Hour 3 - How The Ernest Jones Trade Compares To The Marshawn Lynch Trade, Charles Davis

Brock and Salk

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🗓️ 3 December 2024

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Brock and Salk look back to the Marshawn Lynch trade, a deal that altered the Seahawks franchise in so many ways. They compare that to the Ernest Jones trade and explain why they wonder if there are some real similarities there. Later, they welcome on Charles Davis of CBS Sports, who is broadcasting the Seahawks-Cardinals game this upcoming week, to get his look on the Seahawks and what has gone so well for them as of late.

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Mike Salk here.
0:01.1	Just want to say thanks for listening to the Brock and Salk podcast.
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0:16.9	Get me a freaking auto!
0:18.0	From the Quantum Fiber Studio.
0:20.6	This is Brock and Sck on Seattle Sports.
0:24.3	Brock Heward and Mark, Matt, Markers.
0:27.3	Sorry about just...
0:28.5	Mike.
0:29.3	Mike.
0:29.9	Heward, not exactly Joe Cap there in the pocket.
0:32.8	Now here are your hosts.
0:34.2	Brock Heward and Mike Salk.
0:40.3	So on October 5th, 2010, do you remember that day, Brock?
0:45.5	October 5th, 2010?
0:47.4	That was a Tuesday, I believe, yeah?
0:50.3	Must have been.
0:52.0	I thought those crazy people with their brains that they can do that like figure that out
0:55.6	yeah no yeah i'm out on that october 5th 2010 the seahawks made a huge trade they dealt a fourth
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