Brock and Damon Huard preview UW's game with Penn State in Washington Wednesday and Lyle goes through some of his favorite infield options for the M's this offseason. Plus, Damon gives us his 5 best stadium environments in Ranked.

Brock and Damon Huard preview UW's game with Penn State in Washington Wednesday and Lyle goes through some of his favorite infield options for the M's this offseason. Plus, Damon gives us his 5 best stadium environments in Ranked.

Brock and Damon Huard debate whether or not the Seahawks run too many plays out of the shotgun formation, with some station sound from Mark Schlereth to help contextualize it all. Later, they welcome on Daniel Jeremiah for his weekly visit to get his latest takeaways from the Seahawks as well as the upcoming QB class in the 2025 NFL Draft. 

Brock and Damon Huard open the hour with some UW talk, specifically with how much better the Huskies have played on their home turf compared to on the road, both this year and in years past. Then they do another Madden giveaway with trivia between two listeners. In Blue 88, Damon gives his insight on Geno Smith, the CFP rankings and something we don't know about Jedd Fisch.

Lyle and Maura open the hour with talk about the Seahawks making no more trade deadline acquisitions, especially at offensive line, and if that was the right strategy in terms of their long term outlook on how to improve the offensive line. Then, they re-air the conversation with Steve Wyche of the NFL Network discussing his favorite NFL stories so far this year along with what he sees from the Seahawks these days.

Brock and Salk discuss what the M's should do now that Mitch Haniger opted into his deal for 2025. Then, we dig into some more concerning numbers for the Seahawks O-line and we answer all of your wildest questions in Answer the Question Jerk.

Brock and Salk go back and forth about Brock's Twitter poll about which has been more inufriating for Seattle sports fans: the Mariners inability to add bats or the Seahawks inability to add offensive lineman. Then, they welcome on Steve Wyche from the NFL Network to get his opinion on some of his favorite stories around the league so far this year as well as the current state of the Seahawks.

Brock and Salk talk about how long it could take the Seahawks to fix their issues along with if they are in fact fixable or not. They later look at three positives and three concerning factors from Sunday's Seahawks loss to the Rams. In Blue 88, topics include which Seahawk had his best career game on Sunday, how brutal the acquisition phase of their offensive lineman process has been for the last decade, and what he keeps hearing about UW.

Salk reacts to the interview with Mike Macdonald yesterday and how he seemed more confident in his team and who they are becoming than in past weeks. Then, they re-air that conversation with the Seahawks head coach.

Mike Macdonald joins Brock and Salk to discuss yesterday's loss, what he saw from the O-line, how they clean up the penalties, Geno Smith's level of accountability, the positive takeaways, why the run defense turned things around and what they will focus on during the bye week.

It was reported this weekend that DK Metcalf will not get traded before the NFL trade deadline. But could that change this offseason? Brock and Salk dive in on the topic. Later, they share all of their Seahawks Takeaways.

Brock is especially fired up with the Seahawks poor offensive line play again on Saunday and shares that with Salk to open the hour. They later discuss how they feel about Geno Smith after this loss, including what he said in his postgame comments and taking accountability. In Blue 88, topics include what Brock disagreed with Jonathan Vilma on, Jaxon Smith-Njigba and one of Geno's attributes that shined on Sunday.

There werte two scripts of yesterday's Seahawks-Rams game that you could roll with. Was it the Seahawks getting soundly beaten or two evenly matched teams with the Rams simply making a few more plays? Salk shares his thoughts on it. Then, Maura takes everyone Around The NFL with stories throughout the league.

Stacy Rost joins Salk to discuss whether Sunday's matchup with the Rams is a must win or not and if the Seahawks struggles with the run are a talent or execution problem. Then, in Need to Know, Salk discusses Seahawk injury updates, the Kraken's loss the the Maple Leafs and the Jets TNF win. Plus, we take your calls as we do every Friday.

The hour starts with a round of Whose Shoes, discussing a variety of fun hypotheticals. Later, Gee Scott joins the show to share where the Seahawks are crrently at through his eyes.

