Drew Bledsoe, former WSU and NFL QB joins the show to surprise Paul and relive some of his favorite football memories. Tyler Lockett is the reason the Seahawks don't need Antonio Brown. Finally, Flag on the Play!

In Blue 42 with Brock Huard, we ask three important football questions, including whether Pete Carroll and Peyton Manning would've been compatible. Mariners GM, Jerry Dipoto joins the show! When did you lose your sports innocence?

The Seahawks reportedly have an offer in to Devonta Freeman and we discuss what kind of fit he might be here in Seattle. What about Carlos Hyde? And what does this say about the current running backs room? In What to Watch for we check in with Geno Smith, Aldon Smith and Nelson Cruz. John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! The NFL tabled it's Rooney rule incentive proposal. How could the rule effectively be changed for the better? How do players react when someone gets drafted at their position?  How would you feel about it?

Lawyer Milloy, former Pro Bowler, Super Bowl Champion, UW Husky, Patriot and Seahawk joins the show and we surprise Paul with his appearance. In Around the NFL... Pennsylvania Governor not happy with Ben Roethlisberger's haircut, Ryan Fitzpatrick excited about Tua, but wants to play, and Tom Brady and the Bucs hold informal workout. Finally, Flag on the Play!

In Blue 42 with Michael Bumpus we ask three important football questions, including what he thinks about Pete Carroll's eternal optimism when it comes to potential talent. Is Pete Carroll a victim of seeing potential? Which members of the Seahawks team equate to members of the Bulls we saw in The Last Dance? How good will the Cardinals actually be this year?  Patrick Peterson is pretty confident in his squad.

Bruce Irvin is back and we ponder exactly how much he'll contribute to the defense the season. How much potential does this pass rush have? In What to Watch For, we check in on the Sounders, Quinton Dunbar and San Diego State football. John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! MLB thinks it has a chance to return, but of course, as with everything trying to reopen, there are going to be obstacles. There is no perfect way to do it, so what will it look like if and when baseball actually returns? The Seahawks pursued Peyton Manning in free agency in 2012, yet Manning refused to get on their plane. The path not taken might be the best thing to happen to this franchise.

We heard from Michael Grieco, lawyer for Quinton Dunbar yesterday and he certainly had some pointed things to say regarding his client's innocence. It reminds us of a certain classic television show regarding...crime scene investigation. Also, do we have positive movement in the potential return to sports? In Around the NFL, we ponder what kind of player LeBron James would've been and take a listen to Aaron Rodgers' reaction to the drafting of Jordan Love. The NFL made changes to the Rooney rule that expands requirements for minority interviews. The also proposed a change to the rule that would provide incentives for teams that hire minority head coaches and or executives. How would this work? Finally, Flag on the Play!

In Blue 42 with Brock Huard we ask three important football questions including whether Bill Barnwell's ranking of the Seahawks off-season is fair. The NFL has a proposed change to the Rooney rule and while some take issue with it, Danny thinks their frustrations might be misguided. While understanding the issues people take with it, could it actually help? We revisit The Last Dance and the new details that came out about Michael Jordan's "flu game". Was it really food poisoning?  What other heroics have we seen among athletes overcoming maladies?

Are sports actually coming back? We get some positive and surprising news from California and New York in that regard and we might be approaching a sense of normalcy once again. In What to Watch for, we hear from Michael Grieco, LeBron James and the NFL. John Clayton joins us for his Morning Drive! After hearing from Michael Grieco, lawyer for Quinton Dunbar, yesterday does it change the way you feel about Dunbar's chances to avoid disicipline? There are reasons to believe the charges against Quinton Dunbar won't stick. However, that doesn't mean he won't be disciplined. Do you think the NFL will suspend him?

Chris Simms doubled down on his 'report' that the Seahawks were actually considering trading Russell Wilson to the Browns. Are we that starved for news that we'll actually entertain this possibility? Not us. In Around the NFL, we visit the Chargers, Colts and Giants. We try to make sense of the conflicting reports in Quinton Dunbar's arrest. What does it mean for him in terms of discipline? Finally, Flag on the Play!