We answer questions about whether the Cardinals are contenders, if the NFC North will have 3 playoff teams, Bill Belichick's future, and more in Buy or Sell. Then, Brady and Brock discuss whether Geno Smith has improved or hurt his stock this year. Plus, Maura answers your fantasy football questions in the Fantasy Forecast.

The hour starts with Here's The Thing where the guys listen to the best listener voicemails throughout the week. Then, they welcome on film guru Brian Baldinger of the NFL Network to break down what he's seen from the Seahawks thus far, with an emphasis on the offensive line.

Brock and Brady Henderson wonder if Geno Smith's play has taken his stock up or down this year in terms of how much he will get in his next contract. Later, Maura takes everyone Around The NFL with a variety of storylines. In Blue 88, subjects feature Mike Macdonald's self-scouting, and Seahawks midseason awards, and what to expect from the NFC West in the second half of the year.

Maura and Lyle dive in on the topic of if the Seahawks can properly evaluate Geno Smith with this offensive line, and how they will handle their QB situation moving forward. Then, they re-air their conversation with Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network.

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 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...

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.