Hour 3 - How To Build A Championship NFL Roster, Daniel Jeremiah

Brock and Salk

Seattle Sports

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4.6 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 5 February 2025

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Brock and Salk react to what Evan Cohen of ESPN said to them yesterday about John Schneider, and it leads to a debate about how to properly build a championship roster. Then, they welcome on Daniel Jeremiah of the NFL Network for his weekly visit to discuss the Senior Bowl, who the Seahawks could be looking at in the draft and plenty more.

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0:00.0	Get to the freaking auto!
0:01.6	From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock and Salk on Seattle Sports.
0:07.6	I don't read the internet, guys.
0:08.8	Take the bowl by the hands.
0:10.0	And Brooke, you are.
0:13.6	Now here are your hosts, Brock Heward and Mike Saul.
0:16.8	A bit fire!
0:19.6	I'm watching Lyle play with a ping pong ball in the other room, Brock.
0:22.9	He's got no chance.
0:25.2	Wow.
0:25.6	He looks nervous.
0:27.0	No confidence.
0:28.6	No flare.
0:30.2	You can talk smack to him like I did at Tofer Palm.
0:32.7	I kind of saw like a blacksmith, not an artist, I would say.
0:36.3	Yeah, I saw more blacksmith than artist.
0:40.5	That's one of your favorites that you've learned.
0:42.2	Let's just circle back to this tomorrow.
0:43.9	No, we will.
0:45.0	I mean, assuming that we are able to find a net and play after the show.
0:48.3	I'm not going to make an excuse while I had a flannel.
0:49.5	I had a tight shirt.
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