Brock and Salk

Why are Brock and Salk both concerned about the Seahawks draft? Why did Jordyn Brooks make Brock's list of perfect Seahawks fits? Why does Salk believe the Seahawks have failed their offseason so far? The hard questions on the Hawks' draft...ANSWERED!

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PACKED episode!!! The NFL Draft is just days away--Brock Huard gives 10 names throughout all 7 rounds of the draft that he believes would be ideal Seahawks after watching them in college. Salk wonders whether there is a possible solution left available in the draft, by trade, or in free agency that could catapult their pass rush from below average to becoming a strength. PLUS--Brock & Salk re-visit some of their best draft predictions. We've heard from the "Let Russ Cook" group--but Salk wants to start a new campaign for the defense: "Let Bobby Eat". What does it mean? Find out here. Lastly, one of the best versions of "Answer the Question, Jerk!" in months!

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With the draft less than 2 weeks away, Brock & Salk discuss how many holes the Seahawks actually need to fill with their 7 picks. How many of last year's draft class should be counted on to step up in year 2? Brock gives his favorite draft prospects he believes would make an impact on the Seahawks from the 1st round to the 6th. Salk is hating the idea of baseball returning to action before society gets a chance to start...but he's still gonna watch it and love every minute of it. Get a special quarantine episode of "Which is Better?" to finish out the episode!

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Free agency is practically over--if they don't get Jadeveon Clowney, can the Hawks improve their D grade from Salk? Brock sees a rosy potential end to the Hawks' offseason based on the draft and remaining cap space. FOX Sports' Joel Klatt is...not that happy about being pent up in his house these days...but he joins the Podcast to discuss several specific Hawks draft targets throughout the draft. Klatt also shares his insider perspective on how the NFL draft may (or may not) be televised.

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Without live sports, Brock & Salk have reveled in the ability to re-live some of the greatest periods of sports in their lifetimes. Are the way sports are played today LESS enjoyable than they used to be? Phil Simms joins the show to talk about how much of a game-wrecker Jadeveon Clowney is and provides a positive picture of the Hawks' chance to sign him this offseason. 

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The Seahawks needed help on defense in free agency...and then signed 4 offensive linemen. Why is Salk excited about this after clamoring for defensive stars for months? Brock RAVES about the trade for cornerback Quinton Dunbar and believes this move may make a bigger impact on Shaquill Griffin than many expect. Mike Salk *may* have recorded his first-ever hole-in-one golfing last week...but there's a catch you won't want to miss. Lastly, Mike gets rewarded for his "incredible" golf shot by getting to play "Which is Better?" to end off the episode.

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The Seahawks have yet to sign a top free agent other than Jarran Reed as of Tuesday morning. With most of the big names signed elsewhere, will the Seahawks really be able to upgrade their team to get to Super Bowl contention? The coronavirus has wiped out all sports for now--listen here as Brock and Salk navigate the impact of these closures and our response to the pandemic as a society. Finally, have a little smile with "Answer the Question, Jerk!"

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Less than a week from this episode, the NFL free agency period will begin. Brock and Salk break down why the Hawks should spend this season in a way they never have before and identify the exact formula for success for this team in 2020. Will the Seahawks do it? Salk has identified a "hero" in the Seattle Symphony, Brock's "Story Time" takes us back to the Y2K crisis in light of the Coronavirus response, and "Good News, Bad News, No News" highlights a streaking Husky basketball team and an XFL QB that Brock believes is taylor-made to be Russell Wilson's backup.

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Fresh of the NFL Scouting Combine, Brock Huard has identified a list of guys he believes would be steals for the Seahawks at multiple rounds of the draft. Mike Salk makes the case for signing 3 pass rushers as a means to make the Hawks a Super Bowl team next season--does Brock agree? "Answer the Question, Jerk!" brings some digestive knowledge about Brock you never knew you needed. Well, actually, you didn't need it. But you get it anyway.

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Former Mariners reliever Eric O'Flaherty joins the podcast to share his memories from his 12 year career, including a dangerous game he and his early-20s teammates played involved liquid nitrogen and empty 2-liter bottles that caused a secret injury his team never knew about. O'Flaherty also defends the baseball code, but explains how the Astros' sign stealing scandal is receiving player-blowback unlike anything he's ever seen in the game. Finish off the episode with Good News, Bad News, No News featuring Madison Bumgarner's rode-champion alter ego and the Hawks' TE signing that has Boy Howdy throwing a fit like a little child.

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