Paul Gallant Show

Paul discusses where the Seahawks currently stand and how getting a Jamal Adams deal done could impact that. Plus, Brandon Gustafson of 710sports.com joins Paul to discuss the Mariners outlook with pitchers and catchers reporting today.

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Paul discusses what the Seahawks standard is and how that impacts the dynamic between Russell Wilson and Pete Carroll.The Groz joins the discussion and strongly disagrees with comments Colin Cowherd made about Pete Carroll having too much power.

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The Seahawks have been aggressive in the entire Pete Carroll era by acquiring players by trading draft picks. But is this way sustainable? Do the Seahawks need to be more active in free agency instead? Michael Bumpus hops into The Sports Pit to discuss the rumors of the Seahawks inquiring about tight end Zach Ertz, and his take on the Seahawks building their team with big-name veterans by trading draft picks. Then, Paul has a bone to pick with a certain someone that's mad at Tom Brady for his Lombardi trophy antics. 

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Paul lays out a question to summarize this whole week of "As Russ Turns": have the Seahawks failed Russell Wilson, or is Russ just not as good of a QB as we thought he was? Shannon Drayer hops into The Sports Pit to discuss the Mariners signing relief pitcher Ken Giles, and shares her optimism about the young Mariners bullpen and why they might surprise some people. Paul takes your text questions to end the show and get you to the weekend. 

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Dan Patrick is being told by sources that the relationship between the Seahawks and Russell Wilson is becoming unsustainable, and it could become broken if the Seahawks don't make Russell happy. Is this even true? Ray Roberts says he would have a problem with what Russell had to say the other day if he were one of Russell's linemen. Will there be a fallout in the locker room? Then, Paul has a bone to pick with how many people want the Seahawks to just do every single thing Russell wants. 

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Russell Wilson may have had the worst 24 hours as a Seahawk, as he let some comments about the offensive line go out in public when they could've maybe stayed in-house. Where do the Seahawks go from here? Jake Heaps joins the show and hops into The Sports Pit to discuss where Russell Wilson was wrong in his actions, but was also proving a valid point that the offensive line needs to improve this offseason. Then, we take a listen to Marcus Spears and how he thinks these comments could rip apart the Seahawks locker room. Is this a possibility? 

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Russell Wilson joined The Dan Patrick Show to discuss how the Seahawks' pass protection needs to be better, and on the trade rumors from this weekend. Is there cause for concern for the displeasure coming out of Russell Wilson's camp? The Groz hops into The Sports Pit to discuss why he's not putting much stock into all the hub-bub going on around Russell Wilson today. Then, Ian Rapoport said earlier today that the situation in Seattle could be turning into another situation we saw an offseason ago. What does Paul think? 

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The Buccaneers earned their 2nd Super Bowl title with a style that would make Pete Carroll happy, in which Tom Brady got his 7th ring. Do the Seahawks need to use the same formula as the Bucs to get back to the Super Bowl? Michael Bumpus joins the show and hops into The Sports Pit to explain that what the Bucs did last night is what Pete Carroll is looking for in 2021, and how close the Seahawks are to the level of the Bucs. Then, is the Seahawks defense close to Super Bowl caliber? 

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Russell Wilson told Colin Cowherd that he thinks the Seahawks offense got too passive down the stretch of 2020, which resulted in their early exit in the playoffs. Is this true? If so, how do the Seahawks avoid these problems in 2021? As a country, we tend to start hating the teams that win too much, no matter who they are. How close are the Chiefs to becoming the villains in the NFL? Then, Paul gives you his biggest X-Factors ahead of Super Bowl 55. 

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Kevin Clark wrote a piece analyzing the way the Kansas City Chiefs have been built, pointing out the power structure between the GM and coach, and how the OC sells the players, not the system. Weirdly enough, there are parallels with the Seahawks doing the same things but they haven't had the same level of success. How can the Seahawks get there? Then, Frank Clark says he just plays better in the playoffs because of the magnitude of the games. Is it true that some players just play better in the playoffs than the regular season? 

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