RUNDOWN

Mitch and Hotshot Scott celebrate the Seahawks' ugly but necessary victory over Arizona before questioning the Mariners' hiring of 36-year-old manager Jason Kanzler and Jerry Dipoto's continued control. Growing "Fire Fisch" chants follow Washington's disastrous loss to Penn State before Stump the Band.

Brady Henderson joins Mitch to break down Seattle's 17–3 victory over Arizona, praising a dominant defensive performance while examining Drew Lock's turnover-free outing and uncertain health. They discuss Zach Charbonnet's resurgence, Jalen Milroe's readiness and the challenge of getting healthy before the bye week.

Brady Farkas and Joe Doyle reunite with Mitch to evaluate Seattle's risky hiring of 36-year-old Jason Kanzler, debating his lack of managerial experience, analytical approach and autonomy under Jerry Dipoto. They examine the revamped coaching staff before turning to a looming MLB lockout and the Mariners' uncertain offseason.

Rick Neuheisel joins Mitch riding an 8–2 betting streak before breaking down Notre Dame's controversial victory over Miami and Georgia's statement win against Ole Miss. They assess Utah's playoff position, BYU's fading hopes and Alabama's victory over LSU before previewing USC–Indiana and Utah–Arizona.

GUESTS

• Brady Henderson | ESPN Seahawks Insider
• Brady Farkas | Refuse to Lose Podcast
• Joe Doyle | Over-Slot
• Rick Neuheisel | CBS College Football Analyst, Dallas Renegades Head Coach & Former Washington Head Coach

TABLE OF CONTENTS

0:00 | A Beautifully Ugly Seahawks Win, Mariners Skepticism & Fire Fisch Chants

20:31 | Seahawks No-Table: Seahawks Defense Dominates, Quarterback Questions & a Playoff Path

40:20 | Mariners No-Table: Mariners Gamble on Kanzler as Lockout Looms

1:03:58 | Rick Neuheisel: Playoff Chaos, Philip Rivers & an 8–2 Betting Heater

1:32:03 | OTHER STUFF: Puka Nacua's historic 150-yard receiving performances, Mitch's grocery shopping cart rotation obsession, Raiders' six-game defensive collapse, Raiders-49ers fan brawl, Seahawks' NFC playoff positioning and remaining schedule, Philip Rivers and Russell Wilson competing for NC State coaching job, Lamar Odom and Morgan Fairchild joining OnlyFans, Antonio Brown's aggravated assault plea deal, Washington quarterback recruit Blake Roskopf decommits, Stevie Wonder's ex-fiancée housing dispute, 19-year-old Blades Brown's historic PGA Tour victory HEADLINES Scientists claim vibrating mattresses could help clear Alzheimer's proteins from the brain, Australian influencer wearing Crocs nearly loses fish to crocodile, airport passenger allegedly urinates toward fellow travelers, Lauren Boebert demands hand recount in razor-thin election RIPS Victims of the Florida plane crash (names and ages not specified)

RUNDOWN

Mitch and Hotshot Scott open Episode 405 with a painful trip down memory lane to Mitch's school days at the Benjamin School before comparing those childhood punishments to Seattle's humiliating loss to Chicago. They question Mike Macdonald's coaching, Brian Fleury's predictable offense, Sam Darnold's struggles and Grey Zabel's regression before examining the Seahawks' remaining playoff path.

Mitch and Jacson dissect Seattle's embarrassing Monday night loss to Chicago, questioning a disastrous offensive line and Brian Fleury's predictable play-calling. Jacson compares Fleury's struggles to Ryan Grubb's failed tenure and predicts another one-and-done offensive coordinator.

Rick Neuheisel joins Mitch riding a 7–2 betting streak and recounting his humiliating Halloween costume on CBS before celebrating USC's victory over Ohio State. They examine Florida State's coaching vacancy, Demond Williams Jr.'s heroics against Nebraska and Washington's quarterback dilemma before previewing a loaded college football weekend.

