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Michael Yam is a newly appointed anchor for NFL Network after being with the PAC-12 Network. Michael and The Professor sit down this week to discuss how the ratings in the NFL have not dropped this season like so many people thought they would, how the NFL can move forward with COVID-19 cases popping up within some teams, historic offense across the league, and more.
Ron Wolfley is a former NFL fullback and is currently the color analyst for the Arizona Cardinals radio play-by-play broadcast. Ron and The Professor sit down this week to preview the matchup between the Seahawks and Cardinals, how Kyler Murray looks in his 2nd year as their franchise quarterback, the improvement of the Cardinals defense, and more.
Jarrett Bell is an NFL columnist for USA Today, and his new book "Resilient by Nature: Reflections from a Life of Winning On and Off the Football Field" is out now. Jarrett and The Professor sit down this week to discuss the career of NFL-great Reggie Williams, how he overcame so many injuries during his NFL career, his off-field contributions, and more.
Seth Walder is a ESPN Sports Analytics Writer for espn.com/analytics. Seth and The Professor sit down to discuss how the Seahawks on offense have seemed to delve into what the analytics were telling them to do (let Russ cook), how the stats show the vast improvement of the Seahawks' offensive line, and whether or not the numbers show decent marks for the struggling Seahawks defense.
Bill Williamson is a writer for SB Nation and has covered the NFL for 24 years. Bill and The Professor sit down this week to discuss the biggest storylines in the NFL, including the COVID situation with the Titans, the hierarchy in both the NFC and AFC, and which teams have surprised and disappointed Bill so far in the 2020 season.
Danny Kelly is an NFL writer for The Ringer, and hosts The Ringer Fantasy Football Show. Danny and The Professor sit down to discuss how the Seahawks have become a Super Bowl contender, the chances of Russell Wilson winning MVP, and how the Seahawks stack up against teams like the Chiefs and Ravens.
Mike Reiss is a ESPN NFL Nation reporter who covers the New England Patriots, and is a reporter and analyst for ESPNBoston.com. Mike and The Professor sit down to preview the Sunday Night Football matchup between the Patriots and Seahawks, while also discussing how Bill Belichick has kept this team competitive after losing so many players, and how Cam Newton is being utilized in the Pats offense.
Jason Cole is the author of the upcoming book "Elway: A Relentless Life", which will explore the career of all-time great QB John Elway. Jason joins The Professor to discuss how Elway led the Broncos from Super Bowl disappointment to back-to-back Super Bowl Champions, and how Elway has navigated being the general manager and the president of football operations of the Denver Broncos.
Mike Silver is a reporter for NFL Network and is a co-host of the "Pass It Down" podcast. Mike joins The Professor this week to discuss the Seahawks bringing back Josh Gordon, how COVID will impact the NFL this season and beyond, where Jadeveon Clowney could end up, and more.
Mike Pereira is the former vice president of NFL Officiating and is the current Rules Analyst at Fox Sports. Mike and The Professor sit down this week to discuss the new NFL rules in 2020, how no preseason will impact NFL officiating, how refs will handle a very different NFL season, and more.
From the publisher's feed
No one knew more about football than Seattle Sports' human database for everything NFL: “The Professor” John Clayton. His lifelong obsession with the game elevated Clayton from high school sports reporter to the writers’ 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.
Schooled with "The Professor" John Clayton was a great example of his impact on the National Football League. Take a look back at Clayton's stories from his Hall of Fame career.

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