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From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock and Salk on Seattle Sports.

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And Brooke, you are.

Now here are your hosts.

Brock Heward and Mike Saul.

And the fire.

All right, final hour of the Brock and Salk show today. I almost said of our week because we just had G-in, and usually that's how it goes. But no, we do have another day. Tomorrow, John Smolts will join us. Brian Baldinger is going to join us. It should be a fun day on a Friday. Spolts and Goldie, by the way.

On the call Saturday, National Television. Nice. Very cool. In Cleveland, as Mariners kick off that road trip. And then, of course, we'll have your calls tomorrow as well. If you've got a fantasy draft coming up and you want advice from the great Mora Dooley and her long fingers, please text us. A question now, 866-979-376.

Although apparently some people think it's more of a long neck. At least that's what our caller earlier suggested. Kind of a Steve Grogan. One didn't know. He was having to Google there. Merton Hank's situation. Long a second toe. Yeah. I mean, there's consistency and continuity. A lot of language. I'm a tall person. A lot of length. Absolutely. I know. Yes. We're the same height, though, and yet no one describes me that way. It's very weird in how that works. All right. We are continuing to get ready for the season, Brock. And today that leads us to our number seven, most intriguing Seahawk.

Number seven.

We've barely talked about this guy, which is amazing because he is truly the number seven most intriguing guy on this team and one of the best players on this team.

And yet, I don't feel like we've spent a lot of time on

Devin Witherspoon this year. We talk a little bit about how loud he is and how much he's talking

when he's out on the practice field. And maybe because you just don't really see or feel all of

his impact until the game really becomes full contact and you see what he does and how many different

positions he plays and when he's coming off the edge on a blitz versus when he finds himself

in coverage and does he go inside? Does he go outside? But all of the versatility is a huge part

of what makes him intriguing in the way a guy like Mike McDonald uses him and deploys him,

I think will be even more fascinating in year two and more, you know, I think he should have more

versatility than he did even in year one.

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