Show Notes
Salk opens the show by breaking down the huge opportunity for the Seahawks to quiet the noise this sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs, what he'll be watching closely as the Seahawks offense tries to break out of its slump, an update on running back Zach Charbonnet in Need to Know, chats with Kansas City radio host Carrington Harrison, and previews the battle between Kenneth Walker III and the Seahawks defense in Blue 88.
More from Brock and Salk
Salk is joined by ESPN's Brady Henderson to answer a simple question, which is better? They share the latest from the Seahawks injury report in Need to Know, and wrap up the show by listening to Maura's fantasy forecast.
Salk hears your messages in Here's the Thing, discovers a shocking act of plagarism by Brock, explores the chances Stephen Vogt manages the Mariners in Need to Know, and is joined by ESPN's Brady Henderson to piece together everything lacking from the Seahawks offense.
Salk opens the show by exploring some new names reportedly tied to the Mariners managerial vacancy, what the return of Zach Charbonnet could do for the Seahawks ahead of their Sunday night matchup versus the Kansas City Chiefs, and go over the state of the NFC West with ESPN's Peter Schrager.
Brock and Salk open the hour recapping their interview with Peter Schrager and discuss Brian Fleury. In Need to Know what mentality should Seahawks running backs have? Controversy in Philadelphia and much more in Need to Know. In Washington Wednesday Brock discusses Washington backup QB Elijah Brown stepping up for the Huskies and elevating the players around him. In trash takes Michael Robinson comments on Jalen Hurts and College Football Playoff.
Brock and Salk open the hour to discuss how the Seahawks running backs are getting hit at or before the line of scrimmage on over 50% of run plays. In Need to Know trade targets for the Seahawks before the deadline, NFL players union and Jalen Hurts, and much more in Need to Know. Peter Schrager joins the show to give his input on the Seahawks’ run game and if Kenneth Walker would even make a big impact if he was still on the team, Sam Darnold’s legacy, and the impact of a first time play caller.