Wyman and Bob

Bob and Dave hear what the other Seattle Sports hosts had to say about the Mariners bullpen, the personal growth of some Mariners superstars, the Seahawks youth momentum, and the moves they need to make in the draft in the Best of the Rest, they hear one NFL expert discuss how Sam Darnold is changing the way the league is evaluating quarterbacks in Sweeping the Dial, and they wrap up the week by reading your mean texts! 

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with Paul Moyer to get his thoughts on how the NFL Combine has changed, which position the Seahawks need to address in the 2026 Draft, and his excitement for the start of the Mariners season, they break down how the Seahawks organization scored on the NFLPA report cards, and they hear John Lynch discuss whether the electrical substation conspiracy theory is affecting free agents wanting to play for the 49ers in Whyman! 

Bob and Dave break down what they expect to see from Colt Emerson over the course of Mariners Spring Training, they look at why Julio might finally be able to skip the slow start phase of his season, they discuss which positions the Seahawks need to focus on in the 2026 NFL Draft, and they ask if they owe Sam Darnold an apology. 

Gary Hill Jr. joins the show to talk about what he’s seeing at Mariners Spring Training, the young prospects on their way up to the majors, the relationship between Perry Hill and Brendan Donovan, and much more. Mike Salk hops on also live from Peoria and talks about what he’s learned from their interviews with Julio and Brendan Donovan. And they round out the show by finding out What We Learned.

The John Schneider Show: John Schneider joins the show live from the VMAC to talk about why he prefers watching the combine from home rather than in person, how the interview process has changed in the NIL era, his approach to asking questions and how it’s changed over the years, and much more. Bob and Dave recap their conversation with the Seahawks GM and discuss his Combine and Draft strategy. And they talk about the 49ers electrical substation saga, Eagles fans earning their crazy reputation, and more in Sweeping the Dial.

Wyman and Bob talk about the praise and expectations that are being heaped on the Mariners after their success last season. They discuss how the last year’s vibe around the team and postseason momentum into this season. They talk about their “dark horses” on the Mariners roster this year that they think will be making a big impact. And they debate the most hated sports franchises and players in the country.  

Mariners insider Shannon Drayer joins the show live from Spring Training in Preoria to talk about how the players who are going to the WBC are preparing before they leave the team, her impression of new additions Brendan Donovan and Rob Refsnyder, and much more. They talk about how John Schneider plans to attack the NFL Combine and Draft given the quick turnaround after the Super Bowl. And they round out the show by finding out What we Learned Today.

Charlie Furbush joins the show to talk about what he’s seeing from the Mariners in Spring Training, the prospects he has his eyes on, his impression of the new additions made by the M’s front office, and much more. They discuss Logan Gilbert’s role in the Mariners rotation and his goals for the upcoming season. And they talk about NFL free agency, head coaching rivalries, and more in Sweeping the Dial.

Bob and Dave lead off the hour by commenting on the conversations happening on other shows in The Best of the Rest. They discuss Mariners Spring Training, Seahawks free-agency, and much more. They talk about who the Ace of this year’s Mariners Starting Rotation will be. And they speculate about how the season may have gone differently if DK Metcalf had stayed with the Seahawks in What if Wednesday.

Bob and Dave react Mike Macdonald’s press conference at the NFL combine and discuss what he had to say about winning the Super Bowl, the quick turnaround from the playoffs into combine and draft season, and much more. They listen to Cal Raleigh’s first HR of the spring, talk about the upcoming International NFL schedule, and more in Take Two. They talk about how Brendan Donovan is adjusting to joining a new team.

El Hombre Michael Bradley joins the show to talk about the MLB’s new ABS system, the winter storms on the east coast, the Winter Olympics, and much more. They discuss the financial constraints on the Seahawks this summer and if they can achieve all of their offseason goals. And they wrap up the show by finding out What We Learned Today.

Jon Morosi joins the show to talk about his Olympic experience, his predictions for the Mariners upcoming season, Julio’s early season struggles, and much more. They discuss the Seahawks new offensive coordinator Brian Fleury and what his system will look like. And they get Cal Raleigh’s take on the Seahawks Super Bowl run in Sweeping the Dial.

