Albert Breer joins Brock and Salk to discuss his view on the Seahawks this season, his comparison for Sam Darnold, why he thinks the defense will actually help the offense and his thoughts on the breaking news that John Schneider received a contract extension. Then, Salk corwns a winner for this week's edition of Trash Takes.

Brock and Salk discuss what the Mariners biggest need still is with the trade deadline coming to an end in less than two days. Mariners insider Shannon Drayer then joins the show to talk through the inconsistencies, the trade deadline, Josh Naylor and more. Finally, Albert Breer of MMQB stops by in studio to dive in on a variety of topics.

Brock and Salk debate the unpredictability of the Mariners and why you still can't get a read on this team. Then, Seahawks right tackle Abe Lucas joins the show to discuss his time in training camp, coming back from his knee injury last year, who has jumped out to him in camp and more.

The Mariners lose game two of the series to the A's and Salk is still perplexed by how tough it still is to read this Mariners team. After that, they re-air their conversation with Jeff Passan of ESPN to discuss the trade deadline, the potential 2027 lockout and more.

We discuss the Mariners being in a great division that is up for grabs and needing to seize opportunity at the trade deadline. Then, we break donw some of the Seahawks offensive struggles on the first day of padded practice and whether there is any cause for concern. Plus, we talk swimming, officiating, and vacations in Answer the Question Jerk.

Salk and Maura share all their training camp takeaways after the Seahawks first full practice with pads on Monday. Later, Jeff Passan of ESPN joins the show to dive in on the trade deadline, what the Mariners could still do, Bryce Harper's heated exchange with Rob Manfred and more.

Seahawks rookie safety Nick Emmanwori joins the show to begin the hour to share what he's elarning in his first training camp, learning Mike Macdonald's playbook, his verstility as a player and more. They also discuss the inconsistency and consistency of the Mariners this season and why it's tough to judge who they are as a team, even at the end of July. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at a trend of the young Seahawks on the roster, who on the Seahawks could take a big leap in 2025 and why Steve Raible was spot on with his assessment of the Seahawks.

Ben Williamson had a fantastic game in Monday's Mariners win and Salk discusses it, and also acknowledges that it shouldn't necessarily stop them from trading for a third baseman at the deadline. Then, they re-air their conversation with Brady Henderson of ESPN to hear his takeaways from Training Camp, who the Seahawks could still acquire before the season starts and more.

Salk discusses how you can't look at a potential Eugenio Suárez trade a sunk cost. Trading him away was in the past and it doesn't matter if you have to give up more to get him back, as long as it gets you closer to contending. Then, Brady Henderson joins the show to discuss what's stood out at Seahawks camp, when a Charles Cross deal could get done, what Tory Horton's role could be, and why DeMarcus Lawrence is good for Derick Hall's growth.

Maura was at Seahawks Training Camp over the weekend and shares all of her takeaways from what she saw that jumped out. Later, Angie Mentink of ROOT Sports joins the show to talk about the Mariners series in Anaheim, what she's learned about Josh Naylor early on, Julio Rodriguez starting to heat up, the trade deadline and more.