Jason Puckett's innocent question about Dan Marino unleashes one of Mitch's wildest broadcasting stories. Mitch recalls discovering that a Miami Dolphins PR employee impersonated linebacker John Offerdahl during a radio interview, earning him a promised favor from team executive Harvey Greene. When Greene later ignores Mitch's request for a Marino interview, the story erupts into a heated confrontation on Super Bowl Radio Row, leaving Hugh Millen in hysterics and Mitch permanently blacklisted by his favorite NFL franchise.

GUESTS

• Jacson Bevens | Seahawks Analyst, Cigar Thoughts
• Rick Neuheisel | CBS College Football Analyst, Dallas Renegades Head Coach & Former Washington Head Coach
• Jason Puckett | PuckSports

TABLE OF CONTENTS

0:00 | Seahawks Taken to the Woodshed in Monday Night Meltdown

26:27 | Seahawks No-Table: Seahawks Humiliated in Chicago as Brian Fleury's Future Comes Into Question

43:30 | Rick Neuheisel: USC Stuns Ohio State, Washington's Quarterback Drama & a Wild Playoff Race

1:09:47 | Mitch & Puck: Dan Marino, a Fake NFL Interview & Mitch's Lifetime Dolphins Ban

1:25:29 | OTHER STUFF: Washington's quarterback controversy involving Demond Williams Jr. and Jedd Fisch, Chris Lawson's miraculous fourth-down touchdown catch, Mariners managerial finalists Joe Espada and Jason Kanzler, Andrés Muñoz's exercised option and Victor Robles' declined option, Randy Arozarena and J.P. Crawford entering free agency, Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson breakup rumors, Baker Mayfield's zero-completion victory over Atlanta, Ric Flair's recovery from surgery, former Husky Jonah Coleman's heroics against Kansas City, Chiefs signing Justin Tucker, Kordell Stewart's Slash and Burn documentary, Paul Pierce's financial troubles HEADLINES Strongman pulls a car with his penis while dressed as Michael Myers, scientists design a splash-free urinal, AI safety expert stops saving for retirement over fears of human extinction, New Hampshire trucker arrested with 170 bottles of beer in his cab RIPS Dan Doornink (70), June Jones (73), Patrick Stewart (86), Susan Saint James (80), DJ Tuiasosopo (16)

RUNDOWN

Mitch and Hotshot Scott celebrate Seattle's dominant Sunday night victory over Kansas City, with Scott recounting the electric atmosphere at Lumen Field and the return of the Seahawks' classic uniforms. They marvel at a defense that kept Patrick Mahomes out of the red zone, Emmanuel Wilson's breakout performance and another Sam Darnold interception.

Jacson Bevens joins Mitch for the Seahawks No-Table following Seattle's dominant victory over Kansas City, spotlighting Emmanwori and Derick Hall before examining Sam Darnold's impressive performance. Jacson praises Emmanuel Wilson's reliability, Jaxon Smith-Njigba's historic production and Brian Fleury's aggressive play-calling.

Rick Neuheisel joins Mitch to unpack UCF's wild victory over BYU, USC's struggles against Wisconsin and mounting pressure on Lincoln Riley amid a wave of coaching firings. They explore Northwestern's surprising playoff possibilities, Oregon's unraveling season and Arizona's emergence as a Big 12 contender.

Jason Puckett joins Mitch to debate Seattle's managerial search, the Mariners' reluctance to spend and a hilarious Mike Holmgren story about finding his own replacement. They turn to the rumored feud between Troy Aikman and Joe Buck, questioning Aikman's personality and Hall of Fame credentials.

