Pete Carroll steps to the Combine podium, Bryce Harper gets paid, and Scott Servais talks about the M's youth movement. Curtis Rogers and Jake Heaps take you through it all to begin Thursday by looking at What's on the Timeline. The guys take a deeper dive into what Carroll had to say to the media assembled including his thoughts on what the Seahawks are lining up to do in free agency. In Four Down Territory, if the Seahawks go off script in the Draft, what position might they take with their first pick?

Curtis Rogers and Jake Heaps begin Wednesday's second hour of Seattle Sports at Night continuing their NFL Combine Preview series, this time looking at the offensive line of the Seahawks and also how free agency will impact the team's draft day decisions. Later, what's it like to prepare for a Combine or a Pro Day? Jake shares what that whole process is like. In Big If True, how will the Cardinals maneuver their QB situation and did they tip their hand today? Curtis and Jake answer your questions to close out Wednesday night in Ask Us Anything.

What's on Wednesday night's Timeline? Curtis Rogers and Jake Heaps take you through it all including what John Schneider had to say at the NFL Combine, the latest on the Seahawks' ownership situation as well as the latest big name to become a free agent. Later, Curtis and Jake take a deeper listen to what Schneider had to say including the most recent developments in the negotiations with Russell Wilson and Frank Clark. In Four Down Territory, could the Pac-12 partner with another conference to solve their cupcake scheduling issues?

Curtis Rogers and Stacy Rost begin Tuesday's second hour continuing Seattle Sports at Night's Combine Preview series looking at defensive lineman and linebackers and where they fall on the Seahawks' draft priority list. Which Combine even would be your strongest? Curtis' is in stark contrast to Stacy's. In Big If True, could a former Husky WR be on his way back to Seattle? It might not be the one you're thinking of. Tuesday night wraps with your questions in Ask Us Anything.

What's on the Timeline? Curtis Rogers and Stacy Rost let you know right off the top including Tuesday's official start of the NFL Combine, which quarterback is next to reset the market, as well as how awful would it be to be trapped in an elevator with an entire NBA team? Was the Mariners rebuild about more than financial flexibility? Curtis and Stacy discuss as well as take a listen to what Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto had to say earlier Tuesday. The hour rounds out with another edition of Four Down Territory and a look at if the Seahawks have a replacement in place at linebacker if KJ Wright were to leave in free agency.

Monday's second hour of Seattle Sports at Night begins with Curtis, Jake, and Stacy giving you the start of their Seahawks Combine preview series beginning with the defensive backs. Later in the hour, what do you do with Felix Hernandez? In Big If True, Kyler Murray says football was the plan all along, so why did he string us out for so long? The day wraps with your texts in Ask Us Anything.

It's a late night edition of Seattle Sports at Night and Curtis Rogers, Jake Heaps, and Stacy Rost take you through their timelines to open things up on Monday. They give you the latest on the Huskies' Pac-12 crown, the strong Cactus League debut of Yusei Kikuchi, as well as the official hiring of Jim Zorn as the first head coach of Seattle's XFL franchise. The first hour wraps with a brand new segment as they go into Four Down Territory on the Seahawks, Huskies, Cougs, and NFL Combine.

Curtis Rogers and Stacy Rost look at the State of the Seahawks Secondary and they discuss if the NBA finally addressing the One and Done rule.

Curtis Rogers and Stacy Rost look at today’s shortened start to Mariners Spring Training Baseball and in Big if True they discuss Zion Williamson's injury and its implications for College Basketball.

Do you want the Seahawks to trade for Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown? Later, an injury to Duke's Zion Williamson brings up a debate about whether college hoops players should skip tourneys.