Russell Wilson decied to join Cameo and Salk can't handle it. Then, we try to interpret some of the comments M's GM Justin Hollander made from the GM meetings and Maura answers your fantasy football questions.

The hour starts with listener voicemails for Here's The Thing. Later, Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network joins the show to do a deep dive into Seahawks-Rams for Sunday, what has been clicking for the Seahawks so well, acquiring Rasheed Shahid and more.

For as intense as the Seahawks are, they do have a funny side to them. Brock and Salk explain what they mean by that. Then, Kyle Brandt of Good Morning Football joins the show to explain why he's been so excited about the Seahawks this year, what he expects in Sunday's game against the Rams and plenty more. In Blue 88, Brock breaks down why Matthew Stafford's QB play will be a big step up for the Seahawks to see on Sunday, one Colin Cowherd adjective on the Seahawks that needs to come to light on Sunday and one impact of these Seahawks blowouts that should be an advantage for Mike Macdonald.

Mariners GM Justin Hollander spoke at the MLB GM Meetings about their goal being to bring back a lot of the 2025 roster, specifically the guys in free agency, and Salk reacts to it to open the show. Afterwards, they re-air their conversation with Brian Baldinger to have him help preview the upcoming Seahawks-Rams game.

Brock discusses UW loss to Wisconsin and begins to look ahead to Purdue but Salk veers us into a conversation on the state of college football in Washinton Wednesday. Then, we discuss Sam Darnold facing the Rams for the first time since his rough playoff performance against them last season and Salk crowns this week's Trash Takes winner.

Can Stephen A Smith name more Seahawks players or can Lyle name more Shakespeare stories? Brock and Salk start the hour with a game and put that to the test by reacting to Stephen A Smith sound talking about the Seahawks and having Lyle try to name Shakespeare stories. Then, they go Around The NFL with a variety of football topics.

There is a comparison to be made between the Seahawks and Goldilocks, so Brock and Salk outline it and explain why. They then have Brian Baldinger join the show to discuss the Seahawks, what has jumped out to him about the team, the upcoming game against the Rams and more. In Blue 88, topics include the stat that finally has more of the national audience bought in on the Seahawks, the critical situation in which both the Seahawks and Rams have suffered losses and why Mike Macdonald is now a players coach.

Salk opens the hour about how the Seahawks continue to impress and looks ahead again to Sunday against the Rams. Later, Joe Fortenbaugh of ESPN joins the show to share his insight on what should happen with gambling in sports moving forward as well as some Seahawks talk.

Bob Nigthegale says Ketel Marte and Fernando Tatis could be on the trade block. Should the M's be interested? Then, Jedd Fisch shot down rumors that he could take another open HC position. Brock and Salk debate whether it's believable. Plus, we discuss Salk's off air temperment,  airplane sleep etiquette, and how to help out around the house while laid off in Answer the Question Jerk.

Brock and Salk analyze some numbers in which old school football traits appear to be returning, and they celebrate it in a lot of ways. They then re-air their conversation with Colin Cowherd of FOX Sports with him discussing the red-hot Seahawks, their upcoming marquee game against the Rams and plenty more. They also then react to the interview, including some of the sound that Cowherd provided about John Schneider and Pete Carroll.

FOX Sports doesn't have the Seahawks-Rams game as their No. 1 game of the week this Sunday, and Salk sounds off about it to Brock. They then preview the upcoming Rams game and talk through just how similar the two teams are on both sides of the ball. In Blue 88, Brock takes a look at which Seahawks had the best game of their season, what has allowed Sam Darnold to bypass so many quarterbacks this year and which new branch of the Shanahan/Kubiak tree do we see blossoming this year.