Salk and Brady Henderson discuss if Sunday's game is a must win or not for the Seahawks. They also debate the severity of Geno Smith's unsportsmanlike conduct penalty against the Bills when he tossed the fotball at a player's head. In Blue 88, topics include the Seahawks right guard position, Anthony Richardson and the Seahawks battle for the third cornerback spot.

Salk opens the hour by asking Lyle for three different potential Mariners off-season acquisitions: one pie in the sky, one that's fairly realistic, and one under the radar. Then, they revisit their conversation with former NFL linebacker Jonathan Vilma, now of FOX Sports, to get his insight on the Seahawks ahead of their matchup against the Rams.

Jonathan Vilma of FOX Sports is calling the Seahawks game this weekend and he joins us to break down the showdown with the Rams. Then, Maura takes your fantasy football questions and Kraken head coach Dan Bylsma joins the show.

The hour starts with Here's The Thing, reacting to a wide range of hilarious listener voicemails. Later, Brock and Salk dive in on the ESPN analytics being very down on the Seahawks in both FPI and playoff percentage, which differs from the ESPN power rankings. They also discuss the impact of new head coaches bringing people onto their coaching staff who are familiar with their scheme and system, and compare Mike Macdonald opting not to go that route to what other first year head coaches across the NFL have done.

More people watched the 2024 World Series than NBA Finals and Brock and Salk wonder if this will change MLB's marketing strategy moving forward, especially when it involves TV contracts and distribution. Then, with Anthony Richardson's future in Indianapolis now up in the air, they discuss if an eventual Seahawks trade for him would be worth it. In Blue 88, topics feature Anthony Bradford, the Rams defense and some Seahawks game tape.

Salk is thrilled to see the Dodgers win the World Series, in other words he's thrilled to see the Yankees lose. He also wonders as the Mariners now hit the offseason, if people will be as up in arms with him suggesting the Mariners should trade George Kirby to get a big time bat as people are with his idea of trading DK Metcalf. Later, they re-air their conversation with Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network.

Brock previews UW USC in Wahsington Wednesday. Then, we dig into Daniel Jeremiah's comments on the Seahawks needing to build trust and Ranked returns.

Benjamin Solak of ESPN wrote about the Seahawks being one of the NFL's most confusing teams, so Brock and Salk talk through it and who these Seahawks are. Them, Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network joins the show to discuss what he watched in the Seahawks loss to the Bills.

Brock and Salk share their thoughts on the Yankees fan that interfered with Mookie Betts trying to catch a foul ball in the World Series, and Salk worries that this could spark another Yankees dynasty, just how he claims the fan interference at Yankee Stadium in 1996 against the Orioles in the postseason did. Then, Maura takes everyone Around The NFL with stories on Anthony Richardson, Russell Wilson, Jayden Daniels, Aaron Rodgers and more. In Blue 88, subjects feature takeaways from the Seahawks tape, a potentially valid excuse for the Seahawks slow start and if the Seahawks have another trade up their sleeve.

Salk isn't happy after the Yankees win last night and specifically how the Dodgers decided to go with a bullpen game featuring none of their high leverage relievers. Later, they re-air their conversation with Washington State head football coach Jake Dickert.

Salk shares a story of a friend's experiences with trying to get their child on a local youth sports team and why he thinks some of the club sports are starting way too early. Then, we dig into why the guys were so impressed with their earlier conversation with Jake Dickert and what the Seahawks could take from his philosophy. Plus, we end on a silly note, with Answer the Question Jerk.

Salk wonders what has happened to the Yankees and why they haven't looked sharp both in this World Series or in recent years. He also reacts to Richard Sherman giving the Seahawks a hard time for not bringing Bobby Wagner back in 2024. Then, they welcome on Washington STate head football coach Jake Dickert to get his insight on what has been a fantastic season so far in Pullman.

Brock and Salk reacted to their interview with Mike Macdonald, specifically him saying that less is more when asked about if it's more important to strengthen the things they do well or fix the areas where they are struggling. They also discuss whether or not Lumen Field has lost its home field advantage. In Blue 88, subjects include a potential cornerback controvrsy, why the Seahawks aren't further along in their playbook and Russell Wilson.

