Mookie Alexander is a Team Community Producer at Field Gulls, with a focus on local sports coverage in the Seattle area. With experience as a former Associate Editor at Bloody Elbow, Mookie brings a lighthearted and engaging approach to his writing, covering topics such as NFL playoffs, head coach searches, and interviews in the sports industry.
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Mookie Alexander's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly football and the Seattle Seahawks. Given his emphasis on event coverage related to the NFL and specific games, he would likely be responsive to pitches that offer unique insights or access to players, coaches, or behind-the-scenes perspectives related to these events.
Since Mookie's geographic focus is local (United States, Washington, Seattle), consider tailoring your pitch with information relevant to this area. This could involve highlighting stories about local teams or individuals of interest within the region.
Mookie may also appreciate expert commentary from those directly involved in the football industry as well as exclusive news regarding game day experiences and analysis.
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The Seahawks have problems at guard. Is it time for the rookie to get more than just spot duties?
By: Mookie Alexander
Seattle could have imminent changes to its practice squad this week.
Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor are also both eligible on the defensive side of the ball.
By: Mookie Alexander
Miles Boykin worked out for the Seahawks earlier in the week.
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By: Mookie Alexander
So far, it’s been almost exclusively straight dropback passing for Geno Smith.
By: Mookie Alexander
The Seahawks face the Tua Tagovailoa-less Dolphins at Lumen Field.
By: Mookie Alexander
There is some good news, however, for key defensive players.
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By: Mookie Alexander
For the third week in a row, the Seattle Seahawks find themselves on a network that’s only carrying one regional game instead of the doubleheader. They’re back on CBS for the 1:05 pm kickoff against the Miami Dolphins, which is still getting a healthy distribution even though the top two games on the docket are the Los Angeles Chargers at Pittsburgh Steelers and Houston Texans at Minnesota Vikings.
Field Gulls managing editor Mookie Alexander was a special guest on Another Dolphins Podcast to preview the Seahawks vs. Dolphins.
By: Mookie Alexander
Field Gulls managing editor Mookie Alexander was a special guest on Another Dolphins Podcast to preview the Seahawks vs. Dolphins. The
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