Brock and Salk

Lyle, Salk, and Brock takes some shots in our lisener voice memo segment, Here's the Thing. Then, we discuss Daniel Jeremiah's favorite O-line and D-line options for the Seahawks in the draft. Plus, the return of the dire wolf sparks a conversation on what we would bring back from extinction in sports.

Brock goes through the No. 7 guy on his list of draft profiles ahead of the NFL Draft, this time highlighting Savion Williams. Later, they have a lengthy debate on if Salk should be throwing from on top of the mound or the bottom of the mound when he throws out the first pitch for the Everett Aquasox on Saturday.

Brock and Salk go through all of the different reasons that the Mariners found a way to win the rubber match and ultimately the series against the Astros in their comeback win. They then take some callers about what they've seen from the Mariners so far. In Blue 88, Brock dives in on two intriguing Seahawks draft visits this week, a QB prospect that he's completely out on and attempting to draft for greatness.

It wasn't pretty at all times, but the Mariners find a way to win the rubber match against the Astros to getv the series win, and Salk discusses how it all happened. Then, they re-air their conversation with Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network ahead of the NFL Draft to discuss all things Seahawks and how they should approach the draft.

The Mariners are having some difficulties with having the right guys for the right situations and it's showing in their struggles with RISP. What can they do? Then, Salk found a positional value chart for the NFL draft that is a bit complicated but makes a lot of sense once you break it down. He explains what he likes about it. Plus, we deliver our nominees for Trash Take of the week and Salk crowns a winner.

Brock goes through his No. 8 guy on his list of NFL Draft profiles, this time being Alabama linebacker Jihad Campbell. Then, they bring on Daniel jeremiah of the NFL Network to continue to talk through how the Seahawks should approach their draft in a couple of weeks.

Salk has a shocking Mariners stat about the Mariners offense through the first 12 games of the season while he and Brock discuss some of the roster challenges for the team. They also debate why the Mariners are struggling to hit with runners in scoring position. In Blue 88, topics include which position will be overdrafted in the NFL Draft, why nose tackle has lost some intrigue in the NFL and what the impact of a mediocre QB class will be in this NFL Draft.

The Mariners went 1 for 19 with runners in socring position in the loss on Tuesday night and Salk discusses their lack opf situational hitting so far. Afterwards, they re-air their conversation with Jeff Passan of ESPN to get his insight on all things Mariners early in the season.

We discuss what makes a pitcher an ace and whether Logan Gilbert has arrived as one. Then, we discuss Geno Smith saying that he felt disrespected by the Seahawks not offering him more of a commitment and we find out what you want to know from us in Answer the Question Jerk.

Brock goes through the No. 9 player on his list of NFL Draft profiles in Michigan tight end Colston Loveland. After that, they welcome on Jeff Passan of ESPN for his weekly visit to discuss the last week for the Mariners, situational hitting, Logan Gilbert, the Mariners offense and more.

Brock and Salk discuss Logan Gilbert's ascension into an ace along with Geno Smith's comments about the end of his tenure in Seattle. Then, they bring on Albert Breer of MMQB, who just interviewed Geno Smith about leaving the Seahawks, to get his insight about him being traded to the Raiders, along with Geno being in constant communication with Pete Carroll last year despite him no longer being the head coach. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at Tom Brady and Geno Smith, Jedd Fisch being a QB whisperer and the Seahawks brining in Shaquill Grioffin for a visit.

The Mariners played a wild baseball game on Monday night with some ups and downs, but ultimately they find a way to win. Salk goes through it all to open the show. Afterwards, they re-air their conversation with Bruce Feldman of FOX Sports about what the Seahawks could do in the NFL Draft and some of the mock drafts he has put together.

Brock shares his takeaways after attending UW spring football practice Saturday. Then, we discuss the M's needing to clean up some self inflicted wounds because the margin for error is very thin with injuries stacking up. Plus, Lyle tells gives us a report on his lesson this week...Dr. Dre's-The Chronic.

Brock goes through his No. 10 NFL Draft profile on his list leading up to the draft, today in the form of Iowa State wide receiver Jaylin Noel. Then, Bruce Feldman of FOX Sports joins the show to share his insight on the mock drafts that he's written up and how he thinks the Seahawks should approach this draft.

Brock and Salk go through the Mariners seriesd against the Giants, along with the first ten games and highlight the concerning storylines they have seen so far. They then react to Julio Rodriguez's postgame comments stating how he is not concerned with how the team is playing. In Blue 88, topics include Brock's takeaways from attending Colorado's pro day, what he saw at UW Spring football practice this weekend and Sam Darnold attending Valor Christian high school (where Brock's son goes to school).

The Mariners had a tough weekend in San Francisco getting swept by the Giants and Salk has thoughts on all of it. Then, the group goes Around The Weekend with stories from the Mariners, Vladimir Guerrero Jr and the Men's and Women's NCAA Final Four.

We check our voicemails from you in Here's the Thing. Then, Brock and Salk discuss Cal Raleigh's comments on his new show, John Schneider's latest remearks about draft prep from his interview with Wyman and Bob and the Final Four matchups this weekend in Need to Know. Plus, we take your calls as we do every Friday.

Brock goes through the No. 11 ranked player, or rather players, on his list of NFL Draft profiles. Today it features Joshua Gray and Jonah Savinea. Then, they bring on Gee Scott for his weekly appearance and he gets into a heated debate with Salk about the Seahawks offensive line and how it's been addressed (or not addressed) over time.

Geno Smith finally signs his extension with the Raiders and Brock and Salk debate what the real reason is for the Seahawks moving on from him and pivoting to Sam Darnold. They then listen to some sound from the inaugural Cal Raleigh Show and what stood out to them. In Blue 88, topics include what the next three weeks will look like for the Seahawks ahead of the draft, another Jackson Dart player comparison and if Mike Macdonald should have been more engaged with DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett.

John Schneider has more comments on how the team addressed (or more didn't address) their offensive line needs in free agency and Salk certainly wasn't a fan of it. Then, they re-air their conversation with Daniel Jeremiah of The NFL Network.