Brock and Salk

Jadarian Price joins Brock and Salk to discuss his draft night experience, whether the knew the Seahawks were a possibility, why he stayed at Notre Dame, and why his mom is his biggest inspiration. Then, we discuss the Seahawks draft, the Cardinals and 49ers picks and the M's starting a road series with the Cardinals in Need to Know. Plus, we take your calls, as we do every Friday.

Now that the Seahawks have one pick in the books with Jadarian Price, Brock and Salk discuss what the team could do in the draft during Day 2 and what positions they could target. Then, Gee Scott stops by for his weekly appearance.

Brock and Salk dive further into the Seahawks drafting Jadarian Price and why the pick makes so much sense for the Seahawks. They then break down who Price is and what traits jump off the page as a running back. In Blue 88, topics include the best pick of the first round, the worst pick of the first round and the most telling trend of this year's first round selections.

The Seahawks select running back Jadarian Price from Notre Dame at the 32nd pick and Salk explains why that was the simple and perfect move. Then, they re-air their conversation with Notre Dame offensive coordinator Mike Denbrock who shares his insight on why Price is so unique, what he brings to the table and more.

Brock wraps up his looks at potential Seahawks draft picks with RB Jadarian Price. We spend a moment on some more photos being leaked in the Dianna Russini Mike Vrabel scandal just after he announced that he's missing day three of the draft to attend counseling. Then, Salk gives us a blink scouting report and we discuss whether the Seahawks "need" a RB, more specifically whether they "need" Jadarian Price. Plus, we take some calls on what the Seahawks should do at pick 32.

The hour starts with some funny listener voicemails for Here's The Thing. Later, Jeff Passan of ESPn joins the show for his weekly appearance to discuss the concern level of the Mariners play so far, the middle of the order, Logan Gilbert and much more.

The middle of the order came through in the 9th inning to bring the Marinersa win, and Brock and Salk talk about how important that was. Brock then reveals who he wants to see the Seahawks draft today at pick No. 32. In Blue 88, Brock dives in on which two factors have created a ton of groupthink in the NFL, teams wanting to trade back in this NFL Draft and how Mike Mayock took the alignment conversation a step further.

It's draft day and Salk gets everyone ready while also wondering what the Seahawks will truly do and which position they will target (if they don't trade back). Then, they re-air their conversation with Daniel Jeremiah as he goes through his final draft prospects and who could really amke sense for the Seahawks.

Brock continues his look at potential Seahawks draft picks with a San Diego St CB. Then, discuss our level of concern for the Mariners on a scale of 1-10 and why. Plus, Salk crowns this week's Trash Takes winner.

The hour starts with an NFL Draft version of Which Is Better, featuring a variety of players mixed in. Later, they are joined by Daniel Jeremiah to go through several prospects one day before the draft, the potential of the Seahawks trading back from the 32nd pick and much more.

It wasn't supposed to start this way for the Mariners, who are off to a slow start and have lost two in a row to the A's and looks ahead to what they need to do in their remaining April games. They then look back at the Seahawks winning the Super Bowl and parlaying that by asking the question of if this NFL Draft as a letdown, along with why the Seahawks reportedly want to trade back in this draft. In Blue 88, topics include some Mike Macdonald sound on how the scheme could evolve, if there's a Seahawk who could get traded on draft night and a slept on name in the draft stat stands out to Brock.

The Mariners lose again to the A's and fall to 10-15, and Salk reads some late night Mariners texts to start the show. Then, they re-air their conversation with former NFL GM Mike Mayock who analyzes a few different draft prospects that could be a fit for the Seahawks.

Brock continues his look at Seahawks draft prospects with two Michigan edge rushers. Then, we discuss Ryon Healy's comments on the best managers he's played for and whether Dan Wilson has grown with his in game decision making. Plus, we talk Seahawks draft options, our most sought after guests, and best options for a starter golf club set in Answer the Question Jerk.

The hour starts with Blue 88, as Brock takes a look at some of the early Seahawks photos from voluntary workouts, some observations from Daniel Jeremiah's final Top 150 draft prospects and who would be the best bet to be a trade partner with the Seahawks at the 32nd pick. After that, Mariners broadcaster Ryon Healy joins the show to discuss how he got into broadcasting for the Mariners this season, the team playing this season with true expectations and plenty more.

Brock and Salk discuss the decision to take Luke Raley out of the game in the 6th inning, along with a few other storylines from the Mariners loss to the A's yesterday. Later, former NFL GM Mike Mayock joins the show to share his insights on this year's NFL Draft, who the Seahawks could target at pick No. 32 and much more.

The Mariners lose a tough game to the A's, so Salk reads some late night Mariners texts to start the show. Then, they re-air their conversation with Shannon Drayer in which he goes through what clicked for the Mariners over the weekend, Bryce Miller, Cal Raleigh and more.

Brock continues his look at potential Seahawks draft picks with a center out of Iowa. Then, M's inisder Shannon Drayer joins the show to discuss how the M's are dealing with a bit of a slow start, what we;ve seen from Brendan Donovan so far, how Julio and Cal are feeling about their progression, when we could see Bryce Miller return and Ryon Healy joining the broadcast.

Bryan Woo has been dominant, and Brock and Salk believe that however much people are talking about him, that it still isn't enough. Later, Andrew Brandt joins the show to discuss the status of the Seahawks ownership, who could be the next owner and plenty more.

Brock and Salk go through what jumped out to them over the weekend about the Mariners and what improved. They then again debate how much the Seahawks have truly improved over the offseason and reference an Imrpovement Index chart that does not favor the Seahawks. In blue 88, topics include why defensive line could be a bigger need for the Seahawks than what meets the eye, how the Dexter Lawrence trade cemented the narrative of this draft and a cool awar that a Seahawk recently won.

The Mariners responded after Friday night's loss with two solid wins over the Rangers, and Salk goes through it all to start the show. Later, they go Around The Weekend with storylines from the Mariners and the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Brock continues his look at potential Seahawks draft picks with a DB out of Arizona. Then, we take your calls on what you would change to spark the Mariners right now and what you want to see the Seahawks do in the draft.

Brock and Salk go through some of the best sound of the week during For You In Review. Afterwards, Gee Scott stops by for his weekly appearance.

Brock and Salk discuss the decision to pinch hit Connor Joe yesterday as opposed to leaving Luke Raley in the game and what went into it. They then go through soem aspects of the Mariners that warrant patience and some that could need change. In Blue 88, topics include another way to look at Seahawks free agency, what Dante Fowler may have left in the tank and another way to evaluate the way the Seahawks go about identifying their type of player.

The Mariners get swept by the Padres, so Salk reads some fired up late night Mariners texts to start the show. Then, they re-air their conversation with Daniel Jeremiah who goes through a bunch of NFL Draft prospects who the Seahawks could take at No. 32, including some time spent on Notre Dame running back Jadarian Price.

Brock continues his draft profiles with a cornerback out of South Carolina. Then, Notre Dame offensive coordinator Mike Denbrock gives us some background on RB Jadarian Price. He discusses why he thinks Price would fill the Ken Walker role nicely, if he can improve as a pass catcher and why he stayed at Notre Dame when he could have been the number one back elsewhere.