From the quantum fiber studio, this is Brock and Salk on Seattle Sports.

Brock Ewerd is my hero.

Jay Buter just punched me in the kidney.

We're going to see you what I'm in the energy.

That really worked that way, Sherm.

This is a show that has my name on it.

It's kind of tough.

Now here are your hosts, Brock Ewerd and Mike Salk.

Hello! Now here are your hosts. Brock Eward and Mike Salk. Hello. Hello. Hello.

All right.

Final hour of our morning here, Brock, Shannon Dreher in 30 minutes.

We'll talk through some Mariners stuff with her as we bounce around a little bit.

We are just four days away from the NFL draft starting on Thursday.

Will the Seahawks do anything on Thursday? Well, they'll either have to make a pick or trade out. So in some way, they will act. Will it be to bring a new player to Seattle? I don't know. We're going to find out. Brock's got four profiles left. So let's see what we got today. This is Brock Hewords select. This is Brock Hewords draft profile. Do you want traits? Check. You want a vocal leader? Check. At the end of the day, you have to say, okay, what's best the organization? Can you make people around you better? And can you bring people together? Every day leading up to the draft. Number four on my list. I've chatted about him before when the combine hit a month ago.

He hit my radar that much more.

Number four on my list is Logan Jones, offensive center, University of Iowa.

We only get our linemen now from North Dakota State and Iowa.

That's a pretty good, pretty good place.

That's, I think, a mantra of a lot of folks in the NFL because, well, they train them up,

they develop them, they equip them. And Logan Jones fits in that boat. These small town,

Iowa kids came into the program, about 260 pounds, but a really, dynamic, strong kind of defense alignment, kind of

offensive linemen.

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