Given the choice of two out of three, who would you pick for the Seahawks: Jadeveon Clowney, Everson Griffen, Yannick Ngakoue.  We consider all factors.  In What to Watch for we discuss a Seahawks cut, an NFL owners vote and what NBA players are soon to encounter.  John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! The Seahawks have been pretty successful at not taking risks in extending players that eventually become cap space liabilities.  Will this continue to benefit them? Mitch Haniger is not a fan of robot umpires and he told Shannon Drayer why.  Do you agree?

Will Blackmon, former NFL defensive back and current NFL Network analyst, joins us to give his take on the acquisition of Quinton Dunbar and the Seahawks moves to date in free agency. In Around the NFL, we discuss Yannick Ngakoue, Tua Tagovailoa and the potential changes to the playoff format. We heard a new wrinkle in Jadeveon Clowney's free agency endeavors, so what does it mean for the Seahawks? Finally, we raise our flags.

In Blue 42 with Brock Huard, we ask three important football questions, including which NFL draft prospect he hopes fall to the Seahawks late in the second round. Listeners continue to weigh in on their sports villains.  Who was more of one to the Seahawks - Jim Harbaugh or Bruce Arians? Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network joins us for the latest in free agency and just what happens next with Jadeveon Clowney.

Will the Seahawks take a step forward this season or is there a chance they'll regress?  Their best players are their experienced ones, so how big a step can the young players take? In What to Watch For, we look at the new NCAA ruling, Eric Reid's motion against the CBA vote and the Michael Jordan documentary.  John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! Paul found his Seattle sports villain by watching game 5 of the Sonics vs. Suns 1995 series. Dan Majerle drove him nuts.  Danny fills him in on the other NBA villains of Seattle.  Who are your most loathed Sonics rivals? We take feedback from listeners on their Seattle sports villains.

The market for Jadeveon Clowney cooled off significantly in the past few weeks, but how long will we wait until we see a deal?  It might be mutually beneficial for he and the Seahawks to agree on a one year contract.  Will sports resume in an isolated enviroment?  In Around the NFL, we take a trip to Los Angeles, Tampa Bay and New Orleans.  Aaron Granillo of KIRO Radio joins us with the latest local update on Washington's plans to fight COVID-19.  Finally, we raise our flags.

In Blue 42 with Brock Huard, we ask three important football questions, including Brock's best memories of Jim Lam bright. In the odd time we live in now and the NFL draft scheduled (virtually) as planned, which team is most likely to make the biggest mistake?  Quinton Dunbar is drawing comparisons to Richard Sherman and, while we don't want to unfairly put expectations on him, it sure is exciting to see what he did last year.  How will he fare against elite quarterbacks?  Finally, another edition of The Bad Take Olympics.

The latest on Clowney-watch. There's much speculation that he's best signing back with the Seahawks, but how long will the deal be?  In What to Watch For, we remember Jim Lambright and the Kingdome as well as look ahead to the 2021 Olympics.  John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive!  We watched Russell Wilson's first regular season game yesterday and discuss the highlights. It shows us he was always the same quarterback, however has come just so far. What will we see next in sports?  There's been some creative suggestions thrown out there.

Who is the most iconic athlete in Seattle sports history?  It would seem Ken Griffey Jr. is an easy choice, but we discuss some others on the list as well.  In Around the NFL, we look at Michael Brockers' new deal, a generous donation from the Brees' and Bruce Arians' feelings on Antonio Brown.  Aaron Granillo of KIRO Radio joins us with a glimmer of hope from Jay Inslee.  Finally, we raise our flags.

In Blue 42 with Michael Bumpus we ask three important football questions, including why he's so excited about the signing of Quinton Dunbar.  We take a look at a confusing NFL redraft of 2012. We take a look at a confusing NFL redraft of 2012. It's time for the "Bad Take Olympics".  Plus, the most iconic Seattle sports stars. More of our best audio of the week.

Who is the most iconic athlete in Seattle sports history? Paul knows Ken Griffey Jr. should be atop this list, but it bothers him that he left for Cincinnati. How does Russell Wilson stack up?  Does he still have potential to wrestle the title away from Junior?  In What to Watch For, MLB and the MLBPA agree on a tentative schedule, Michael Brockers fails a physical and construction is set to resume at Seattle Center.  John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is subjecting anyone who talks about the NFL Draft staying on course with disciplinary action.  Danny thinks he's a dictator, but Paul is here for it.  Danny argues that the GMs don't work for Goodell, they work for the teams.  Paul sways him on the subject.