Salk opens the show by talking about the World Series and how much he's enjoying watching the Yankees lose. He also wonders if Shohei Ohtani needs to sit due to how injured he looked in Game 3. Later, they re-air their conversation with Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald.

The Seahawks are reacting rather than dictating. Is this more a personnel or scheme issue? Then, the head coach himself joins Brock and Salk to discuss yesterday's loss. He talks about the struggles with the run on both sides of the ball, the need to "go forward" on offense and defense, what he feels they are doing well right now, whether they have the full playbook available to them yet and his thoughts looking ahead to the Rams this week.

Brock and Salk discuss how much of a difference DK Metcalf could have made in the Seahawks game against the Bills, and again rehash the conversation of if trading him makes sense or not. Then, they get into all of the Seahawks Takeaways.

Brock and Salk both share what most jumped out to them in yesterday's Seahawks loss to the Bills, which included play at the line of scrimmage and how violent Buffalo played all game. They also jump into the topic of what the Seahawks strengths and weaknesses are and if they will continue to have up and down reactions every week as they try to figure out who the Seahawks are under Mike Macdonald. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at a very disheartening part of Sunday's loss, the most alarming stat from the Seahawks game, and what Jake Dickert is doing at WSU that both Mike Macdonald and Jedd Fisch currently aren't doing.

Salk opens the show by talking about physicality, and it being the biggest discrepancy between them and the Bills, particularly on Sunday when Buffalo earned themselves a commanding win. Later, Maura takes everyone Around The NFL with stories from the Commanders-Bears, Cardinals-Dolphins, Ravens-Browns, Jets-Patriots and more.

Salk is very annoyed at finding out that Terry Francona was so easily coaxed back into managing. He feels like the Mariners should have made Dan Wilson the interim manager and allowed themselves the chance to see what's out there this offseason before making a decision. Then, we take your calls on all things Seattle Sports.

Brock and Salk dive in on NFL.com's newest QB rankings and where they placed Geno Smith. After that, they go through their Wants and Needs for the Seahawks game on Sunday against the Bills.

Brock and Salk discuss the critical importance the Seahawks three game stretch of the Falcons, Bills and Rams. They then welcome on Kevin Burkhardt of FOX Sports to get his thoughts on the upcoming Seahawks game against the Bills, with a little bit of World Series talk mixed in as well.

Salk was irked by a Terry Francona soundbite about how he was hired by the Reds and ties it back to the Mariners, emphatic on how the Mariners should have done much more of a due dilligent process on their managerial hire. Later, they re-air their interview with ESPN's Jeremy Fowler.

In Buy or Sell, we answer questions about Abe Lucas, the length of the World Series, Bronny James, and the best tailgate in the NFL. Then, Salk reacts to some NFL experts breaking down the Seahawks Bills matchup and Maura answers your fantasy football questions in her Fantasy Forecast.

The hour starts by listening to listener voicemails for another edition of Here's The Thing. Then, ESPN's Jeremy Fowler joins the show to share his thoughts so far on the Seahawks along with his outlook on the rest of the NFL.

Salk further reacts to the Seahawks trading for linebacker Ernest Jones as he likes the fit, along with seeing John Schneider and Mike Macdonald take action at a position of need. They later, welcome on ESPN's Brady Henderson to learn a little more from him about Ernest Jones and how this should bolster the Seahawks defense. In Blue 88, Michael Bumpus breaks down who should start at right tackle for the Seahawks on Sunday, what JSN has to do to reach the next level as a wide receiver and if he thinks any jobs in the Seahawks secondary are up for grabs.

Salk expresses that he's excited to talk with ESPN's Jeremy Fowler later in the show, as he wants to ask about his preseason position group rankings and if he feels any other Seahawks deserve more recognition now with the NFL season almost halfway through. Later, they re-air their conversation with Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network.

Brock previews the UW Indiana matchup in Washington Wednesday. Then, we discuss the breaking news that the Seahawks have traded LB Jerome Baker and a fourth round pick to the Titans in exchange for LB Ernest Jones. Plus, we have a new batch of Mean Tweets for Brock from angry Colorado fans.

