In Blue 42 with Brock Huard we ask three important football questions, including just how long Russell Wilson will wait to start working out in an open state. Dan Wilson, former Mariners catcher, joins us to talk about his classic inside-the-park homerun and the Mariners blood drive. Who eviscerates opponents the way Michael Jordan did? What makes an outstanding competitor?

What do we expect of our sports heroes? After watching The Last Dance episodes five and six, Michael Jordan brings this question to mind. How different are the standards between African American athletes and white athletes? In What to Watch For, we visit with the Griffin twins, look ahead to the NFL schedule and ponder whether the NFL schedule will go on as planned. Who are the murder hornets of the NFL this year, considering the talent each team has added? Who are you scared of? If Cam Newton was available at Jameis Winston's price tag, why wouldn't you want him in Seattle?

How does a team establish longevity? The draft is the one renewable resource that every team has, so opportunity is open for all. Will teams start to focus on getting a good quarterback on a rookie contract more often? In Around the NFL... The Dolphins trade edge rusher Charles Harris to the Falcons, Patrick Mahomes says his new contract will happen when it happens, and Doug Marrone leaves the door open to add a veteran QB. Later, Julio Rodriguez, Mariners OF joins us. Finally, Flag on the Play!

In Blue 42 with Michael Bumpus, we ask three important football questions, including which rookie quarterback in this class has the best chance at longevity. Who was the Seahawks' Dennis Rodman? Most definitely Marshawn Lynch. Evidence of UFOs was declassified last week.  Which Seahawks state secrets would you want to know? When John Lynch admitted the 49ers were considering bringing in Tom Brady, was that enough to mess with Jimmy Garoppolo's ego?

What makes a team good and what makes it great?  In the NFL, once you get good, the rules of the league work against you as opposed to other professional sports. In What to Watch For, we ponder why UW draft prospects fell, listen in on Will Ferrell's Zoom meeting and revisit some encouraging words from Jerry Dipoto. John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! Outside of having your franchise quarterback, what makes a team great? Which Seahawks veterans might be on the hot seat, given their recent draft class? What makes a good GM? We heard from two in Seattle yesterday with great answers on talent evaluation.

In Blue 42 with Brock Huard we ask three important football questions, including whether or not he'd want to see Cam Newton in Seattle. Jerry Dipoto, GM for the Mariners joins the show and gives us some optimism about the return of baseball. What can we expect in our upcoming interview with John Schneider?  He's been extremely open throughout his time in Seattle. What is his favorite part of the draft process?

Pete Carroll says the Seahawks draft guys they want to coach. But where does that lie in taking the best player available on the board? How do they get back to an intimidating defense? In What to Watch for, we check in with the NCAA, Andy Dalton and Cam Newton. John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! How important is the interview process when it comes to potential prospects in the NFL Draft? How much more so is it important to the Seahawks? Also, adversity in life doesn't always breed success. Brett Favre thinks Aaron Rodgers will finish his career outside of Green Bay, now that the Packers drafted Jordan Love. Danny loves this whole situation.

John Schneider, Seahawks GM joins the show to talk about the moves the Seahawks have made and recap the draft. We react to what John Schneider told us about the decision to draft a linebacker in the first round of the NFL Draft. Finally, Flag on the Play!

Gregg Rosenthal of the NFL Network joins us to give his impressions of the Seahawks draft and all things around the league. In Around the NFL, we visit with Baushaud Breeland, Jameis Winston and John Lynch. Should teams worry about drafting the quarterback of the future while their franchise quarterback is still on the roster?  Why is this such a psychological battle? Finally, Flag on the Play!

In Blue 42 with Michael Bumpus we ask three important football questions, including what it means that Jarran Reed announces he will be wearing number 90 this season. Jadeveon Clowney wore it last year. How many parallels can we draw between Pete Carroll and Phil Jackson when it comes to maintaining success in a superstar franchise? How much did Russell Wilson benefit playing for Pete Carroll and vice versa as it compares to other coach/quarterback combinations? ESPN's combination with the NFL Network featured a lot of heart-wrenching stories this year. Was this by player choice or production? We at least get a bit of comic relief from Andrew Hawkins.