NFL teams are exploring the idea of having training camps in other states. Is this fair to teams that have to leave their home state? In What to Watch For, the Mariners cut salaries to prevent layoffs, Larry Scott says no football until students return and Fight Island might happen! John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! The Last Dance taught us a lot about different types of motivators. How hard can you ride teammates to success? Pete Carroll has a very different way of motivating his players than Michael Jordan did his teammates. However, you can win with both approaches.

MLB has a plan to return, but it might open up a greater debate between players and owners regarding revenue sharing. We revisit our interview with Jalen Rose earlier today, with some of the best insights and greatest stories we've heard on the show. Finally, Flag on the Play!

First time as a guest on the show, Jalen Rose, Former NBA Star and Current ESPN Host and Analyst joins us! He has some great stories about the Fab Five, The Last Dance and stealing Patrick Ewing's TV. Plus, we surprised Danny with him, so hear how giddy he gets. In Bluw 42 with Brock Huard, we ask three important football questions including his comparison between Peyton Manning and Michael Jordan. Yesterday taught us a lesson about how hoaxes can take off. While we didn't believe the rumors about Russell Wilson and the alleged Myles Garrett trade, it was kinda funny to watch. However, it shows some cracks in the reporting system.

Yesterday we reached our bottom as a sports media society in the quarantine era.  A Reddit user called "EverybodyLovesNudez" got a rumor going about a Myles Garrett trade to Seattle and it seems as though many fell for it.  Well, maybe not everyone thought it was going to happen, but he made it onto local radio and had it trending on Twitter.  Has the media always been susceptible like this or is it the time we're living in? In What to Watch For, we check in with MLB, the Pac-12 and the Seahawks defense. John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! George Karl clears up the story behind the 'restaurant MJ snub'.  He says he was following the code he told his team to follow.  We hear what he had to say. How do elite athletes motivate themselves? Remember Festivus? We have our own airing of grievances.

How much pressure is there on Darrell Taylor in the absence of Jadeveon Clowney? How can the Seahawks get over the hump when it comes to their defense? Also, how far apart are the Seahawks and Packers when it comes to their contention ability? Then, Around the NFL. The Monday night Football crew is going to change. What do you enjoy in a national broadcast? What would make it better? Finally, Flag on the Play!

In Blue 42 with Brock Huard we ask three important football questions, including just exactly what the details of Bruce Irvin's contract really mean. Would you have wanted to play with someone like Michael Jordan in the way he motivated his teammates? Is fear a motivating factor that's going away in sports? Scottie Pippen refused to go into a significant game when he wasn't given the final shot. How does that change the way you feel about him? What is your favorite type of athlete? We answer that question.

The Last Dance finally featured the Sonics. How much would it have changed Seattle's fate if they had been able to defeat the Jordan-era Bulls? In What to Watch For, we take a look at the UFC, Oregon's suggestions and the future of Monday Night Football.  John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! Would you rather have Jadeveon Clowney or Greg Olsen AND Bruce Irvin? With the ousting of Joe Tessitore and Booger MacFarland from MNF, we ask: what makes a good broadcast?

Omar Ruiz of NFL Network joins the show to give some insight on how the Seahawks offense might change in 2020. In Around the NFL we visit Jacksonville, Baltimore and New England. The Last Dance has allowed us to see Michael Jordan in a different light. He's opened us up to his humanity and it's greatly appreciated. Who else would you want to see in a future documentary like this? Finally, Flag on the play!

In Blue 42 with Michael Bumpus we ask three important football questions, including what jumped out about the Seahawks schedule. Jim Harbaugh has a proposal to allow college athletes to enter the NFL earlier. How would this impact the state of football at the college and pro level? Paul has some proposals for speeding up the pace of sports as we know it. Are today's players soft or has the balance between athletes and the media shifted due to social media?

The NFL schedule comes out and there are some things that work in the Seahawks favor.  Having their home opener in primetime against New England should be pretty awesome. However, they do have an early bye week, which isn't ideal. How did the Rams get five primetime games? In What to Watch For we take a look at the pass interference rule, MLB's next step and Peyton Manning's roast of Tom Brady. John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! Stephen A Smith says that today's players are soft. Do you agree? How much has social media changed things? Athletes don't need reporters as much as they used to. Who got the best and the worst of the NFL schedule release?