Brock and Salk take a look at geno Smith's numbers for the year and compare them to Josh Allen's ahead of him and the Bills coming to town on Sunday. Afterwards, Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network joins the show for his weekly visit to talk everything Seahawks.

Brock and Salk respond to the comments that Byron Murphy and Jonathan Hankins made about Mike Macdonald and how they've enjoyed playing for him. Later, University of Washington foootball head coach Jedd Fisch joins the show. In Blue 88, Brock breaks down UW's upcoming game, Jaxon Smith-Njigba and something he took away from talking to Tom Brady and Kevin Burkhardt.

Salk opens the show by discussing the sad passing of Fernando Valenzuela and reminisces on just how electric he was during his career, especially while he was with the Dodgers. Then, they re-air their conversation with Ray Roberts to pick his brain on the Seahawks offensive line along with the impact of Byron Murphy.

Freddie Coleman of ESPN radio says that the star power of this Dodgers Yankees World Series gives MLB a chance to be at the NFL level, at least for a short time. Brock and Salk debate whether that's true. Then, a new Jim Mora Jr. rant has us reflecting on his past rants involving Brock and we find out one of Lyle's big secrets in Answer the Question Jerk. 

After last week with theconversation surrounding the side of trading DK Metcalf, Brock and Salk take a look at the other side of the coin, which is the one in favor of keeping DK Metcalf and the reasons for it. After that, Maura takes everyone Around The NFL with stories from the 49ers, Russell Wilson, Jayden Daniels, Aaron Rodgers and more.

Salk has seven questions for Brock all regarding the Seahawks defense and what we knoe about them through seven games. They then welcome on Ray Roberts to get his insight on the Seahawks offensive line along with Byron Murphy. In Blue 88, Brock analyzes a couple of Mike Macdonald phrases, a rule that the NFL should take from the USFL and how many Pac-12 teams would be ranked if the full conference still existed.

Salk opens the hour by discussing something that's on his mind: why he doesn't take an issue with nepotism in sports the way that many do, tying it to LeBron and Bronny James, while also throwing some references in about Ken Griffey Sr and Ken Griffey Jr as well. Later, they re-visit their conversation with Mike Macdonald and get his takeaways from the Seahawks win in Atlanta.

Salk and Brock disagree on how many teams there are that are better than the Seahawks right now but Brock says the biggest thing is how meaningful that win was for the confidence of this Seahawks team. Then, in Need to Know we discuss the Seahawks win, the Yankees and Dodgers advancing to the World Series, The Kraken winning in OT vs Calgary and the Liberty winning the WNBA Championship.

We finish the hour by sitting down with Mike Macdonald to discuss yesterday's win. He talks about what was going through his head on the 31 yd TD pass to DK Metcalf, the contributions they got from Mike Jerrell and Josh Jobe, how Geno Smith looked, the hustle Devon Witherspoon showed in blocking for Derick Hall's fumble returned for a TD and more.

Brock and Salk spend more time on how well Mike Macdonald had his team prepared for the game in Atlanta, while discussing the poise and composure that the Seahawks played with. Later, they get into all of their Seahawks Takeaways.

Brock and Salk give more credit to Mike Macdonald for the win over the Falcons along with highlighting some of the answers the Seahawks found for success on Sunday. They also discuss what was one of DK Metcalf's best games of the season and his importance to the team's win. In Blue 88, topics include the Seahawks during 10 AM games, Brock's favorite play from the Seahawks game and how the upcoming NFL quarterback class is shaping up in the college ranks right now.

The Seahawks strung together a much needed win over the Falcons, and Salk gives a ton of credit to Mike Macdonald for how well coached and well prepared they were. Then, Maura takes everyone Around The Weekend with all of the key stories from the NFL over the weekend.

Stacy Rost joins Mike Salk to discuss the Seahawks Falcons game, whether the Seahawks have a problem with drafting and developing O-line and D-line players and if Geno Smith can be a reason the Seahawks turn things around starting this weekend. Then, in Need to Know, Salk breaks down the Kraken's win, the MLB playoffs and the Seahawks injury updates. Plus, we take your calls on everything Seattle Sports.

The hour starts with a round of Which Is Better that includes a variety of topics. Later, they welcome on Gee Scott to talk about what's new in his life along with the Seahawks and their need to improve their offensive line.

