that absolutely has to be on the table, because Hunt has one start to prove that he’s also someone worth considering.