Mike Salk

Salk kicks off the hour with his takeaways from yesterday, including Rashaad Penny continuing his good play, and both Jordyn Brooks and Darrell Taylor developing before our eyes. Then, why hasn't Russell Wilson looked like a franchise QB in 2021? John Clayton joins the show to answer that very question. 

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Russell Wilson has to hold most of the blame for yesterday's loss to the Bears as he once again didn't look like a franchise QB. Why do we keep seeing this? Salk went to the Bay Area for Christmas and shares the most common Seattle questions that he was asked. Brock Huard drops by the show to discuss Pete and Russell once again not being on the same page. 

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The Seahawks suffered their worst loss of the season to a lowly Chicago Bears team yesterday, and Russell has to hold the lion's share of the blame. Need to Know: Russell admitted he hasn't been 100%, but why do that this late in the season? Then, Salk takes a trip Around the NFL, including the Chiefs finally figuring themselves out in time for the playoffs.  

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Merry Christmas Eve, EVE! Brian Noe filling in for Mike Salk and the show starts with Brian comparing the new Matrix movie trailers to the Seahawks offense this season by saying the previous versions looked way better than what we're seeing today. Bobby Wagner & Quandre Diggs are the Seahawks Pro-Bowlers and 

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Brian reacts to the comments Pete made in the first hour about the running game and asks why they didn’t run it “closer to 30 times” like Pete suggested? Colin Cowherd says the Seahawks offense broken and compares them to the Rams in their drafting and trading, Brian argues the Seahawks offense is NOT broken and Jake Heaps (filling in for Brock Huard) gives his take on what has changed with Russell this year. 

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Former Seahawks RB Robert Turbin joins Brian Noe to share his perspective on the Seahawks running game this season and why they're frustrated with the results. Brian compares the Seahawks 2021 offense to the new Matrix movie followed by The Professor - John Clayton's Morning Drive who gets playfully annoyed with Brian's question about Russell Wilson's "trade value" after this year. 

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With a short week before the next game, we bring Shane Riordan from Chicago's sports radio 670 The Score to preview the Seahawks vs. Bears matchup and their thoughts on Justin Fields vs. Russell Wilson as a starting QB. We revisit the Jake Heaps conversation about Russell Wilson's struggles this season. Today's RANKED features the Top 5 Christmas Movie Villains. 

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The last full hour with Seahawks Ring of Honor QB Matt Hasselbeck before Christmas was a special one due to the Seahawks rescheduled game bringing us a very cool, unique, first-time combination of the Matt Hasselbeck Show AND the Pete Carroll Show today. Fascinating and fun conversation between these two legends.

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Another very frustrating loss after a frustrating re-scheduled game against the Rams in Los Angeles. Salk argues right away that the Seahawks didn't lose this game because of the horrific officiating, but praised the team's effort before finally admitting the playoffs are out of the cards this year. We take callers on what fans saw from the Offense & Defense, Russell's performance and what needs to happen next. 

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Salk shares his biggest Takeaways from the Seahawks vs. Rams game that included his position on NOT blaming the refs for the Seattle loss, the effect of not having Tyler Lockett, Quandre Diggs' performance, Russell Wilson's decision making and more before we are joined by John Clayton's Morning Drive.  

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