Wyman and Bob

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.

Wyman and Bob react to the breaking news of the Seahawks aquiring All Bowl guard Quenton Nelson. They are joined by Colts' Play by Play voice Matt Taylor to get his insight into just who the 'Hawks are getting. They then rundown why this move should bring optimism, and the way Nelson will benefit a reignited Seahawk Offense. Lastly, they speak on how Nelson will shift the run game's ceiling.

NFL analyst Mark Schlereth joins Wyman and Bob to start the hour. They discuss how the Seahawks’ defense dominated against a strong Kansas City Chiefs offense, The Steelers’ success so far this season, the Seahawks’ upcoming game against the Chicago Bears, if the Vikings are the real deal, and the 49ers injuries affecting their team. Mike Macdonald’s Monday presser after the Seahawks Sunday Night Football win. Was this week Sam Darnold's redemtion game? Kenneth Walker is still amazing even after less than stellar performance.

To open the Seahawks’ wide receiver Irv Charles joins Wyman and Bob to talk about the Seahawks offense, Kenneth Walker’s return to Seattle, the experience that Cooper Kupp and JSN have, and much more from Irv Charles. Wyman and Bob discuss what fixes still can be made even after a Seahawks win and if this week’s game was the team’s get right game. JSN has another stellar game, and Sam Darnold has changed his game for the better. Has Brian Fleury proved he is capable as an offensive coordinator as the offense starts to look more explosive?