GUESTS

• Jacson Bevens | Seahawks Analyst, Cigar Thoughts
• Rick Neuheisel | CBS College Football Analyst, Dallas Renegades Head Coach & Former Washington Head Coach
• Jason Puckett | Puck Sports

TABLE OF CONTENTS

0:00 | Seahawks Smother the Chiefs, Retro Glory & Atlanta's Famous 404

16:17 | Seahawks No-Table: Seattle's Suffocating Defense, Darnold's Dangerous Decisions & JSN's Historic Pace

40:07 | Rick Neuheisel: Coaching Chaos, Northwestern's Playoff Dreams & a Spooky Big Ten Pick

1:06:05 | Jason Puckett: Mariners Manager Apathy, Aikman-Buck Drama & a Retro Gaming Rabbit Hole

1:26:16 | OTHER STUFF: Washington Huskies quarterback Elijah Brown and upcoming Nebraska matchup, Oregon fires offensive coordinator after third loss, Troy Aikman and Joe Buck contract dispute, Tennessee Titans release Jordan Elliott following gun incident involving JC Latham, NFL investigates Jalen Hurts' blood clot diagnosis and Eagles medical care, Michael Robinson's controversial comments, J.J. Watt replaces Tony Romo as CBS lead NFL analyst, Jay-Z reportedly selected for Super Bowl LXI halftime show, Marshall Faulk reveals Parkinson's diagnosis, Shawne Merriman ordered to pay $4 million in wrongful death lawsuit, Stevie Wonder seeks to evict former girlfriend after nearly 40 years of free housing, Ric Flair hospitalized after fall. HEADLINES Ric Flair hospitalized after Tampa fall as Grim Reaper reportedly gets fired, New York brewery security cameras allegedly capture ghost in kitchen, Torchy's Tacos customer sues after finding cow tooth in taco, rapper Boosie Badazz's son arrested on drug and gun charges, French man receives world's first double arm and shoulder transplant after 23 years without arms. RIPS Dale Brown (90), Todd Benzinger (63), Lawrence McCutcheon (76), Tom Skerritt (93), Richard Riehle (78), John Anderson (71).

RUNDOWN

Scott goes on a disastrous road trip to Sunnyside for Piper's ACT, only to arrive four minutes late and find the doors locked.Yes, Sundays are weird without Seattle football.

Mitch, Brady, and Jacson dissect Seattle's agonizing overtime loss to Denver, questioning Sam Darnold's decision-making and whether Drew Lock deserves consideration. They examine the offensive line's alarming regression, a depleted backfield, and Brian Fleury's questionable play-calling.

Rick Neuheisel joins Mitch to debate the proposed 24-team College Football Playoff and whether expansion will diminish the regular season's drama. They revisit a chaotic weekend of upsets, controversial finishes involving Miami–Florida State and BYU–Notre Dame, and the SEC's unpredictable hierarchy.

Ray Roberts joins Mitch for Upon Further Review following Seattle's heartbreaking overtime loss to Denver, explaining how a dominant defense handles an offense that keeps letting it down.

GUESTS

• Brady Henderson | ESPN.com Seahawks Insider
• Jacson Bevens | Seahawks Analyst, Cigar Thoughts
• Rick Neuheisel | CBS College Football Analyst, Dallas Renegades Head Coach & Former Washington Head Coach
• Ray Roberts | Former Seahawks offensive lineman and Seahawks Radio Network analyst

TABLE OF CONTENTS

0:00 | Scott's ACT Road Trip From Hell & Seattle's Super Bowl Hangover

13:31 | Seahawks No-Table: Darnold's Struggles, a Broken Offense & a Defense Left Hanging

29:21 | Rick Neuheisel: Playoff Expansion, College Football Chaos & Washington's Quarterback Controversy

52:30 | Ray Roberts: Seattle's Broken Offense, Locker Room Frustration & the Darnold Dilemma

1:25:14 | OTHER STUFF: Aaron Rodgers ties Peyton Manning with 539 career touchdown passes, Kenneth Walker Week ahead of Seahawks-Chiefs, Cardinals stun the Rams, Puka Nacua's dominance, Miami tops the AP poll after historic college football chaos, 24-team playoff expansion, Washington's Elijah Brown–Demond Williams quarterback controversy, Amar'e Stoudemire graduates from police academy, Serbian tennis player Stefan Milicevic receives 24-year match-fixing ban, Marilyn Monroe's Palm Springs home sells for $2.8 million, Muckleshoot Casino gambler wins $410,631 on a $15 bet, Hilary Swank's pregnancy and autograph confrontation, HEADLINES UK exhibit features real dead bodies riding horses, playing basketball and having sex, New Zealand bank asks people to stop sexualizing its sheep mascot, Spider-Man fans fall short of Guinness World Record at New York Comic Con, New Jersey officials warn drivers about sex-crazed deer RIPS RJ Mitte (34)

