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Bob and Dave are joined by Seahawks Tight End Eric Saubert to get his thoughts on how the offensive player meetings helped in their win over the Chiefs, his role in Brian Fleury’s offensive scheme, and how he’ll use his experience playing for the Bears on Monday night.

Stacy and Bryan Walters are joined by Bears Reporter for The Athletic Kevin Fishbain to get the inside look at the Seahawks week eight opponent and to discuss how the Bears acquisition of Jeffery Simmons changes their Monday Night matchup against the Seahawks.

Olin Kreutz joins the show to share what he loves about Quenton Nelson after working with him since his time at Notre Dame, why Nelson is a great fit here, what Jeffrey Simmons brings to the Bears, how Chicago feels about Caleb Williams, and how impressive both Ben Johnson and Mike Macdonald have been so far as head coaches.

Brock answers three football questions:

-What do Jason Kelce and Salk have in common when it comes to their football understanding?

-Why is it realistic for Jadarian Price to play Monday Night?

-What will be one of the biggest unsung storylines Monday Night?

Bob and Dave are joined by outside linebacker Dante Fowler Jr. live at the VMAC to discuss what he’s learned about Mike Macdonald in his first season in Seattle.

Monday Night Football is coming to Lumen Field. Gee Scott previews Bears vs Seahawks, with a history lesson for Bears fans and a breakdown of Caleb Williams, Ben Johnson, and the Jeffrey Simmons trade.

Gee also covers the Dark Side defense, Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s run, the Seahawks offensive line, and the turnover battle that could decide the game. He closes with three reasons Seattle wins, including a wild card pick.

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Salk heard a clip of Ashton Jeanty talking about the Jets having some players that don't want to tackle and it made him all that much more thankful for the Seahawks defense.

Brock answers three football questions:

-Who are a few pass rushers or running backs that could still be in the mix before the trade deadline?

-Did the Seahawks show the blueprint for slowing down Ken Walker and the KC offense?

-Both Ben Johnson & Caleb Williams raved about the Seahawks defense. What are some numbers those two should be very keen to when it comes to the Dark Side defense?

Peter Schrager joins the show to discuss the Seahawks big trade for Quenton Nelson, John Schneider's skill at getting these in season deals done, his takeaways from the win over the Chiefs, and how the NFC West is stacking up right now.

Former NFL offensive linemen and Colt, Jeff Saturday joins the show to give us some background on Quenton Nelson, why he thinks Nelson is a perfect fit for Seattle, why he doesn't think the scheme change will be an issue, how he helps the run game, and what the expected move to right guard will be like for Grey Zabel.

Seahawks Draft Blog’s Rob Staton joins Bump and Stacy to discuss a potential Jonathan Taylor trade, the Quentin Nelson deal.

Daniel Jeremiah joins Brock and Salk to discuss the Seahawks win over the Chiefs, what was most impressive about the defense, why every team wishes they had a Nick Emmanwori, what sets JSN apart, whether Sam Darnold's performance is sustainable and how the O-line performed.

Brock answers three football questions:

-Why has Mike Macdonald become a little more ambiguous with his injury information over the last year plus?

-What do you and a certain Tim Hasselbeck see in common with the Seahawks?

-Where does the current Seahawks roster rank in the NFL?

Bob and Dave are joined by Seahawks wide receiver Irv Charles to discuss the Seahawks offensive system, Kenneth Walker’s return to Seattle, the experience that Cooper Kupp and JSN have.

NFL analyst Mark Schlereth joins Wyman and Bob to discuss how the Seahawks’ defense dominated against a strong Kansas City Chiefs offense, The Steelers’ success so far this season, the Seahawks’ upcoming game against the Chicago Bears, if the Vikings are the real deal, and the 49ers injuries affecting their team.

Gee Scott reacts to the Seahawks 20 to 3 win over the Chiefs. Kansas City managed just 11 first downs, the lowest of Patrick Mahomes’ career, and never reached the red zone as Seattle extended its streak to 36 games without allowing a 100 yard rusher.

Gee breaks down why the Dark Side defense is the real deal, how prime time at Lumen Field changes the game, and why championship culture matters most. He also makes the case for a number one running back before the trade deadline and looks ahead to the Bears on Monday Night Football.

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Bump and Stacy visit with ESPN Radio's Mike Golic Sr live in studio on Monday as they discuss the Seahawks' decisive victory over the Chiefs on Sunday Night Football.

Brock answers three football questions:

-The obvious narrative changing number was 14 for 36. But what was an even bigger number for the Seahawks defense?

-The Seahawks were 11/16 on 3rd Down, why?

-Pete Carroll’s formula came to life last night….what were the finals numbers and what role did it play?

The guys are joined by Seahawks Kicker Jason Myers to talk about how the Special Teams group has been performing so far, how he deals with missing a field goal, and how the locker room has started to come together.

How important is a win on Sunday? It's not do or die but it feels like you have to win at least one of the next two. Mike Lefko and Brock break that down.