The Mariners finished their 6th game of the season last night and already we're seeing red flags. Poor defense and lack of contact are already arising. Hugh Millen joins us to discuss just how big football has become, as we basically get it all year round. What improvements could we expect on the offensive line in the draft, as well as with the maturation of younger players? Plus, what can a good O-line coach do for the next generation in the trenches? How good could Oluwatimi be this season? Hugh stays with us to dive into the guard available in the draft and where the Seahawks would be most likely to fill those positions. Ian reacts to Hugh's thoughts on the Seahawks offensive line and how much stronger they have the potential to be this season. They certainly need a left guard this year and that needs to be a priority. Steve Palazzolo, Pro Football Focus stops by to give a quick reaction to the Mariners bad start today, being a former Mariner himself. Getting back to football, Steve tells us what he thinks of the Seahawks' O-line this year, what they're likely to do in the draft to fill those positions and the type of players he expects Seattle to covet. The Mariners are having a rough go of it today. Ian points out that the lines we're seeing on the ice for the Kraken right now show us that Dave Hakstol is not making the call. Ron Francis wants to see what the future holds. Washington State has a new head basketball coach in David Riley and he's looking like a phenomenal hire. Ian is surprised Angel Reese declared for the draft and wonders if the popularity we saw in women's basketball is sustainable.

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