On Monday’s Daily Puck Drop, host Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy and Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.
Puck and Jim open up the show talking bout the Seahawks lose and the reaction afterwards from many fans that want offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb fired. Is it too early to make a decision on that or do they think that Macdonald will pull the plug on Grubb after one season.
Geno Smith didn’t play his best game of the season and the defense played fairly well, until the last drive by the Vikings. Puck and Jim also discuss what the expectations were heading into the season and have the Seahawks met those?
Rumors are swirling around who may be the next head coach at Washington State. Montana State’s Brett Vigen has garnered a lot of attention, but Puck points out that don’t sleep on Jim Mora. How would Cougar fans feel if a former Husky would be leading their team? Puck and Jim discuss how they feel about having a first time head coach as the new coach at WSU.
58:00 Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 join Puck for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast. What were their initial impressions of the loss? Is the relationship between Mike Macdonald and Ryan Grubb becoming more strained? Could a change take place at the end of the season. Whose fault was the last interception from Geno Smith? Mike Macdonald gave a vague answer at his press conference, who was he trying to protect? Mike Macdonald does not avoid blame, especially with his defense giving up a late score and the curious decision to have Tre Brown matched up on Justin Jefferson. What are the mathematical chances that Seattle makes the playoffs if the Rams win this week against the Cardinals? Finally, what do Curtis and Tim want for Christmas and why do they hate Egg Nog?
1:29:13 “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck shares his thoughts on the candidate he’d like to see as the new football coach at Washington State. Puck doesn’t want to see a first year coach.
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On Monday’s Daily Puck Drop, host Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy and Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast.
Puck and Jim open up the show talking bout the Seahawks lose and the reaction afterwards from many fans that want offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb fired. Is it too early to make a decision on that or do they think that Macdonald will pull the plug on Grubb after one season.
Geno Smith didn’t play his best game of the season and the defense played fairly well, until the last drive by the Vikings. Puck and Jim also discuss what the expectations were heading into the season and have the Seahawks met those?
Rumors are swirling around who may be the next head coach at Washington State. Montana State’s Brett Vigen has garnered a lot of attention, but Puck points out that don’t sleep on Jim Mora. How would Cougar fans feel if a former Husky would be leading their team? Puck and Jim discuss how they feel about having a first time head coach as the new coach at WSU.
58:00 Tim Booth, Seattle Times and Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 join Puck for the Ground Puck Seahawks Podcast. What were their initial impressions of the loss? Is the relationship between Mike Macdonald and Ryan Grubb becoming more strained? Could a change take place at the end of the season. Whose fault was the last interception from Geno Smith? Mike Macdonald gave a vague answer at his press conference, who was he trying to protect? Mike Macdonald does not avoid blame, especially with his defense giving up a late score and the curious decision to have Tre Brown matched up on Justin Jefferson. What are the mathematical chances that Seattle makes the playoffs if the Rams win this week against the Cardinals? Finally, what do Curtis and Tim want for Christmas and why do they hate Egg Nog?
1:29:13 “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck shares his thoughts on the candidate he’d like to see as the new football coach at Washington State. Puck doesn’t want to see a first year coach.
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