Get to the freaking auto!

From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock & Sock on Seattle Sports.

I don't read the internet, guys.

Take the bull by the hands.

And Brooke, you are.

Now here are your hosts, Brock Heward and Mike Saul.

Ata, Maya!

Oh, good morning.

Happy Friday.

Neither of those two people are here. Don't worry, though. You have me,

Mike Lefcoe, and Brady now joining me here on Brock and Salk. Brady, good morning. Welcome.

The bootleg version of Brock and Salk. I prefer to think of it as the upgraded version. There's that.

The alternate version. Okay, so we're doing answer the question jerk at 945. And that was because of those two. We're just the enlightened men on the mic version. Yeah. You got the glasses going. You bring the scholarly air to this show. Well, we're going to try to do what the Seahawks defense does, which is, hey, when the starters are out, the next man comes in and it's like, it's the same, there's no drop off. Hopefully, yes. No, Brock and Salk, they do a fine job. As always, they'll be back in some form next week. But you have us for the rest of the show, and we have a good show coming up. We have your counterpart in Indianapolis. Stephen Holder covers the Colts for ESPN. He's joining us at 730 to talk about this headline and this storyline that has kind of taken over the entirety of this matchup. I was talking to Mora before the show about how funny it is that the Seahawks are playing the Colts, but all anyone has talked about is Philip Rivers. Yeah. It's like, oh, Philip Rivers is coming to play in the NFL, which rightly so. It's a wild story. It is taking over all of this. So we'll dive into a little bit more of the actual Colts team with him and then at 8 o'clock as well. But yeah, it is pretty funny. It is wild. It's just absurd that Philip Rivers is coming to play quarterback. If it wasn't the NFL where wild things happen somewhat regularly, this would be jaw dropping.

And on some levels it is.

And I was talking to Bob and Dave yesterday afternoon about how whenever you see a guy like come out of retirement,

like let's say Brandon Graham, for instance, right, the Eagles edge edge rusher so I think he retired at the end of last season and then he's retired for

what six seven months and then he comes back in you know in the middle of this season to me

you know he's in his what mid late 30s to me that is impressive enough when a, when you're a top-tier athlete, one of the best athletes on the planet,

and you go half a year, whatever it is, without, like, truly honing your craft and training

and you come back and jump right back into it, to me, that's almost, I mean, I can't imagine how guys do it.

Now you're talking about a guy who's 44 years old, who has not played in five years.

I mean, five months is impressive.

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