Stacy Rost joins Mike Salk to discuss whether you can win a Super Bowl with Geno Smith, which Seahawk extensions deserve to be prioritzed next season, and if we are seeing a shift back to a more disciplinarian type of coaching style.

Salk and Brady Henderson open up the discussion on why the Seahawks haven't generated more turnovers opn defense through their first four games of the season. They then welcome on Gee Scott to talk the state of the Seahawks, what he saw in the Lions game, his extremely high praise for DK Metcalf and more.

Salk and Brady Henderson go over the Seahawks loss to the Lions, what they took away from it and how they now view the Seahawks. They also dive in on if Geno Smith is worth top of the market quarterback money. In Blue 88, topics include Ryan Grubb's early NFL success, next level Seahawks numbers and how UW can beat Michigan on Saturday.

Salk opens the hour emphatic about how fun the MLB Playoffs have been so far, along with the Reds hiring Terry Francona and if it was something the Mariners should have considered. Later, they re-air their conversation with Jeff Passan.

Brock thinks the O-line is improving. Will the injuries catch up to them and halt that progress? Then, we catch up with Brock's FOX college football broadcast partner Jason Benneti about the Tigers ousting the Astros. Plus, Maura breaks down week 5 of fantasy football for you.

The hour starts with Brock and Lefko listening to voicemails from callers in this week's edition of Here's The Thing. Then, they are joined by ESPN's Jeff Passan to get his insight on the end of the Mariners season and how they should approach the offseason.

Brock and Lefko dive in on why it is necessary for the Seahawks to pay Geno Smith. Maura then takes everyone Around The NFL. In Blue 88, topics include Seahawks defensive metrics, Mike Macdonald's affinity for data and the biggest adjustment for the Huskies post Kalen DeBoer.

Mike Lefko, filling in for Salk, discusses how the Mariners were always a team built for the postseason after watching all of yesterday's playoff baseball. They just weren't quite built to get there. Later, they re-air their conversation with Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network.