John Clayton puts the wraps on a terrific postseason and analyzes the Rams Super Bowl win, including a few reasons why Aaron Donald and Sean McVay could actually retire. Plus, a discussion on whether Matthew Stafford is an elite quarterback and whether he has a case to make the NFL Hall of Fame.

John Clayton's Super Bowl observations

No one knew more about football than Seattle Sports' human database for everything NFL: &ldquo;The Professor&rdquo; John Clayton. His lifelong obsession with the game elevated Clayton from high school sports reporter to the writers&rsquo; wing of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. John sadly passed away on March 18, 2022, yet his legacy lives on through his intimate knowledge about the game of football.&nbsp;

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John Clayton talks about the Seahawks releasing Bobby Wagner and whether he would go play for another team or consider retirement. And, who steps into the leadership void for the Seahawks now that both Russell Wilson and Bobby Wagner are gone? Plus, a discussion on what the Seahawks do with their first round pick and whether Deshaun Watson is a viable option at quarterback.

John Clayton on the Seahawks releasing Bobby Wagner

John Clayton talks about the stunning news of the Seahawks trading Russell Wilson. Plus, a discussion on what the Seahawks do now at the quarterback position and whether this trade changes how the team approaches free agency and potential contract extensions with a guy like DK Metcalf.

John Clayton breaks down the Seahawks stunning trade of Russell Wilson

John Clayton breaks down a massive day of news in the NFL including the latest on which players have been franchise tagged, the impact of a historically high salary cap, and if Calvin Ridley will ever play in the NFL again after he was suspended for a full year due to gambling on NFL games.

John Clayton on Calvin Ridley's suspension

John Clayton weighs in on the surprising news that the Cowboys plan to release star receiver Amari Cooper and talk about which other players could be salary cap casualties. Plus, a discussion about why Tim Hasselbeck would possibly think that Seattle isn't the right city for a superstar.

John Clayton's Super Bowl observations

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