RUNDOWN

It was absolute misery following Seattle's heartbreaking loss to San Francisco, debating Cooper Kupp's controversial fourth-down reach and Jaxon Smith-Njigba's missed catch. They turn to Washington's ugly loss to Iowa and growing frustration with Jedd Fisch and Demond Williams Jr. before lightening the mood with Episode 402's Nebraska connection.

Mitch questions Seattle's clock management, examines Josh Jobe's nightmare matchup with Mike Evans, and explains how an otherwise dominant defense collapsed late.

Brady Henderson joins Mitch from Lumen Field following Seattle's painful 32-29 loss to San Francisco. They dissect four costly turnovers, George Holani's disastrous fumble, and Seattle's inability to run effectively on first down. Brady examines the struggling offensive line, Cooper Kupp's controversial fourth-down spot, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba's crucial drop before assessing the secondary and Thursday's quick turnaround in Denver.

Rick Neuheisel joins Mitch to unpack a wild college football weekend, beginning with UCLA's upset of Oregon and Bob Chesney's remarkable turnaround. They examine Kentucky's fearless play-calling, Georgia's win over Alabama, Arch Manning's uncertain future, and the playoff outlook for Oregon and LSU. Rick explains why Elijah Brown gives Washington a better offensive rhythm than Demond Williams Jr., previews Ohio State–Indiana, and makes Alabama his official pick against Tennessee.

GUESTS

• Brady Henderson | ESPN.com Seahawks Insider
• Rick Neuheisel | CBS College Football Analyst, Dallas Renegades Head Coach & Former Washington Head Coach

TABLE OF CONTENTS

0:00 | Seahawks Heartbreak, Husky Havoc & No One Sleeps

13:31 | Four Turnovers, One Nightmare & a Super Bowl Hangover

29:21 | Seahawks No-Table: Turnover Trouble, Offensive Struggles & a Costly 49ers Loss

52:30 | Rick Neuheisel: UCLA's Stunning Rise, Oregon's Playoff Trouble & Washington's Quarterback Crisis

1:25:14 | OTHER STUFF: Jedd Fisch's future at Washington, Huskies' bowl eligibility concerns, Mariners playoff disappointment, Rays and Guardians payrolls versus Seattle, Dana Altman's departure from Oregon basketball, Alex Ovechkin's retirement announcement, Arch Manning's struggles and Charlie Woods' expectations, Barry Manilow's interrupted Las Vegas comeback, Dak Prescott's confrontation with a fan, Eagles' heartbreaking London loss to the Jaguars, Seahawks-49ers Thanksgiving weekend rematch. HEADLINES Idaho man attempts Guinness World Record by moving malt balls with a straw, influencer demonstrates bizarre shopping-bag penis enlargement trick, intoxicated woman accused of masturbating aboard American Airlines flight, CDC reports rise in sexually transmitted diarrhea. RIPS Mike Ditka (86), Sam McDowell (84), Dennis Haskins (75), Freddie Jackson (70), Eva Marie Saint (102).

RUNDOWN

With Hotshot Scott away, Danny O'Neil moves up from the kids' table for Episode 401 and joins Mitch to marvel at Jim Mora's latest sideline eruption, including his defensive coordinator walking out mid-game. Danny recalls some unforgettable Mora moments from his Seahawks tenure before the guys celebrate the 401 area code with some Rhode Island geography and roll through Stump the Band.

Mitch and Danny try to determine just how good the defending champion Seahawks really are after an uneven start, with Danny declaring Seattle's defense the NFL's best and highlighting Nick Emmanwori's impact. They explain why Sunday's showdown with undefeated San Francisco carries major early-season stakes before turning to Washington's encouraging loss at USC.

