Mike and Jason discuss What We Learn, and continue to ask if listeners think the Canucks are legitimately a good team

Mike and Jason talk all things Canucks with Ray Ferraro and Thomas Drance

Thomas Drance of the Athletic Vancouver says there are plenty of signs and stats that the Canucks are legitimately a good team - controlling 5-on-5 play, generating chances, top-four play on back end, etc. Thomas admits injuries, tougher sked are coming, so banking points now is key

Ray Ferraro says the Canucks are a great team to watch, and is intrigued by how quickly expectations for the team have increased. But Ray still cautions blueline depth, even with the offseason additions, is still the main concern injury-wise

Mike and Jason discuss a 7-2 win over Florida, and get into all things NHL with Bob McKenzie

TSN's Bob McKenzie admits the Canucks won't clip along at a 7-3-1 pace all season, but says they absolutely should be in the mix for a playoff spot. Bob gets into Roman Josi's 8-year extension, and suggests Calgary, Toronto, Dallas, San Jose are all teams that should figure it out -- dealing with playoff hangovers, if you will

Mike and Jason discuss a rousing 7-2 Canucks win over Florida and ask if the Canucks are truly a good team. Jonas Siegel from the Athletic joins, seeing similarities between the Canucks this year and the season Toronto made its big jump

Jonas Siegel of the Athletic Toronto says the 2016-17 season was when the Leafs made the big jump competitively - talent came in, pieces started to fit - and you're seeing the same thing this season with the Canucks

Mike and Jason talk to NFL insider Mike Tanier, and get into What We Learned

NFL insider Mike Tanier says undefeated New England is on track to be among the greatest teams of alltime, and says undefeated San Francisco is getting it done with defense and with an extremely creative running attack. Mike gets into issues with the Bears and Broncos, and looks ahead to the trade deadline