We're over a quarter of the way through the Mariners season, so Shannon Drayer, Danny O'Neil and Curtis Rogers got together for a roundtable to break down all of the M's topics on their minds.

Who’s going to come roaring off the edge as Seattle’s speed rusher? That’s the first of three questions that Seattle will have to answer now that the draft is over.

Preseason, Week 3, Aug. 24: Seattle at Los Angeles Chargers, Dignity Health Sports Center, 7 p.m. Pacific SPONSORED – It was weird when Los Angeles lacked a pro football franchise. It’s even stranger in some respects now that they have two, and for the third straight year Seattle is going to visit both teams. That […]

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Accurately predicting who the Seahawks are going to pick is next to impossible. Figuring out what they are doing after the fact, though, is pretty darn straightforward, and this year it's been about defense.

Instead of evaluating the merits of the Seahawks’ first-round selection of L.J. Collier, Danny O'Neil thinks we’d all be better served by looking at what the first day of the draft told us about how the Seahawks saw this NFL Draft class.

Danny O'Neil thinks Sonics fans should have a holiday at the end of every Oklahoma City Thunder season, and Damian Lillard's improbable buzzer-beater for the Trail Blazers is certainly cause for celebration.

The Frank Clark trade is unlike anything the Seahawks have done under GM John Schneider. Is Seattle altering its approach to building the team or it was gobsmacked by what the Chiefs offered?

Russell Wilson has never been one to let someone else dictate his value to him, which is why Danny O'Neil doesn't think his deadline for the Seahawks is an idle threat.

What if the Mariners really are this good? I mean not 12-2 good. That’s ridiculous. That translates to a 138-win season. But what if these Seattle Mariners are a certifiable, bona-fide good team?