In Blue 42 with Brock Huard, we ask three important football questions, including where Kyle Shanahan ranks as a head coach in the NFL. How will various commissioners in each league manage the safety of the return to play? We take a deep dive into how each sport can return safely amid the pandemic. Some players in the NBA have suggested that playing could distract from social justice movements across the country.  However, couldn't they have a solid impact with their voices if they played? Matt Barnes reacts to Kyrie Irving. The US Open will be played without fans.

Rob Manfred would be the world's worst poker player. Is the owners' most recent move essentially extortion? In What to Watch For, the NBA moves forward with its plans, Zeke Elliot tests positive for COVID-19 and Roger Goodell speaks about Coling Kaepernick. John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! Chuba Hubbard was unhappy with a t-shirt Mike Gundy wore, but after hearing from former players it feels as though this is a culmination of more than just the shirt. This could be symbolic of the culture there as a whole. The two released a video together and the most important issue moving forward is how the players feel. The 49ers extend Kyle Shanahan. Where does he rank among coaches of his time? Who is in the top tier?

Gregg Rosenthal of the NFL Network joins us to discuss his best homegrown players in the NFC. DK Metcalf is the guy for the Seahawks and two Huskies are also featured in the NFC West. In Around the NFL, we check in on Lamar Jackson, Christian Hackenberg, Bruce Arians and Alvin Kamara. MLB and the players association are still arguing and no conclusion has come. The owners want to pay the players less for more work Who is coming out looking worse here? Finally, Flag on the Play!

In Blue 42 with Brock Huard, we ask three important football questions, including why Russell Wilson is so successful out of play action. With the return of student athletes to campus, what ways will we see college football change? Ohio State had all student athletes sign a waiver. How much more of that will we see? Between the Lance Armstrong documentary and Long Gone Summer, the prevalence of PEDs in sports comes to light once again. Is there a way to acknowledge these athletes accomplishments without ignoring history? We are now seeing the lasting effects of that era on baseball. The Astros trash can scandal is coming back around and this team we wonder why the Yankees have come out of this unscathed.

MLB and the players are at an impasse, but the owners have the right to impose a season. We once again ponder what it'll look like. In What to Watch For, we look at the return of football players at UW, Russell Wilson and Ciara's new movie and an NBA conference call.  John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! Long Gone Summer aired this weekend, featuring the home run race between Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire. Does the fact we know they were on PEDs now change the way we feel about that era in baseball? Pete Carroll is one of the only coaches who gave Colin Kaepernick a chance, yet he's being accused of being disingenuous.  Danny doesn't think the criticism is fair.

Danny was fully engrossed in the MLB draft over the past 24 hours. Why isn't baseball capitalizing on this moment to capture its audience? In Around the NFL, we check in with Christian McCaffrey, Myles Garrett, Derrick Henry and Denard Robinson. Colin Kaepernick deserves a job in the NFL, but were the Seahawks the right fit? While it seemed to be a football decision for Pete Carroll, it's clear that the reason he didn't get signed by any other team for reasons off the field. Finally, Flag on the Play!

In Blue 42 with Michael Bumpus, we ask three important football questions, including how social distancing will work when the NFL starts again. What will be the most improved position for the Seahawks this year? Danny thinks it's the secondary. What will the Disney World version of the NBA restart look like?

MLB is missing out on a huge opportunity right now. They could have the undivided attention of all sports fans in America, but instead they're likely going to return when all other sports will. What would you watch an MLB game over? In What to Watch For we take a look at Seahawks training camp, a 50 year old record and the NBA's plan. John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! Pete Carroll says he wishes things would've gone differently with Colin Kaepernick back in 2017 and that he would've signed him if he knew then what he knows now. How true does that statement ring? Alex Cora is mad he's getting punished while so many others aren't. Danny doesn't want to hear it.

Emerson Hancock, Mariners first round draft pick joins the show to discuss coming to Seattle. In Around the NFL, we check in with Aaron Donald, Bruce Arians and Christian Kirksey. The Mariners went for another arm in the draft. It's difficult to evaluate pitching talent when it comes to their future health. Finally, Flag on the Play!

In Blue 42 with Brock Huard, we ask three important football questions, including how teams will adjust to a shortened NFL off-season. How will players across sports return to work if they're uncomfortable about their health? Jerry Dipoto, Mariners GM, joins the show to talk about first round draft pick, Emerson Hancock. Justin Jackson thinks people are seeing Colin Kaepernick's cause now more than ever. How far has the message come during recent times?