Dane Brugler of The Athletic joins Puck and Slickhawk for discussion about his NFL Draft guide out now, The Beast, and his thoughts on the draft two weeks out.

Shawn Rotes of the Northern Public House in Mill Creek joins Puck and Slickhawk to discuss what his business is still offering currently and how they're handling current circumstances.

Former WSU quarterback Anthony Gordon joins the show to discuss his time with the Cougars and his draft preparation. Also, our You Can Only Have One matchup between the NHL being awarded to Seattle and the Sounders MLS Cup victory.

New Seahawks tight end Greg Olsen joins Puck and Slickhawk to discuss his signing with Seattle. We take a look at the results of the YCOHO matchup and discuss the chat with Olsen. And On This Day.

Shawn DiCecco of Summit Pub in Puyallup joins the show for our lunch break to discuss how they are doing through current events. Puck brings in Pimento cheese sandwiches. Kevin Garnett wants to bring NBA back to Seattle.

New Seahawks tight end Greg Olsen joins Puck and Slickhawk to discuss what ultimately made him decide to sign with Seattle, hoping he still gets the chance to play in front of the fans in the fall, and what his family is doing to weather the current state of the country.

Washington State quarterback Anthony Gordon joins Puck and Slickhawk to discuss his experience with the Cougars and how his draft preparation process is going in an abnormal year for draftees.

Shawn DiCecco of Summit Pub in Puyallup joins Puck and Slickhawk to discuss the services they are offering amid the restrictions set to battle the spread of coronavirus.

Discussing the best arcade video games we loved to play. A look back at our interview with Mike Garafolo on Tuesday about the future, or lack thereof, of Jadeveon Clowney in Seattle. Our You Can Only Have One Matchup between Don James and Chuck Knox.

Former Mariners pitcher Jeff Nelson joins Puck and Slick to give him thoughts on how baseball could try to begin its season in Arizona and compares it to coming out of the strike in 1995. What's Up With That Wednesday and On This Day as well.