Salk and Brady Henderson of ESPN talk the importance of a Seahawks win would be on Sunday and how they can't afford to lose four in a row. Salk also asks Brady for details on the Seahawks players meeting that was held this week. On Blue 88, Brock discusses college football taking a page from the NFL, can Michael Penix help Jimmy Lake this weekend, and DK Metcalf matching up against AJ Terrell.

Salk opens up the show discussing the unbelievable Guardians-Yankees fgame and he is still flabbergasted as to why people are rooting for the Yankees. Later, he welcomes D. Orlando Ledbetter of the Atlanta Journal Constitution to break down Sunday's upcoming matchup between the Seahawks and Falcons.

Brock and Salk discuss how important it is for the Seahawks not to lose a fourth straight game on Sunday and how Mike Macdonald is approaching preparing the team mentally. Then, Salk asks us the same questions he answered on a Mariners discussion panel with Shannon Drayer yesterday. What would you keep, get rid of or steal from another team when it comes to 2024 and the Mariners? Plus, Maura gives out lineup advice in her Fantasy Football Forecast.

The hour starts by listening to some hilarious listener voicemails for Here's The Thing. Then, Maura takes everyone Around The NFL with storylines surrounding Russell Wilson, Tom Brady, Tua Tagovailoa and plenty more.

Brock and Salk open the hour talking more about the DK Metcalf trade idea as well as some of the response. They also react to some of their conversation with Daniel Jeremiah and start to weight the idea of the increased importance of linebackers nowadays and if they should get paid more than they do. In Blue 88, Brocks takes a closer look at Seahawks injuries, Seahawks stats, and another potential Seahawks trade.

Salk reacts to all of the online response to his DK Metcalf trade idea, including a lot of the negativity about it. They then revisit their conversation with Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network to talk DK Metcalf and the current state of the Seahawks.

Brock discusses where UW football stands heading into the bye week in Washington Wednesday. Then, he and Salk discuss whether MLB or College Football is in a worse spot when it comes to figuring out their finances and future. Plus, we hear all of the things Iowa and UW fans had to say about Brock in Mean Tweets.

Salk put out a poll on Twitter about a potential DK Metcalf trade. Him and Brock react to the early results, along with why Salk felt as if the idea behind a Metcalf trade is misunderstood. Later, they welcome on Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network to get his analysis on a potential Metcalf trade along with what the Seahawks have to do to get back on track.

Salk wrote an article regarding the idea of the Seahawks trading DK Metcalf, so the conversation is yet again debated upon by him and Brock. In Blue 88, topics include Tyrel Dodson, Jerry Jones and the buyers and sellers in this year's NFL trade market.

Salk loved how the Kraken played all around in their win yesterday, and he shares his thoughts on the contest to open the hour. Then, they re-air their conversation with former Seahawks linebacker Lofa Tatupu.

Brock and Salk take a look at what Chris Long's Greenlight Podcast said about the Seahawks remaning schedule, they let you know what you Need to Know, they look back at Mike Macdonald's comments on Friday about their run defense issues and comparing that to what Lofa told us about how the LB's can set the tone for the physicality early, then they Answer the Question Jerk.

Salk isn't happy with Brock rooting for the Yankees and he wants to elaborte further on the topic, comparing them and their payroll back to the Mariners. Later, they welcome on former Seahawks linebacker Lofa Tatupu.

Brock and Salk discuss how badly the Seahawks need a win against the Falcons on Sunday. They also compare the Lions roster building over the last couple of years to the possibility of what the Seahawks could be, especially after Mike Macdonald saying he expects the Seahawks to be a very physical football team. In Blue 88, Brocks dives in on Roy Robertson-Harris, Dan Lanning and Jedd Fisch.

Aaron Rodgers was on Monday Night Football and Salk has his thoughts on the QB while taking a look at his career. Later, he goes Around The Station and reacts to some sound regarding both the Mariners and Seahawks.

Have the Seahawks offensive stats underperformed so far this season? The run game can be chalked up to the scheme and lack of opportunities, but the WR corps has not lived up to their billing as one of the best in the league. Then, Justin joins us to bring back Ranked for the day.

