Brock And Salk

Stacy Rost joins Salk and discusses having a 'Karen' moment at a Kraken game. Then, Salk breaks down the Seahawks injury report, a change in management for Cal Raleigh, the MLB MVP winners and the Brown win over the Steelers in Need to Know. Plus, we take your calls as we do every Friday.

The hour starts with a round of Buy or Sell featuring topics from the NFL, baseball and hokudays. Then, Adam Amin of FOX Sports joins the show to discuss the upcoming Seahawks vs. Cardinals game on Sunday, which he will be broadcasting, along with Kyler Murray and Geno Smith as well.

Salk is joined by Greg Bishop of Sports Illustrated, who is a boxing fan, to recap the Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson boxing match. Then, Salk asks Greg about a couple of his columns, including Anthony Richardson, the 49ers, Mike Macdonald/the Seahawks and more. In Blue 88, Ray Roberts calls in to break down Olu and Abe Lucas, Leonard Williams and the best communicators he's played with.

Salk opens the hour by discussing how much he loved the snow game on Thursday Night Football and how he doesn't want more indoor stadiums in the NFL. Then, they re-air their conversation with Gee Scott featuring his wild take on Jaxon Smith-Njigba and conclude with talking through the idea of the Mariners trading for an elite reliever such as Devin Williams or Ryan Helsley.

Brian Baldinger had rave reviews for Boye Mafe and Tyrice Knight in his weekly film breakdowns. We discuss that and the huge performances from Jaxon Smith-Njigba in his last two games. Then, Brock and Salk break down what we know so far about the changes to the Mariners television production this upcoming season. Plus, we hear what Nebraska fans had to say about Brock in Mean Tweets.

Brock and Salk listen to fan submitted voicemails for Here's The Thing. Then, they bring on Gee Scott to discuss a couple of crazy takes that he's had as of late.

Brock and Salk react to some sound from Benjamin Solak of ESPN wondering if John Schneider and Mike Macdonald are on the same page due to the decisions at linebacker so far this year. Then, they discuss whether or not this is near the end of the Kyle Shanahan era in San Francisco. In Blue 88, topics include players loving football, the Cardinals offense and the NFL Hall of Fame semifinalists.

Salk has a funny story about an interaction he had with some listeners and parents at an event yesterday. Then, they re-air their conversation with Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network where he describes what clicked for the Seahawks against the 49ers and where the team stands through ten weeks.

Brock discusses the QB battle going on at UW ahead of next week's matchup with Oregon. Then, Shannon Drayer joins the show to giver her rebuttal to Salk's take that the M's should trade a starting pitcher. Plus, Maura helps you set your lineup with the Fantasy Football Forecast.

The hour starts by going around the NFL with topics including the potential substantial amount of head coaching vacancies that could be out there by the end of the NFL season, the Joe Douglas firing and the New York Giants.

Salk and Brady Henderson of ESPN open the hour by diving in on the importance of offensive coordinators and zero in specifically on Ryan Grubb. Then, they outline how valuable Ernest Jones has been thus far and if they think the Seahawks will keep him long term. Finally, Brock breaks down three football questions in Blue 88.

Salk explains what he believs the new details about Major League Baseball taking over the production of Mariners broadcast will mean, both now and long term. Then, they re-air their conversation with John Gambadoro of Arizona Sports to discuss the upcoming matchup between the Seahawks and Cardinals.

We check in on San Fran sports radio callers and find that there is a lot of rage being directed at Kyle Shanahan. Then, we discuss Mike Macdonald's comments about guys who truly love ball. It seems like this scheme requires a lot of study and work ahead of time and if you don't really love not just ball, but also the process, you won't thrive. Plus, we talk favorite Christmas movies, the most annoying kind of golf partner, and breakfast preferences in Answer the Question Jerk.

Brock and Salk react to recent sound from both Richard Sherman and Earl Thomas, as well as discussing Russell Wilson's 4-0 start as the Steelers starting quarterback. Then, they welcome on John Gambadoro of Arizona Sports to discuss the upcoming Seahawks vs. Cardinals game and why the Cardinals have had success so far this season.

Brock and Salk react to their conversation with Mike Macdonald and some of his comments about needing guys in his system who love football. It also makes them think about some of the players that are no longer in town. Salk also wonders what it would take for the Seahawks to win a Super Bowl. He outlines a few poisition that have to be significantly upgraded. In Blue 88, topics include Seahawks PFF grades, numbers about Macdonald vs the Shanahan tree and which Seahawk will be under the most pressure to grow and improve over the final seven weeks.

Salk has noticed one thing about a Mike Macdonald strength that he feels as if people are not talking enough about. Then, they re-air their conversation with the Seahawks head coach after their win over the 49ers.

We discuss what the Seahawks offense did differently coming out of the bye week. Then, in Need to Know, we break down the UW win, WSU's loss, the Kraken's weekend, the Seahawks win and more. We end the hour with the Seahawks head coach, Mike Macdonald. He discusses what was different in yesterday's win, what they took away from their visit with the Navy SEALS, what he saw from Abe Lucas and Olu Oluwatimi in their first starts this season, how rookie LB Tyrice Knight did and why Geno Smith is so good with 2 minutes remaining.

Did Mike Macdonald outcoach Kyle Shanahan in the Seahawks win over the 49ers? Salk says yes, while Brock isn't as certain. Later, they get into all of their Seahawks Takeaways.

Brock and Salk dive in on why the Seahawks ended up beating the 49ers on Sunday and if this was Mike Macdonald's best coached game yet. They then focus in on what exactly got fixed on the defensive side of the ball. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at the Seahawks biggest schematic change, what should we see more of from the Seahawks offense down the stretch and if the Seahawks offensive line played significantly better on Sunday.

Geno Smith was phenomenal on the game-winning drive to lead the Seahawks to a victory over the 49ers, but Salk says he was even more impressed with the defensive turnaround. Then, they go Around The NFL with stories from the Colts-Jets game, Bears-Packers, Steelers-Ravens and plenty more.