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Brock & Salk reflect on the Russell Wilson trade but ask if things could have gone differently if Carroll held Wilson accountable in the way the rest of the team wanted in the early years? Other that Julio and the starting pitchers, which Mariner would you want to have a great year? Brock's Blue 88.
Almost two years to the day that Seattle traded Russell to Denver, he is once again on the move as the Broncos officially released him taking on an historic amount of dead-cap money and Salk shares his thoughts. To go deeper, we are joined by Zach Bye out from our sister station in Denver (104.3 The Fan).
We discuss some events that aren't at the combine but should be. Then, Brock and Salk react to Colin Cowherd's take on the NFLPA grades for the NFL teams and we discuss KJ Wright announcing that he's taking a job as a coach with the 49ers. Plus, Brock ranks the guys he watched at the combine that he could see fitting with the Seahawks.
As hard as it is to read anything into training camp, it might be even harder with Spring Training, but you can sometimes tell when young players are overwhelmed or ahead of schedule and that appears to be the case w/ Cole Young and Tyler Locklear. Brock & Salk hear from Mariners fans on how they feel about the M's right now: apathetic, open-minded, angry, or excited?
Brock shares everything he saw and learned from watching nearly 10 hours of film from the NFL combine between Verse, Fautanu, Newton, Murphy, Penix and more - but who played themselves into a Seahawk? Now that Matt Chapman is with the Giants, how do the M's move forward with their infield and are there any other names they should be considering now? Brock's Blue 88.
The gang is back from Arizona and Salk shares an embarrassing story about something that happened to him after our show on Friday re: his rental Jeep and needing a rescue. The NFL combine took place over the weekend and Maura shares relevant results from the Huskies who participated and Caitlin Clark breaks the all-time NCAA basketball scoring record.
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