Brady Henderson and Jacson Bevens break down Seattle's sloppy 30–23 win over the Chargers, including a staggering 30 combined penalties and Mike Macdonald's frustration with the Seahawks' lack of discipline. They assess Leonard Williams' injury, Emmanuel Wilson's emergence and Seattle's uncertain identity through four games before looking ahead to a pivotal matchup with undefeated San Francisco.

Rick Neuheisel reacts to Colorado State's bizarre mid-game coordinator exit before celebrating son Jerry and Northwestern's demolition of Penn State. He breaks down Washington's competitive loss at USC and the changes needed to help Demond Williams, weighs Lincoln Riley's hot seat and previews Alabama-Georgia and UCLA-Oregon. After saluting Idaho's stunning FCS upset and Yale quarterback Dante Reno's emotional performance, Rick puts his four-game winning streak on Ole Miss covering at Vanderbilt.

GUESTS

• Daniel Timothy O'Neil | The Dang Apostrophe
• Brady Henderson | ESPN.com Seahawks Insider
• Jacson Bevens | Seahawks Analyst, Cigar Thoughts
• Rick Neuheisel | CBS College Football Analyst, Dallas Renegades Head Coach & Former Washington Head Coach

TABLE OF CONTENTS

0:00 | Jim Mora Goes Nuclear & Stump the Band

13:31 | How Good Are the Seahawks & What's Wrong with the Huskies?

29:21 | Seahawks No-Table: Penalty Problems, Winning Ugly & a Massive 49ers Test

52:30 | Rick Neuheisel: Coordinator Chaos, Husky Concerns & Alabama-Georgia

1:25:14 | OTHER STUFF: New Seahawks owner's "never say never" relocation comments, Jedd Fisch's job security and Washington's injury excuse, Jerry Dipoto staying while the Mariners hire a new manager, NBA expansion focusing on Las Vegas before Seattle, Trail Blazers broadcaster fired over offensive teenage tweets, Tony Romo's departure from CBS following a DUI arrest.

RUNDOWN

Mitch and Hotshot Scott celebrate Episode 400 before surveying a brutal Seattle sports weekend: Washington's loss to Minnesota, the Mariners' disappointing finish and the Seahawks' mistake-filled 33–31 loss to Washington. They debate Sam Darnold's gunslinger tendencies and Hotshots's annual complaint about defensive players who can't catch,

Brady Henderson and Jacson Bevens dissect a maddening 33–31 loss to Washington, from Sam Darnold's brilliant-but-costly return to a nonexistent running game and Jadarian Price's growing fumbling problem. They assess a defense that unraveled when it mattered, Tory Horton's emergence and Rashid Shaheed's quiet start before marveling at JSN's ridiculous early-season pace.

Brady Farkas and Joe Doyle close the book on a disastrous 76–86 Mariners season, starting with Dan Wilson's departure and the decision to retain Jerry Dipoto and Justin Hollander. They debate Seattle's next manager and what went wrong before turning to a pivotal offseason.

Rick Neuheisel celebrates another winning pick before unpacking Iowa's wild finish against Michigan and the growing differences between college and NFL clock management. He weighs in on Oregon-USC, Jeremiah Smith's dominance and the latest SEC shakeups before diagnosing Washington's offensive problems following its loss to Minnesota.

GUESTS

• Brady Henderson | ESPN.com Seahawks Insider
• Jacson Bevens | Seahawks Analyst, Cigar Thoughts
• Rick Neuheisel | CBS College Football Analyst, Dallas Renegades Head Coach & Former Washington Head Coach
• Brady Farkas | Host, Refuse to Lose podcast
• Joe Doyle | MLB analyst, Over-Slot

TABLE OF CONTENTS

0:00 | Episode 400, Seattle Sports Misery & the Sam Darnold Experience

17:02 | Seahawks No-Table: Darnold's Wild Ride, Price's Fumbles & a Game Seattle Gave Away

