Defense wins championships? Danny lays out some numbers that might make that statement false in the NFL now, indicating that top offenses and average defenses tend to make the Super Bowl more frequently in the last decade. Is this a trend the Seahawks need to hop onto? John Clayton answers that and more in The Morning Drive. Kevin Clark of The Ringer wrote about the Chiefs power structure and their OC, which is drawing similarities to the Seahawks. But why hasn't Seattle had the same level of success? Then, who has more to gain on Sunday: Patrick Mahomes, Tom Brady, or Andy Reid? 

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The man himself, Shane Waldron joins the show! How does Waldron see the Seahawks offense changing under his watch? How can they better utilize Russell Wilson? What does he mean by "balance"? Around the NFL!: some quarterbacks find themselves in the trade rumor mill, and Chiefs OC Eric Bieniemy isn't worried about not finding a head coaching job. Finally, Flag on the Play! 

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Michael Bumpus joins the show for Blue 42 to answer three important football questions, including his thoughts on what Shane Waldron had to say, and whether or not Shaquill Griffin will return to the Seahawks this offseason in free agency. Tony Romo doesn't think Patrick Mahomes will be able to catch Tom Brady legacy-wise if he loses on Sunday. Is this true? Then, Bump shares his thoughts on how the offense could evolve under Shane Waldron, and how he's optimistic of what the Seahawks are trying to do. 

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Shane Waldron spoke with the media for the first time yesterday and talked about how he wants the Seahawks to be balanced on offense, but that doesn't mean they need to be conservative. Did Waldron prove he's the right OC for Russell Wilson for 2021 and beyond? John Clayton looks at that and more in today's Morning Drive. What do we still need to learn from Shane Waldron? Danny and Paul share their thoughts. Then, who should Seahawks fans be rooting for this Sunday: Tom Brady or Patrick Mahomes? 

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Kam Chancellor said in a recent piece for The Player's Tribune that the LOB was never able to get over the way they lost in Super Bowl 49. Why did this continue to hang over the heads of one of the best defenses ever? Around the NFL!: a couple of young QBs looking to prove themselves, and a former Seahawks coach gets hired. Then, Danny and Paul continue their discussion on the repercussions of Super Bowl 49. Then, Flag on the Play!  

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Brock Huard joins the show for Blue 42 to answer three important football questions, including whether or not Russell Wilson can ever reach the level of both Tom Brady or even Patrick Mahomes. Kam Chancellor recently put out a piece in The Player's Tribune, and a chunk of it talks about the loss in Super Bowl 49 and how the LOB could never get over it. Should they have? Then, Greg Olsen said he had some buyer's remorse for coming to Seattle instead of going to Buffalo. Should we be mad at this? 

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Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes find themselves in the Super Bowl, one who is the GOAT and the latter who is chasing Brady. Will Russell Wilson ever be talked about on the same level as both Mahomes or Brady? John Clayton analyzes that and more in his Morning Drive. Then, Danny Amendola says "The Patriot Way" is all Tom Brady, so that poses the question: is the Seahawks' success since 2012 all because of Pete Carroll or Russell Wilson? Then, who's better set up in the NFC West for the next 3 seasons? 

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How much better does Matthew Stafford really make the Rams? If it does improve them, where does that leave the Seahawks? The conversation shifts to how the Seahawks can improve themselves, especially with only four draft picks this year so far. Would you trade any current Seahawks for draft capital? Around the NFL!: the Texans head coach needs to be told about Deshaun Watson, apparently, and Jared Goff is all up in his feelings. Then, who's better set up for the next 3 years: the Seahawks, 49ers, or Rams? Finally, Flag on the Play! 

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Brock Huard joins the show for Blue 42 to answer three important football questions, including his thoughts on the Matthew Stafford trade. Will Stafford be the only QB moved this offseason, or is Deshaun Watson next? Paul makes the point that even somebody as talented as Deshaun doesn't guarantee playoff appearances, just look at the Texans this year, even with Watson having a career year. Does this Rams trade smell like desperation, inspiration, or teen sprit? Then, Danny and Paul turn to UW Men's Basketball, who are just dreadful. How does this program get better with Mike Hopkins still at the helm?

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The Rams and the Lions swapped QBs over the weekend, with the former sending over Jared Goff and the latter trading Matthew Stafford. How much better does this move make the Rams in 2021? John Clayton looks at that and more in his Morning Drive. Who should be more worried right now: the Seahawks or the 49ers? Are the Rams the new NFC West favorite for next season? A report says Matt Stafford requested to not be traded to the Patriots. Why is that? 

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