Hour 2 - Why The Seahawks Have To Trade For Myles Garrett, What To Make Of Jerry Dipoto's Press Conference, Blue 88

Brock and Salk

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🗓️ 4 February 2025

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Salk says that if the Seahawks believe that Geno Smith can win a Super Bowl, then the Seahawks have to trade for Myles Garrett. He talks through this opinion with Brock. Then, they get back to the quotes from the Jerry Dipoto press conference and what stood out to them. In Blue 88, Brock dives in on how unique a specific trait is of Mike Macdonald, how worthy Alabama offensive guard Tyler Booker would be for the Seahawks at the 18th pick and what Jedd Fisch shared about his future plans and endeavors.

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0:00.0	Get to the freaking auto!
0:01.4	From the Quantum Fiber Studio,
0:03.7	this is Brock and Sock on Seattle Sports.
0:07.4	Brock Heward and Mark, Matt, Markers.
0:10.4	Sorry about just...
0:11.6	Mike.
0:12.9	Heward, not exactly Joe Kat, they're in the pocket.
0:15.8	Now here are your hosts.
0:17.3	Brock Heward and Mike Salk.
0:22.4	Uh, Brock, if you believe in Gino Smith, if you believe that Gino Smith is capable of
0:30.1	winning a Super Bowl, then by my view, you also have to believe the Seahawks need to go after Miles Garrett.
0:39.0	Oh, oh.
0:40.7	If you are in the...
0:42.3	When did this percolate?
0:44.1	Last night.
0:44.7	Was this in the shower?
0:45.8	Was this during nap time?
0:47.1	When did this thought percolate?
0:48.2	Post nap time, I would say.
0:49.8	Post-knap?
0:50.2	Post-knap.
0:50.8	Post-nap pre-dinner.
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