Salk opens the show by giving the Seahawks their well deserved praise for another phenomenal defensive showing in the Seahawks win over the Jets, as they have now played that way for four straight games. Then, they go Around The NFL with stories around the NFC West, along with the Bears, Steelers and more.

Brock Huard discusses why Demond Williams should start this weekend at Oregon and discusses some of Dan Lanning's pyshcological tactics in Washington Wednesday. Then, we dig into Daniel Jeremiah's comments on how Tyrice Knight and Ernest Jones have helped the Seahawks defense and we have another round of Mean Tweets for Brock.

The hour starts by listening to some hilarious voicemails for the weekly edition of Here's The Thing. Then, Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network makes his weekly appearance on the show to talk Seahawks, what's changed for them defensively how good Devon Witherspoon has been and more.

Brock and Brady Henderson of ESPN react to Mark Sanchez's comments about Devon Witherspoon being one of the best football players he's ever seen. The two spin their own thoughts on it as well. Then, they go Around The NFL with stories from the Giants and Malik Nabers, Daniel Jones, Aaron Rodgers and more. In Blue 88, topics include Geno Smith's contract, the upcoming UW-Oregon matchup and the confidence around the Seahawks building.

Maura and Lyle host the first hour of the show and begin by reacting to Rich Eisen's prediction about the Seahawks going 3-3 the rest of the way and missing the playoffs. They don't agree and explain why. Then, they re-air Brock and Salk's conversation with Mark Sanchez of FOX Sports in which he explains what he saw in the Seahawks win over the Cardinals, their upcoming matchup with the Jetes and gives some extremely high praise to Devon Witherspoon.

We react to Mark Sanchez on with us last hour saying Aaron Rodgers is good at drowning out the noise. Then, we hear the results of the pitch alteration we did to Brock and Salk's voices after Mean Tweets prompted us to try it last week. Plus, we talk to Ryan Divish about the M's tender decisions and finalizing the coaching staff and Salk's daughter and father join us for Answer the Question Jerk.

Brock and Salk are not as confident in the Seahawks ability to fix the run game as he has been in their ability to fix the defense. They reference their conversation with Mike Macdonald as to why. Then, former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez (now of FOX Sports) joins the show to discuss what he saw in Sunday's Seahawks win over the Cardinals, along with previewing this upcoming week against the Jets, which he will also be on the broadcast for.

Brock and Salk watched the Ravens-Chargers Monday Night Football game and drew some comparisons to the Seahawks. Due to how Seattle has been playing as of late, Salk admits he wasn't jealous watching that game. And it all boils down to physicality. They also react to the amount of times that Mike macdonald used the word "confidence" in their conversation on Monday and discusses why confidence is still so important, even at football's highest level. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at the Seahawks run game, Seahawks PFF grades and the Monday Night Football game.

Salk reacts to the Mariners changing their coaching staff and adding Kevin Seitzer as their new hitting coach, while also admitting that he's itching to see the Mariners start making some moves. Then, they re-air their conversation with Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald to get his thoughts and insight after the win over the Cardinals.

Brock and Salk discuss what has changed for the Seahawks defense since the bye week. Then, in Need to Know, they discuss the Seahawks win, the M's non tender decisions, WSU's loss and the Kraken's weekend. We wrap up the hour with Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald. He discusses the big win over Arizona, his thoughts on dominant performances from Leonard Williams and Devon Witherspoon, why he's confident that they will turn a corner with their rushing attack, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba's continued growth.