The Seahawks have signed veteran TE Greg Olsen to a one-year $7 million deal. Danny and Paul break down all sides of this move and ask the question, why would you want a 34-year old TE who already has a post-football career lined up? Plus Danny has a new idea which might be his best yet, the Sports Czar!

Free agent moves have officially started around the NFL! Danny and Paul compare Germain Ifedi to D.J. Humphries  who just signed a three-year $45 million deal with Arizona. Plus what's the update with Greg Olsen? And it's time to go Around the NFL with some breaking news that should have Who Dat Nation dancing in the streets. Then it's time to raise some flags for the day!

Should Jadeveon Clowney be the highest paid defensive end in the league? Brock Huard joins Danny and Paul for Blue 42 to give his confident and honest answer. And with so many MLB players sharing their opinions on the Astros scandal, Danny and Paul break down if they really trust sports league investigations.

The first move of free agency has been made by the Arizona Cardinals who signed D.J. Humphries to a 3-year $45-million-dollar deal. Who’s next and what does this deal mean for other offensive tackles around the league like Germaine Ifedi? And the cheating story around the Astros keeps developing with more players speaking out and MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred’s thoughts on how the players should be punished. Then the Seattle Dragons had their first home opener this past Saturday, and Paul said the atmosphere was electric!

Ryan Gustafson, Dragons President, joins the show in studio to preview the home opener for the XFL team and discuss the expanded seating for the season.  In Around the NFL, we head to New Orleans, Arizona and Los Angeles. Would it make sense to bring Marshawn Lynch back as a fullback?  Does a fullback make sense in this era of the NFL?  Finally, we throw and raise our flags!

In Blue 42 with Michael Bumpus, we ask three important football questions, including whether or not DK Metcalf will break out the way Nate Burleson thinks he will.  While Danny thinks Jim Crane is a maniacal genius for the way he handled the press conference yesterday, Bumpus is ready to move on.  They cheated, MLB isn't gonna do anything and it's over.  We spin the Wheel of Non-F-L and land on Kendrick Perkins' disdain for Kyrie Irving.  If you could take one player off any NFC West team to make it easier to root against  them?

How good is the Seahawks offensive line?  Did they falter in the way they handled Germain Ifedi?  In What to Watch for, we take a look at Greg Olsen's free agency tour, Washington hoops losing again and the latest on Mitch Haniger's surgery.  John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive!  Taijuan Walker joins us from Peoria, Arizona to talk about rejoining the Mariners.  Finally, is Jim Crane actually an evil genius?

The Astros have had weeks to plan for this press conference and they just plain struck out.  Where does this stack up against the worst sports apologies of the past?  In Around the NFL, we check out Jameis Winston's eye surgery, possible landing spots for Andy Dalton and just how attractive Devonta Freeman would be if he becomes available.  Alex Bregman had a better apology for carrying his bat to first base in the World Series than he did for the cheating scandal today.  Jim Crane doubled down on solely blaming those who were fired and not the players.  Finally, we raise and throw our flags!

In Blue 42 with Brock Huard we ask three important football questions, including: what is the biggest off-season priority for the Seahawks?  Should Jim Crane have been punished for his role in the Astros scandal?How would you have handled the press conference if you were in the Astros position?  Why are so many sports apologies so bad?

The Astros just wrapped up a press conference addressing the trash can scandal and we bring you the best of it.  In What to Watch for, we discuss Greg Olsen's visit with the Seahawks, Washington hoops and Jim Crane absolutely contradicting himself.  John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! The Astros didn't really do themselves any favors in their press conference this morning.  Did Crane throw himself under the bus by mucking it up? Carlos Correa takes serious issue with the anonymous report that Carlos Beltran intimidated young players into cheating.