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Brock and Salk discuss the Seahawks QB situation and how Drew Lock having success would have an effect on Sam Darnold’s reputation and contract renewal. They tell you about the Mariners clinching a losing season for the first time since 2019, Seahawks injury updates, and more in Need To Know. They talk about the 2026 Seahawks being more connected early in the season and what it would take for the O-Line to be top-10 in the NFL. And Brock talks about Richard Sherman’s observations of the Hawks defense, the ever-changing state of College Football, and more in Blue-88.
Salk opens the show with some audio from Dan Wilson after last night’s loss to the Angels and talks about why this is probably the end of the road for Dan as the Mariners skipper. He tells you more about the M’s clinching a losing season, Seahawks injury updates, and more in Ned To Know. And they are joined by NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah to go through his detailed notes on every Seahawks position group.
Brock & Salk go around the NFL to hear from Salk's new favorite coach, Todd Monken of the Cleveland Browns, try to make sense of how far the Mariners have fallen with two weeks left in the season in Need to Know, reflect on Daniel Jeremiah's headlines from the Seahawks first game and how the Arizona Cardinals could give them trouble on Sunday, and wrap up the show with your texts in Answer the Question, Jerk.
Brock & Salk analyze why millions of Americans skipped watching the Seahawks season opener in Blue 88, what Kenneth Walker III's tremendous performance on monday night football means for the Chiefs, and are joined by NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah to go through his detailed notes on every Seahawks position group.
Salk takes umbridge with a recent tweet from the Seattle Sports account while Brock delivers some insight, more details emerge about Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold's mysterious injury, 11 reasons the Mariners season has fallen below expectations.
Salk reacts to Kenneth Walker III's sensation monday night football debut for the Kansas City Chiefs, more good news surrounding Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold's mysterious injury, and ESPN's Jeff Passan explains why everything should be on the table for the Mariners heading into a crucial offseason.
Brock & Salk reflect on their conversation with Jeff Passan, and the looming questions for the Mariners heading into the offseason, explore an offense-heavy week one of the NFL season in Need To Know, and chat with Hawk Blogger Brian Nemhauser about how the Seahawks depth pieces shined in their week one victory.
Brock & Salk go into detail on the various conflicting reports around Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold's injury, try to explain the Washington Huskies offensive woes after they narrowly escaped with a win over Utah State, and take stock of the Mariners miserable September with the help of ESPN's Jeff Passan.
Brock & Salk revisit the looming spectre over the Mariners season, a lack of accountability, try to make sense of Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold's glute injury, some memorable coaching debuts in week one of the NFL season, and a trade in the NFL that could take one Seahawks position group from good to elite.
Mike Salk unpacks the conflicting information around Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold's injury, including the injury itself and recovery timeline, tries to make sense of the Mariners stretch of embarassing losses to the Athletics, and there were some silver linings for Lazaro Montes and Michael Arroyo despite the series loss.
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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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