Dave 'Softy' Mahler and Dick Fain

How did the Seahawks' makeshift offensive line perform against the Eagles on Sunday? We turn to the expert, Hall of Famer Welter Jones for his thoughts on that, plus playing at Lambeau, Clowney playing for his next contract, and more. Mike Florio gives us a new sound byte. Oh right, and he also discusses the latest news from around the NFL; the Cowboys coaching situation, the hit from Clowney, the Hawks against Green Bay, and more. It's your chance to get the show's reaction to all things sports and beyond on our Weekly Weigh In sponsored by 30/10 Weigh Loss for Life. It's been a week full of ups and downs for the Washington basketball team. There's no better person to react than the head coach, Mike Hopkins.

The Seahawks beat the Eagles 17-9, and if those numbers sound familiar, it's because it's the exact score of the game between these two teams just a little over a month ago. He's been the story so many times over the past eight seasons, and once again, #3 is the reason we're here, with well over 300 yards passing, and the most rushing yards by far.While the rest of the country complains about the supposedly-dirty hit by Jadeveon Clowney, they overlook players like D. K. Metcalf who proved to be an unstoppable receiver in this game. Will Brinson of CBS Sports claimed on the Pick Six podcast that if the Eagles had been healthy, they would have stomped all over the Seahawks. Does he realize the Hawks also suffered a ton of injuries? He joins the show ot explain himself.

The national narrative following yesterday's game focuses almost entirely on the hit on Wentz, and whether or not it was intentional. There's a reason why helmet-to-helmet hits are being pushed out of the game, and a flag on Clowney may have been completely justified, but there is no evidence in the play, or in Clowney's past, to suggest that he's a dirty player who would make a play like that on purpose. It's the moment you've been waiting for, re-living the Hawks win, only this time through the anger and frustration of the opposing team's radio call. This time, it's Merrill Reese and Mike Quick calling the Eagles loss. Textimonials react to everything we've talked about in the first two hours of today's show.

The man who celebrated the drafting of D. K. Metcalf all those months ago, Hugh Millen joins us with thoughts on yesterday's game, including Metcalf's playoff debut, and more. Last hour was the Opponent Audio Recap, this hour, a whole host of other radio calls from this weekend's playoff games. The Packers have struggled the most against two defenses led by former Pete Carroll staffers. Could the Hawks hold the secret to stopping Green Bay's offense? After a bad loss on Thursday, the Dawgs came back and stomped USC, winning by 32 points. Obviously, they looked much better.

Finally, we're just two days away from this playoff game against the Eagles. Both teams are seriously banged up, although there is some good news for the Hawks as it appears thatonly Malik Turner and Duane Brown are likely to miss Sunday (aside from guys who are out for the rest of the year). The biggest question mark on the Eagles side is, will Zach Ertz play? There has been so much back-and-forth when looking at this game. Every time you think the Hawks have an advantage, there's a "yeah but..." that pops up. We just need to get to Sunday so we can finally see what happens. On today's Dick and Dave in the Locker Room, we caught up with Cody Barton, and tight end Jacob Hollister. Yesterday, we said the Huskies needed to win these first two conference games. Well, they lost. The good news is Oregon also lost a conference game last night, and they've had bad losses in-conference before, but this wasn't a good way to start this part of the season.

It's been about two weeks and the Dawgs still have not yet named an offensive coordinator. There are some names of interest out there, but are they right for the job? What matters most is finding the right hire. It's important to be patient, and make sure the person that can take the offense to the next level is the one that gets the gig. Sound from the last weekend of the regular season, including Kevin Harlan calling two games, Philip Rivers possibly saying goodbye, and more on Fun with Audio. Textimonials react to the first two hours of the show at 49451.

Hugh Millen weighs in on what to expect from Sunday's game. Both teams have struggled on the O-line. Who will win the battle at the line of scrimmage? Rhea Hughes of 94 WIP has thoughts on the game from the Philadelphia perspective. If the Hawks win this game on Sunday, they will play as many playoff games under Pete Carroll as they had in the 34 seasons prior to his arrival. More pieces of information like that on Stats are for Losers. Dixon has had an outstanding track record of prediction games this season. Now let's see how he does in the playoffs on another edition of the DPI. That'll do it for this week's shows. Just two days until the game in Philly. Go Hawks!

The Hawks are banged up, and the last couple of weeks haven't exactly gone as expected, but we've made it to the playoffs. It's time to hit the road to Philly, a team that just a few weeks ago seemed like they'd be on the outside looking in by this point. Both teams are suffering from injuries, but the Eagles seem to be trending up while the Hawks haven't played their best of late. So, how confident are you in a Hawks win this weekend? Most fans seem confident, maybe overconfident, but is that justified? On the first Dick and Dave in the Locker Room of the year, we hear from Shaquill Griffin and KJ Wright. Paramount Sports' Lee Sterling makes his picks for the NFL's wildcard weekend.

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Former NBA commissioner David Stern passed away over the holiday break, which naturally has people reflecting on his legacy. Stern is given a lot of credit for building the league into an international powerhouse, but of course, those of us who lost the Sonics remember him for something else. He isn't the only one to blame. In fact, he may be the lowest on the list, but the theft of the team will be a part of his legacy nonetheless. Switching back to the NFL, Kevin Harlan normally talks with us on Wednesday, but with the holiday, he's been moved to today. He's got the game in Philly on Sunday. With two resilient teams battling it out, who will find a way to win? Shout out to Brian Schottenheimer for getting this defense to where it is. Now, don't be stubborn this weekend. If running the ball doesn't work, change things up. The Huskies men's basketball team begins conference play tonight against UCLA. To stay in good position for the tournament, they really need to win both games this week.