Brock and Salk look at the state of college football and collegiate athletes getting paid at certain schools and compare that to pro sports, along with when the best time to pay these athletes are. After that, Salk asks Brock three burning Seahawks questions that he feels need to be answered.

Brock and Salk discuss all of the questions that currently surround the Seahawks after losing three in a row. They also react to Mike Macdonald's comments about his passionate belief that the Seahawks are going to be a physical football team. Does he mean this year or moving forward? In Blue 88, topics include the most alarming part about the Seahawks through six weeks, which Seahawks we should expect to return sooner rather than later, and what happened to UW against Iowa.

Salk watched a bunch of football over the weekend and had one big takeaway: all the great teams have great offensive lines. He said the Seahawks need to do the same. Later, Maura takes everyone Around The Weekend with NFL stprylines including the Cardinals-Packers, Ravens-Commanders, Bucs-Saints, Jaguars-Bears, Cowboys-Lions and Falcons-Panthers.

Mike Macdonald joins Mike Salk to discuss the Seahawks loss the the 49ers, the positives he saw on film, how he deals with the self inflicted wounds, why he's confident they will get the rushing attack going , what he saw from Geno Smith last night and how they can improve their turnover differential.

Salk opens up the DK Metcalf conversation again with some sound from Colin Cowherd who is on the same wavelength as him: that the Seahawks may need to trade DK at some point. Later, everyone brings their Seahawks Takeaways.

Brock and Salk go back over the laundry list of self-inflicted wounds the Seahawks had in the Thursday night loss to the 49ers. They also discuss how this game felt like there was a lot of sloppy play. In Blue 88, Brock breaks down the most surprising next level stat from the game, the growth and non-growth of Geno Smith and the importance level of the upcoming UW-Iowa game.

The Seahawks have now lost three in a row after winning three straight to start the year. Which version of the Seahawks is closer to who the team really is? Salk addresses the conversation. The, he takes phone calls to hear thoughts from others on the current issues that the Seahawks face.

We discuss Aaron Rodgers' response to Robert Saleh's firing, Nathaniel Hackett being stripped of playcalling duties, Nick Sirianni's reponse to questions about his job security and Russell Wilson returning to practice in Around the NFL. Then, Brock and Salk preview tonight's game and get distracted by some talk of whether or not you can root for the Yankees in the MLB playoffs. Plus, Maura answers your fantasy football questions in the Fantasy Forecast.

The hour opens by listening to your voicemails for Here's The Thing. Later, Gee Scott joins the show to get his thoughts on the upcoming Seahawks-49ers showdown.

Brock and Salk go back and forth about who could make the biggest difference for the Seahawks against the 49ers. They later react to sound about teams relying heavily on the run game this season and the difficulties of stopping it. In Blue 88, topics include why Humble Pie wasn't the worst thing for the Seahawks against the Giants, the second level of the Seahawks defense and UW players glowing reviews of Jedd Fisch.

Salk is emphatic about how different the feeling around town is when your team plays in a primetime game, just like the spot the Seahawks are in tonight. Later, they re-air the conversation with Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network to get his analysis on the Thursday Night Football matchup.

Brock breaks down UW Iowa in Washington Wednesday. Then, he and Salks discuss the Seahawks run defense issues. How much of their problem is tendencies starting to show up on film and how much is personnel? Plus, we hear all the unkingd things that fans had to say to Brock about his Oregon MSU broadcast in Mean Tweets.

Brock and Salk dig through the QB's that have been drafted in the first round over the last two years, lay out who has been successful, who hasn't and how many they would currently want playing for the Seahawks. They later welcome on Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network to help them break down the upcoming Thursday Night Football game between the Seahawks and 49ers.

Brock and Salk react to Seahawks offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb taking full accountability for the lack of run plays on Sunday and discuss how important that will be for this coaching staff. They then host another trivia game between two callers for the prize of a Madden game. In blue 88, topics include Ryan Grubb, Uchenna Nwosu, and the UW-Iowa matchup.

Salk loves the story of Grimace and the Mets. So he discusses it to open the show, along with the Jets firing Robert Saleh. Then, they re-air their conversation with former UW head coach Chris Petersen.

