In the second hour, Chuck Powell and Jason Puckett are joined by 950 KJR's Curtis Crabtree to break down the Seahawks' upcoming game against the Rams in Los Angeles, the many injuries to Seattle, plus the guys review questions for the Mariners in the off-season before they try to adopt an NHL team for the season.

950 KJR's Seahawks Reporter Curtis Crabtree joins Chuck Powell and Jason Puckett to discuss the team's upcoming game in Los Angeles against the Rams as well as the many injuries to Seattle's squad and the backups that could see the field on Sunday.

Washington head coach Chris Petersen railed against more late kickoffs for the Huskies and his belief it hurts fans and the conference. The Nooner recaps all the big stories of the day.

Chuck and Puck take a look at the injuries sustained by Chris Carson, Cliff Avril and Rees Odhiambo last week for the Seahawks. Also, a look ahead to an NFC West battle with the L.A. Rams on Sunday

Derek Deis of KXLY in Spokane takes a look at the Cougars while Chris Fetters of Dawgman.com looks at the Huskies. Also, Jerry Dipoto and Scott Servais put a wrap on the 2017 Mariners season.

Chuck and Puck open up hour three with The Nooner as the Seahawks cruise over the Colts, the injuries, and the Rams. Then, the Pro Football Hall of Famer Walter Jones talks about the offense getting going and Rees Odhiambo's injury, and later One Last Thing.

Chuck and Puck have couch time with callers as they vent and rave about the good and bad from last night. Then, we hear from Chris Petersen after Saturday's blow out win in Corvallis and later WTF Chuck and Puck.

Chuck and Puck discuss the big takeaways from the Seahawks game, including the offensive surge in the second half and the defense finally creating turnovers. Plus, what a weekend for the Washington schools in college football and Around the NFL.

Walter Jones from The Pro Football Hall of Fame talks about Kenny Easley's number retirement and ceremony, the fire he saw in Russell Wilson's performance, and J.D. Mckissic's break-through and why fans should be cautious about Mckissic sustaining success.