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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.
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Tune in from 6 a.m. - 10 a.m. for engaging sports talk and in-depth analysis with Brock and Salk on Seattle Sports 710 AM and the Seattle Sports App.
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