45:32 | Mariners No-Table: Dan Wilson Out, a Lost Season & the Decisions Ahead

1:08:45 | Rick Neuheisel: Husky Trouble, College Football Chaos & a Three-Game Heater

1:46:22 | OTHER STUFF: Seahawks looking ahead to the 49ers, San Francisco and Seattle injury concerns, Jadarian Price's fumbling problems, P.J. Fleck's bloody postgame celebration, Kevin Calabro joining the Timberwolves, Wisconsin fraternity hazing arrests, Steph Curry's $116 million extension, Tim Tebow pausing his LifeSurge relationship, Team USA's Presidents Cup comeback, Gregg Popovich marrying Mike Budenholzer's ex-wife. HEADLINES Woman charged over alleged sexual activity with family dog, Georgia trespasser takes late-night hot tub with rubber duck, China leases two giant pandas to Zoo Atlanta, Boeing 737 MAX software bug disables autopilot during aborted landing. RIPS Bob Pettit (93), Chris Spatola (47), Presley Gerber (27), Peter Byrne (74).

RUNDOWN

Mitch and Hotshot Scott open Episode 399 by wondering what kind of prize awaits them at 400 before celebrating Seattle's 2-0 start, Drew Lock's stellar work filling in for Sam Darnold and another monster day from Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

Brady Henderson and Jacson Bevens break down Seattle's 31-7 demolition of Arizona, from Jaxon Smith-Njigba's remarkable dominance to a defense that allowed just 151 yards. They discuss Sam Darnold's improving health, Drew Lock's sensational performance and a maturing approach at quarterback before assessing Seattle's offensive line and safety situation.

Rick Neuheisel breaks down Ole Miss' huge win over LSU and a wide-open SEC before dissecting NC State's disastrous late-game clock management against Vanderbilt. Rick weighs in on Oregon throwing while up 77-0, USC's run-game problem and the turmoil surrounding Bill Belichick at North Carolina.

Brady Farkas and Joe Doyle assess the Mariners' final six games, Andrés Muñoz's future at closer and Kade Anderson's encouraging development before debating whether Seattle should trade George Kirby to fill a hole in the lineup.

GUESTS

• Brady Henderson | ESPN.com Seahawks Insider
• Jacson Bevens | Seahawks Analyst, Cigar Thoughts
• Rick Neuheisel | CBS College Football Analyst, Dallas Renegades Head Coach & Former Washington Head Coach
• Brady Farkas | Host, Refuse to Lose podcast
• Joe Doyle | MLB analyst, Over-Slot

TABLE OF CONTENTS

0:00 | Drew Lock Delivers, JSN Dominates & Episode 400 Awaits

20:57 | Seahawks No-Table: Drew Lock Shines & Seattle's Defense Dominates

45:42 | Rick Neuheisel: SEC Chaos, Oregon Runs It Up & College Football's Worst Clock Blunder

1:13:05 | Mariners No-Table: Brady Farkas & Joe Doyle: The Final Six, Cade Anderson's Future & Farewell to Rick Rizzs

1:35:05 | OTHER STUFF | Hailie Khalil wins dismissal of Matt Khalil lawsuit, Ichiro Suzuki throws 127-pitch shutout against Japanese high school girls, Bill Belichick pushes back on Jordon Hudson influence claims, NFL changes video-board rules after Patriots kicking controversy, Taylor Swift teaches Tom Cruise about football, Sean Payton asks Drew Brees about emergency comeback, OpenAI AI concerns, UCLA offers students free football and basketball admission. HEADLINES Thailand prostitution warning as 5,000 U.S. sailors arrive, English zoo accidentally advertises "Child Predator Tour," snake found in grocery store bread aisle, Orville Peck says he hooked up with a Las Vegas Raiders player, Stedman Bailey charged after allegedly having sex in mall arcade. RIPS Fred Young (64), Brian Wolfe (45), Bob Mackie (87), Duncan Sheik (56), Mike Sweetney (43), Brian "Bald Bryan" Bishop (48).