Bob and Dave discuss Cal Raleigh’s meteoric rise last season and talk about his importance to the team this year, managing expectations, dealing with the pressure that comes with success, and much more. They listen to what Jerry Dipoto had to say on MLB Network about the Mariners roster, culture, and outlook for 2026. And they talk about what other NFL teams will take away from this Super Bowl winning Seahawks team.  

Bob and Dave talk about the level expectations for this Mariner team going into the season after last year’s success and what they’re most looking forward to and worried about. They talk about Kirk Cousins being released by the Falcons and the Jets trying to hold on to Breece Hall in Take Two. They discuss John Schneider’s comments on the quick turnaround from the Superbowl to the NFL combine and draft. And they talk about the newest Mariner Brendan Donovan, and what to expect from him.

Brady and Dave talk about the new Seahawks OC, Brian Fleury, and discuss how much of the Kubiak system will remain, they talk about whether the Seahawks should prioritize getting a deal with Devon Witherspoon and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today! 

Brady and Dave breakdown all the decisions the seahawks have to make regarding their top free agents, they share their thoughts about the Seahawks being put up for sale, They hear Dan Wilson talk about how long the sting lasted after losing game seven and the USA taking home the gold for the Men's Hockey for the first time in 46 years in Sweeping the Dial.  

Brady and Dave check in with Brock Huard and chat about how Mariners Spring training is going, they discuss the future of Demarcus Lawrence, they talk about the Rams proposing a new rule change concerning backward passes on two-point conversions.

Brady and Dave discuss whether JSN deserves to be the highest paid wide receiver, they talk about Dan Wilson starting his 2nd season as the Mariners' manager in Take Two, they discuss John Schneider and Mike Macdonalds process hiring Brian fleury as the new Seahawks OC, they ask listeners who their favorite (and least favorite) Seattle athletes are. 

Dave and Lefko discuss whether the frustrations at the end of last season’s playoff run will drive the Mariners forward in 2026, they break down whether the Seahawks will face any issues with a shortened offseason following their Super Bowl LX win, they look at what makes new offensive coordinator Brian Fleury a good fit for the Seahawks, and they wrap up the week by reading your mean texts. 

Dave and Lefko are joined by Mariners Insider Shannon Drayer to get her thoughts on what she saw in the first Spring Training Game, the energy Josh Naylor is bringing to the clubhouse, and her hopes for Brendan Donovan this season, they discuss how the Seahawks handled their search for new offensive coordinator Brian Fleury, and they hear why Jeremy Fowler thinks the Seahawks might not need Ken Walker next season in Sweeping the Dial. 

Dave and Lefko celebrate the return of baseball following the Mariners first game of Spring Training, they discuss what they are most excited to see heading into opening day, they break down what a full season of Josh Naylor means for the Mariners clubhouse, and they hear Adam Silver continue to dangle NBA expansion in front of Seattle in Whyman. 

Bob and Dave break down whether we should be concerned about new Seahawks offensive coordinator Brian Fleury’s lack of NFL play calling experience, they discuss how similar Fleury’s offense will be to Kubiak’s system, they look at where the Mariners stack up against the rest of the AL West, and they wrap up the show by finding out what we learned today! 

Bob and Dave are joined by Seahawks President of Football Operations John Schneider live at the VMAC to discuss what it meant to the organization to win Super Bowl LX, the chaos surrounding the big game, the process of hiring new offensive coordinator Brian Fleury, and what made Paul and Jody Allen such great owners, and they hear why Mariners first baseman Josh Naylor is wearing a different Seattle team jersey each day at spring training in Sweeping the Dial. 

Bob and Dave break down what changes they expect to see in Dan Wilson’s second full season as the manager of the Mariners, they hear what Riq Woolen and Rashid Shaheed had to say about whether they’re open to a return to Seattle, and they look at how the Mariners starting pitching rotation stacks up against the rest of the MLB. 

Bob and Dave react to what they heard from new Seahawks offensive coordinator Brian Fleury’s introductory press conference, including what changes he plans to make to the Seahawks offensive scheme, they break down which position the Seahawks could use the biggest upgrades at over the offseason, and they break down whether the drama in the MLBPA will impact the looming work stoppage.