Jadeveon Clowney reportedly turned down a lucrative deal in Cleveland. While Paul is encouraged by this in his potential return to Seattle, Danny thinks the ship has sailed. Paul contends that regardless of an available slip, Clowney is the Loveboat and will be welcomed in by any means necessary. In What to Watch For, we check in with MLB, a declaration for professional athletes and Mike Tyson. John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! Duane Brown spoke to the media yesterday and while we love what he's done, he's coming off a dual injury situation. Will we continue to see a lack of continuity on the offensive line? How much does Russell Wilson's durability play into that? The Pac-12 is preparing for students to be on campus and therefore, a football season as well. However, it appears it's all based on economics. Is that fair to student-athletes?

How will Major League Baseball bridge the divide over getting back to play and the compensation for the players? The upcoming expiration of the collective bargaining agreement seems to have a major impact on these discussions. Where is the compromise? In Around the NFL we check in with the Jaguars, the onside kick and Joe Flacco. Even if you take all the off-field problems with Antonio Brown off the table, he still doesn't fit in the Seahawks' lockerroom. He might be a premier talent, but there are many reasons why he's not right for the Seahawks. Finally, Flag on the Play!

In Blue 42 with Michael Bumpus, we ask three important football questions, including whether the Seahawks offense is accurately ranked this offseason. Michael Bumpus explains why he wouldn't touch Antonio Brown here with the Seahawks. Brian Schottenheimer says that Russell Wilson holds a grudge. Danny remembers the first hint he got about that, but he files it away. Regardless of whether or not we see it, the chip is there. Who's at the top of his list? Which four Seattle athletes would you want to form your superhero quartet?

Major League Baseball proposes a wage cut that would see the highest paid players lose the most. Will it deter the superstars from returning? Though he can see MLB's side of it, where they're losing a bunch of money, Danny also understands why players wouldn't want to take the haircut. Paul gets where the players are coming from. In What to Watch For, we check in with Damian Lillard, the NHL and Carlos Hyde. John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! David Shaw spoke to NBC Sports Northwest and discusses the way Stanford develops tight ends. How will the Seahawks use Colby Parkinson? Jake Heaps wants the Seahawks to sign Antonio Brown and Paul makes a point-by-point presentation on why they shouldn't.

Terrell Davis, NFL HOFer joins the show to discuss the Seahawks running game. In Around the NFL, we examine the opening of training camps in certain states, Eli Manning's twitter account and the ESPY's new format. More rumors about Antonio Brown include the Seahawks as a potential landing spot. Now that it comes back around, have your thoughts on him changed? Finally, Flag on the Play!

In Blue 42 with Brock Huard we ask three important football questions, including what he thinks of the Carlos Hyde signing. What will the future of televised sports look like in America? The documentary on Lance Armstrong gave us another look behind the curtain. Drugs aside, he is not a nice person. How surprised were you to learn of the cheating scandal? Marquise Blair worked out with Kam Chancellor recently and Paul couldn't be more excited about it.

The Seahawks signed Carlos Hyde on Friday - are you a fan of the move?  What does this tell you about the running backs room? Does this completely close the door on Jadeveon Clowney? In What to Watch for, we check in on The Match, the NFL vote this week and Marquise Blair's workout.  John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! Brian Schottenheimer spoke about Russell Wilson's ability over the weekend and how surprised he was with the quarterback's ability. Where will the lion's share of the offense come from this season? The Match drew record ratings for golf over the weekend. What was your favorite part of it?

More details emerge in the case of Quinton Dunbar and none of them make anything more clear. We also field many questions from the listeners for Bump. In Around the NFL, we examine the proposed rule changes to the onside kick. Michael Bumpus answers listener questions, including the hardest road college venue to play in and what he expects from Ken Norton this year. Finally, Flag on the Play!

In Blue 42 with Michael Bumpus, we ask three important football questions, including what football will be like without fans. Jimmy Garropolo is once again being defended by his teammates. What does that say about him? Teammates tend to defend their quarterbacks no matter what, but why does it seem to happen so often with him? We had The Last Dance and now we've got a Tom Brady documentary in the works. Which athlete would you most want to see? What would Marshawn Lynch's be like?

The Quinton Dunbar case takes another odd turn as DeAndre Baker's lawyer is now suing Michael Grieco. Now a Madden game is going to exonerate someone? This case can't get much stranger. In What to Watch For, we check in on Josh Gordon, Tom Brady and Dak Prescott. John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! How will this era of the Seahawks end? How much longer will their window be open? Paul Pierce admits to spitting at the Cavaliers bench back in the day. Is that the most disrespectful thing that can happen on a court or field?