Hour 1 - A Wild Stat About NFL Wide Receivers, Around The Station

Brock and Salk

Seattle Sports

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4.6 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 14 January 2025

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Salk looks at a stat regarding the remaining NFL wide receivers left in the playoffs and what their salaries are, and uses it as a talking point for why giving DK Metcalf $30 million might not be the Seahawks best use of resources. Then, they go Around The Station with some sound from other shows about the Seahawks and Mariners.

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0:00.0	Get to the freaking auto!
0:01.5	From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock and Salk on Seattle Sports.
0:07.6	I don't read the internet, guys.
0:08.7	Take the bowl by the hands.
0:10.0	And Brooke, you are.
0:11.4	And Brooke, you are.
0:13.5	Now here are your hosts.
0:14.7	Brock Heward and Mike Salk.
0:16.7	And that's fire!
0:20.7	Yep, good morning.
0:21.7	Hi, everybody.
0:22.2	Brock and Salk Show, Seattle Sports 710, Seattle Sports.com, Seattle Sports app, all the podcast platforms, everywhere.
0:30.0	All of them.
0:30.6	You know it.
0:31.6	You know which one you like to use.
0:33.3	Maybe it's Spotify.
0:34.2	I barely mentioned Spotify in a while.
0:35.8	You can always find us there and download the podcast and listen to us a little later.
0:40.0	If that's your preference and we're certainly happy to have you there or YouTube or Apple Podcasts or, you know, one of the others that I'm not really nearly as familiar with.
0:49.4	So thanks.
0:50.2	Thanks for finding us and time shifting the show.
0:55.2	Speaking, I don't want to make a time shifting segue, but good morning.
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