Dave 'Softy' Mahler and Dick Fain

Rick Neuheisel describes what he saw from the Ducks and Dawgs, the potential for a return from Eason next year (seems unlikely), and his pick after going 7-2 so far this season. Kevin Harlan reacts to the "seeing ghosts" mic'd up segment, plus thoughts on Brady's future in New England, and more. The Seahawks defense may not quite be what they were a few years ago, but they're probably better than you realize. Dick shares a stat demonstrating just that, plus a caller is fed up with Pete Carroll (really?).

Every Tuesday at 3pm, it's the 20th year of the Husky Honks with Hugh Millen, Dick Baird, and Softy on 950 KJR presented by frost-brewed Coors Light; mountain cold refreshment, made to chill. Also sponsored by Star Rentals, the preferred supplier of the West's best contractors. Dick takes the Panthers +5.5 on Fact or Fiction.

Seahawks trade news coming out this afternoon as the Hawks pick up Quandre Diggs from the Detroit Lions for a fifth round pick. With some insight on Diggs, the host of the Locked On Lions podcast, Matt Dery. We get Jon Wilner's takeaways from the Husky loss to Oregon, plus thoughts on the potential for Jacob Eason to return next year, and is there any chance at all of either Oregon or Utah making the Final Four? An Oregon fan doesn't like being called out for being a jerk on Textimonials.

Walter Jones reacts to the Seahawks loss to Baltimore, Pete Carroll's comments regarding D. J. Fluker, and Fluker's response, the status of Duane Brown and more. Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk on Mic'ed up players, trades, and how much strength of schedule matters. It's your weekly opportunity to get us to weigh in on the topic of your choice; the Weekly Weigh In sponsored by 30/10 Weight Loss for Life. The Sounders defeat Dallas on Sunday. Up next: Real Salt Lake tomorrow night. Brian Schmetzer gets su ready for the match.

Pete Carroll addresses the media as he does every Monday at 3pm, discussing yesterday's loss to Baltimore. Obviously, it wasn't a great weekend for football fans around here, but which loss is worse? The Huskies weren't necessarily expected to win that game, but had a decent chance, and with the loss, several goals for the season are now out of reach, including a potential Final Four appearance, a Rose Bowl appearance, and even a shot at the Pac-12 Championship. The Hawks on the other hand, probably should have won that game on paper, but came up way short, with lots of issues including Russell Wilson looking the worst he has all year. Softy is sticking with the Rams who gave him his only Fact or Fiction win last week. They'll crush the Bengals this weekend. Dick wonders, what if just a couple of lays had gone differently on Saturday? Would the Huskies have their sixth win?

The Hawks lost a game they weren't expected to lose yesterday, but is it time to panic?No, probably not. They're still 5-2, in a great spot for a wild card, and not far behind the Niners whose schedule gets a lot harder going forward. Nonetheless, there are things that aren't going as planned. The defense needs to take a big step forward. Also, they're 2-2 at home in a stadium that's known for creating a big home field advantage. Joel Klatt talks about the Husky loss, and other happenings around college football. Textimonials react to a difficult football weekend. It's the best, and the worst of the weekend on Thumbs Up, or Thumbs Down.

We've talked a ton about this huge game tomorrow, and although the Ducks are favored, we're feeling like the Huskies at least have a really good chance of taking this game at home, but maybe we're just homers. We give impartial observers, fans of other teams with no dog in this fight a chance to weigh in. Are we off base? Softy catches up with Jimmy Lake to find out what he saw from the Husky defense in the Arizona game, and what to expect tomorrow at Husky Stadium. Bridgewater has led the Saints to win after win, but that all ends against Chicago. Softy says take the Bears minus the points on Fact or Fiction. We've got plenty or rivals as Dawg fans, most notably the Cougars, but the have the most vicious hatred for Ducks fans, but what makes us hate them so much?

Former Husky tight end Cam Cleeland is now doing a radio show in enemy territory. He talks about the vibe from Oregon fans regarding this game. On Fun with Audio: Sherman talks, Stephen A. mocks Cowboys fans, Mike Leach's favorite tweet, an extra special school lunch, and a pizza prank. Husky fans explain the hate for the Ducks on Textimonials.

With Mahomes going down and likely missing several games, Russell Wilson's case for MVP grows even stronger. Obviously, if McGaffrey keeps putting up numbers, he'll get a look too. So what does Washington need to do to defeat Oregon tomorrow? We get thoughts from longtime Husky broadcaster Bob Rondeau. It's the inaugural edition of Stats are for Losers. Dixon makes his prediction for the Hawks and Ravens.

In an attempt to stoke the flames of the Northwest rivalry, the Pac-12 Network tweeted out a video of Kenny Wheaton scoring against Washington 25 years ago. Obviously Oregon fans were stoked, but Softy, not so much. This right here, is exactly why Softy will never "back the Pac" under any circumstance, even if it ultimately helps the Dawgs. Dick is all in on rooting for Oregon, if, and only if, a Duck win helps the Dawgs in some way. Otherwise, watching Oregon lose in a big game is one of the greatest joys as a Husky fan outside of an actual Washington game. We check in with Trey Adams and Jamarco Jones on Dick and Dave in the Locker Room. On Fact or Fiction: Dick takes Michigan plus the points. Who does Paramount Sports handicapper Lee Sterling have in the Washington and Oregon and Hawks and Ravens games? He reveals his picks in those games, and more from around the NFL and college football.