In Whose Shoes, we pick between Brock Purdy or Geno Smith, Shane Wright or Matty Beniers, Rams or Bengals, and the MLB divisional round teams. Then, Brock digs into something Mike Lefko brought up last week. Were the Mariners built to perform in the postseason? How do you think they would be doing after watching these games? Plus, we answer questions about where Scott Servais will coach next, cheering etiquette for children's teams, and the best houseplants in Answer the Question Jerk.

Brock and Salk listen through and react to some of the funniest sound around the world of sports over the last couple of days. Later, they converse on four points that really jumped out to them over their conversation with Mike Macdonald on Monday.

Salk posted a poll on Twitter trying to get a sense of the current confidence level in Mike Macdonald among Seahawks fans. Him and Brock discuss the results. They then welcome on former UW head coach Chris Petersen to talk Seahawks, NFL and college football. In Blue 88, Brock analyzes himself wrongly criticizing a certain area of the Seahawks defense, potential personnel changes on Thursday against the 49ers and how Steve Belichick has taken a page out of Ryan Grubb's book.

Salk opens the show looking at the differences in how Pete Carroll and Mike Macdonald would deliver their messages in interviews. They then re-air their Monday conversation with Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald.

Brock discusses UW's win over Michigan and what it does for their recruitment. Then, Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald joins the show to discuss the Seahawks loss to the Giants, what has led to the higher completion percentage against them the last couple of weeks, how they are preparing for yet another short week, the need to get Ken Walker the ball more , and how much say he has over the offensive tempo.

Brock and Salk wonder if the last two Seahawks losses are connected. If so, in what way? They later get into all of their Seahawks Takeaways from the loss against the Giants.

Brock and Salk open the hour by diving in on both DK Metcalf's fumble and Geno Smith's early slide in the Giants loss. They also discuss how serious the Seahawks current problems really are by opning up the phone lines for callers to voice their opinions. Afterwards, the shift to Blue 88 and look at when they knew this Seahawks game could be problematic, Tre Brown, and the controversy of the blocked field goal.

The Seahawks lost at home to the Giants on Sunday and Salk says the loss boiled down to three specific plays, none of which involved the blocked field goal. Then, Maura takes everyone Around The NFL with stories from the weekend regarding the rest of the NFC West, the Bears-Panthers and the Commanders-Browns.

Stacy Rost joins Mike Salk to discuss whether you can win a Super Bowl with Geno Smith, which Seahawk extensions deserve to be prioritzed next season, and if we are seeing a shift back to a more disciplinarian type of coaching style.

Salk and Brady Henderson open up the discussion on why the Seahawks haven't generated more turnovers opn defense through their first four games of the season. They then welcome on Gee Scott to talk the state of the Seahawks, what he saw in the Lions game, his extremely high praise for DK Metcalf and more.

Salk and Brady Henderson go over the Seahawks loss to the Lions, what they took away from it and how they now view the Seahawks. They also dive in on if Geno Smith is worth top of the market quarterback money. In Blue 88, topics include Ryan Grubb's early NFL success, next level Seahawks numbers and how UW can beat Michigan on Saturday.

Salk opens the hour emphatic about how fun the MLB Playoffs have been so far, along with the Reds hiring Terry Francona and if it was something the Mariners should have considered. Later, they re-air their conversation with Jeff Passan.

Brock thinks the O-line is improving. Will the injuries catch up to them and halt that progress? Then, we catch up with Brock's FOX college football broadcast partner Jason Benneti about the Tigers ousting the Astros. Plus, Maura breaks down week 5 of fantasy football for you.

The hour starts with Brock and Lefko listening to voicemails from callers in this week's edition of Here's The Thing. Then, they are joined by ESPN's Jeff Passan to get his insight on the end of the Mariners season and how they should approach the offseason. 

Brock and Lefko dive in on why it is necessary for the Seahawks to pay Geno Smith. Maura then takes everyone Around The NFL. In Blue 88, topics include Seahawks defensive metrics, Mike Macdonald's affinity for data and the biggest adjustment for the Huskies post Kalen DeBoer.