Wyman and Bob

Bob and Dave have their weekly conversation with El Hombre Michael Bradley to get his thoughts on the Eagles disastrous season, The World Series, and his favorite broadcasters of all time, they hear what the other Seattle Sports hosts had to say about whether Jaxon Smith-Njigba is the best player in the NFL right now and the dumbest narrative of this football season in the Best of the Rest, and they look at where the Seahawks and the Mariners differ most this season.

Bob and Dave are joined by Seahawks Broadcaster Ray Roberts to get his thoughts on what the Seahawks acquisition of Quenton Nelson means for the state of the offensive line, they discuss whether they would be conflicted about Joe Espada’s association with Houston if he were to become the next manager of the Mariners, and they look at what would have happened if Sam Darnold didn’t throw the red zone interception in the Seahawks week seven win over the Chiefs in What If Wednesday.

Bob and Dave break down where Quenton Nelson will the help the Seahawks offense the most, they look at whether we’ll see another big move from the Seahawks ahead of the NFL trade deadline, they discuss which NFL teams could actually beat the Seahawks if they play up to the standard they did on Sunday, and they hear what Calvin Johnson said about Seahawks WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba coming close to his single season receiving yards record in Sweeping the Dial

Seahawks' Punter Michael Dickson joins Wyman and Bob to talk modern punting, his journey from Auzzie rules to NFL Football. Wyman and Bob then cover Sam Darnold and his new OC Brian Fleury's connection thus far. A number of surprising elements of the Seahawks' win over KC, and round out the show talking about the shifting confidence levels with the Seahawks and 49ers.

Wyman and Bob have their weekly conversation with MLB Network’s Jon Morosi. In Roll the Tape, our hosts discuss Quenton Nelson’s impact on the run game, the “JSN Effect,” and the NFL’s newest trend. Wyman and Bob hear Chris Collinsworth’s take on Mike Macdonald’s impact on the Seahawk Offense in Sweeping the Dial.