How important is it for the Mariners to get off to a hot start this season? Jon Morosi thinks it is not that important, while Greg Amsinger believes the team could lose a playoff spot in the first two months of the season. Who is under more pressure this year: Jerry Dipoto or John Schneider? // Take Two: Browns have agreed to a 1-year deal with guard Teven Jenkins, who had visited with the Seahawks earlier this week. Mariners announced that Nintendo will be their first ever jersey sponsor, with the Nintendo logo on the sleeve, it’s the classic logo on the home jersey and the Nintendo Switch 2 logo on the road jersey sleeve // DK Metcalf was on the “Get Got” podcast and he explained why he did not like the decision making of Ryan Grubb. He also went on to say that Tyler Lockett was feeling disrespected with a minimized role in the offense. // The Seahawks and Uchenna Nwosu have agreed on a restructured contract with a 2-year $19.5 million value. Leonard Williams spoke last season about how much Uchenna means to this Seahawks defense. 

MLB Network’s Jon Morosi joins the show as he does every Wednesday to talk about Logan Gilbert being given the Opening Day starting honors, finalizing the Mariners roster, the parity within the AL West, and much more. They talk about whether or not the Seahawks are in a better position now than they were this time last year. And they wrap up the show by finding out What We Learned Today.

Adam Ray joins the show to talk about his visit to Mariners Spring training, his relationship with new Seahawks QB Sam Darnold and much, much more. They talk about their expectations for what Cooper Kupp will do with this team, both on and off the field. And they talk about Cooper Kupp’s jersey number with the Seahawks, some QB’s whose draft stock is on the rise, and more in Sweeping the Dial.

Dave and Bob review some of the most polarizing takes given out by the other shows on Seattle Sports in The Best of The Rest. They talk about the position that they absolutely DON’T want the Seahawks to draft with their first-round pick at #18. And they wonder, what if Cooper Kupp wasn’t from Washington? For What if Wednesday.

Bob and Dave review the personnel turnover on the Seahawks roster, and with all those departures and new faces, who are the leaders on this team? They talk about the Packers’ proposed rule change to ban the Tush Push, the Dodgers dominance, and more in Take Two. They talk about the veterans on the Mariners offense and review some of their conversation from yesterday with Greg Amsinger. And they give their take on why the first month of the season will be the most important for the Mariners.

“El Hombre” Michael Bradly joins the show as he does every Tuesday to talk about Brandon Graham’s retirement, the West Virginia Governor’s tirade against the NCAA, the Aaron Rodgers fiasco, and much more. Dave and Bob review their conversation with Greg Armsinger and talk about why they hope M’s manager Dan Wilson is around for a long time. And they wrap up the show by finding out What they Learned.

Bob and Dave remember the life and legacy of Seattle Sports Legend John Clayton on the three-year anniversary of his passing. They talk about what the Seahawks are going to do to fix their offensive line, and why the answer may leave some fans unsatisfied. They give their takes on the Aaron Rodgers “holdout” saga and talk about some of the other QB’s around the league. And they talk about how the national media’s perception of the Seahawks offseason has flipped over the course of a week.

Cooper Kupp gives his introductory press conference and then joins Wyman and Bob live from the VMAC to talk about returning home to the PNW, leaving the Rams after a long tenure, adjusting to having the 12’s on his side and much, much more.

Dave and Bob talk about how the perception of the Seahawks offseason shifted dramatically with the signing of Cooper Kupp, how improvements can be made to the offensive line, and John Schneider’s record as a GM. They talk about the start of NCAA tournament and more in Take Two. They talk about Cubs pitcher Shota Imanaga getting pulled with a no-hitter in the fourth inning, and what it might mean for the Mariners. MLB Network’s Greg Amsinger joins the show to defend his Mariners season prediction, talk about the line-up, and why he thinks the M’s have one of the best rotations in Baseball, and much more.

After a busy weekend of NFL free agency, Wyman and Bob talk about what the big money being handed out to skill positions and what it will mean for the Seahawks playmakers when they reach free agency. After Logan Gilbert was announced as the Mariners’ opening day starter, Bob and Dave try and fill out the rest of the line-up card including some key positions of interest. And they finish off the show by finding out What We Learned.