Eric Mandel joined MyNorthwest.com and 710 ESPN Seattle in August after almost a decade of reporting at daily and non-daily newspapers in Wisconsin, Iowa, and Washington.
Notre Dame linebacker Jaylon Smith is recovering from a major injury but is also a top talent in the upcoming NFL draft, which Brock Huard believes makes him a prime target for the Seahawks.
Garry Gilliam believes his previous transition from collegiate tight end should help as he moves from right tackle to take over the Seahawks' starting left tackle role.
Brock Huard identifies defensive lineman Jonathan Bullard and cornerback Rashard Robinson as two of the more intriguing players who have reportedly made pre-draft visits with the Seahawks.
The Mariners disappointed during their home-opening series, but "Brock and Salk” listed a number of “teal linings” to take forward for the next 156 games.
John Clayton thinks the Seahawks are relatively set in their secondary, which is why he doesn't see them drafting a cornerback with their first-round pick.
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll is putting quarterback Russell Wilson through a football Master's program of sorts this offseason. Brock Huard believes Chapter 1 is better understanding the blitz.
As part of the trend to bring the NFL to an international audience, the Rams will reportedly play a regular-season game in China in 2018. "Brock and Salk" debate if this is a good thing.
Mike Mayock has seen some of Earl Thomas and Richard Sherman's attributes in prospects who might be available when the Seahawks pick in the first round.
[caption id="attachment_68088" align="alignnone" width="620"] The Seahawks could consider moving Garry Gilliam to left tackle to replace Russell Okung.…
Soon-to-be free agent Brandon Mebane supports the NFL competition committee reportedly considering a rule change that would make all chop blocks illegal.
Mariners pitcher Taijuan Walker tells "Brock and Salk" that he feels like he's still competing for a spot in the starting rotation and that he wants to pitch at least 200 innings.
Chris Iannattea joins "Brock and Salk" and talks about how he has been on a team that did what the Mariners are trying to do, which is go to the World Series a year after winning 76 games.
