Brock and Salk

Brock & Salk play some comments made by Ryan Divish about the margin for error the Mariners have left with the amount of money being reported they have to spend. Could Castillo by a trade chip to bring in more offense AND more pitching? Maura takes us Around the NFL which immediately goes off the rails thanks to a strange question from Brock. 

KJ told us “Pete is frustrated that his message isn’t getting throug." Ok... so whose fault is that?
He continues with suggesting the players used to police themselves, but now Pete needs to do it. Brock takes us on a "Tale of Two Teams" and compares the Huskies and Seahawks before Brock's Blue 88. 

Salk reads some fresh reviews from Apple Podcasts before we hear how "bad" things are in Philadelphia based on the way some of their sports radio hosts & callers are reacting to the most recent loss of the 10-3 Eagles. We revisit the KJ Wright Show to hear how the Seahawks have accountability problems - but will they be able to fix them in time to save anything?

We discuss our biggest takeaways from KJ Wright. Brock's is that the time is now for this team to show that they can still make something of this season. Salk's was that KJ thinks the majority of Pete Carroll's frustation is with the players. Then, in Washington Weds, Brock explains why he would give the head coaching nod in the Sugar Bowl to Kalen DeBoer. Plus, Justin and Salk have another edition of Ranked for you.

Another great hour with Seahawks legend KJ Wright covers the first 4-game losing streak in the Pete Carroll era and what happened in the defense to let it happen. What is KJ's reaction to Pete hinting at potential changes, Pete's message to the team, how leaders can step to make a change and much more in this powerhouse episode. 

Brock & Salk discuss how the great John Clayton would discuss this year's Seahawks team and wonder if he would be seeing something different than what we're watching every Sunday. Could they actually be better than their win/loss record? Conversation turns back to the Mariners and how the fans feel betrayed before Brock's Blue 88. 

Salk opens the show with an emotional audit of how Mariners fans feel after all the conversation about not having the ability to spend big to take the team over the top and settles on betrayed and embarrassed. The Kraken get their best win of the year and we revisit the conversation with ESPN's Jeff Passan.

Booger McFarland says the Huskies don't have the horses to play "big boy" football against Texas, but is that true? Brock breaks down the matchup to show why he still believes in UW before we are joined by ESPN's Senior MLB Insider Jeff Passan to talk Shohei Ohtani, Mariners spending, ownership, and RSN challenges. 

It's become very clear that the players have either intentionally or unintentionally not recieved the messaging from Hawks coaches on several fronts, but what is the reason? Salk believes there's no chance that a Manning, Rodgers or Russell would have sat out the game vs the 49ers and that the Seahawks wanted to see what they had in Drew Lock. Brock's Blue 88.