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On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett and Jim Moore,  discuss the challenges of moving, the stress it brings, and the humorous moments that arise from it. They also touch on technical difficulties during a live show, the antics of dogs in a park, and delve into the dynamics of college football and NIL money. Puck and Moore  talk about the role of sports media, including  the dynamics between sports figures and media, and the challenges of maintaining journalistic integrity while being partnered with sports teams. They delve into the implications of Jerry Jones' threats to media hosts, the ethics of sports reporting. Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, on the poor performance of the Seahawks OL.  How culpable is John Schneider?  Are the Seahawks even a playoff team at this point?  We agree that Geno Smith is a good quarterback , but not good enough to win you a Super Bowl and the team right now has a serious lack of veteran leadership and that’s a major red flag for Mike Macdonald. Puck and Rob  discuss the evolving landscape of college football  and its impact on NFL preparation , particularly for offensive linemen. They analyze the current state of the Seahawks, focusing on team dynamics, leadership issues, and coaching challenges. The discussion also highlights the importance of accountability within the team and reaction to what Tyler Lockett said about the team not being prepared. Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, joins for his weekly offseason Mariners talk and they focus on the future of catcher Cal Raleigh.  Does Cal want to be here full-time?  What would it cost the organization to keep him around if they offer a contract extension?  Would Cal consider dropping Scott Boras as his agent?  If they eventually part ways with Cal, how ready is Harry Ford?Puck and Divish  touch  on the dynamics between players and management, emphasizing the need for clear communication and the number one goal for Cal is to win a championship and is that something he can do in Seattle?Finally, “Hey, What the Puck?” Jerry Jones situation in Dallas with the sports radio host highlights an issue in modern day sports broadcasting.  Too many media outlets are now partners with sports teams, thus it prevents the personalities from really being critical of the team because you don’t want to damage the relationship. For the teams, it’s perfect. You have a nice, safe, comfortable space to talk.   Also, emotional scene last night in Columbus as the Blue Jackets honored the late Johnny Gaudreau. Rundown00:00 Jim has moved and he’s doing the show from a park with kids lighting off bottle rockets….Jim and Puck cover the Jerry Jones situation and how we would have handled a owner of a team telling us they he could take our jobs.  Jim recalls his story with Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto, when he told Jerry in an interview that his kids 15 year old baseball team could field better than the M’s. 30:27 Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog..com, on the poor performance of the Seahawks OL.  How culpable is John Schneider?  Are the Seahawks even a playoff team at this point?  We agree that Geno Smith is a good quarterback , but not good enough to win you a Super Bowl and the team right now has a serious lack of veteran leadership and that’s a major red flag for Mike Macdonald. 01:01:50 Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, joins for his weekly offseason Mariners talk and they focus on the future of catcher Cal Raleigh.  Does Cal want to be here full-time?  What would it cost the organization to keep him around if they offer a contract extension?  Would Cal consider dropping Scott Boras as his agent?  If they eventually part ways with Cal, how ready is Harry Ford?01:41:30 “Hey, What the Puck?” Jerry Jones situation in Dallas with the sports radio host highlights an issue in modern day sports broadcasting.  Too many media outlets are now partners with sports teams, thus it prevents the personalities from really being critical of the team because you don’t want to damage the relationship. For the teams, it’s perfect. You have a nice, safe, comfortable space to talk.   Also, emotional scene last night in Columbus as the Blue Jackets honored the late Johnny Gaudreau. 

On this weeks ‘Old Crimson Cougars Podcast, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by former All-American safety Paul Sorensen, Jim Moore and Jamey Vinnick from Cougfan talk all things  Washington State Cougars football,  the recent Fresno State game, quarterback John Mateer’s performance, coaching strategies, and defensive issues. They also touch on the future schedule and the overall culture of the team under Coach Dickert. They also  discuss the upcoming games on the Cougars schedule and which games might be problematic down the stretch for the Coug.  What kind of game and matchup will Hawaii give the Cougars. What will the crowd be like for homecoming and why do fans make excuses?Rundown00:00 The trio go right into giving each other shit for where they are.  Jim is moving and appears to be living in a Uhaul. 04:48 Fresno State game…Good news is that they won. Bad news they didn’t look good. 12:09 John Mateer performance has not been good of late 18:12 Some fans are upset at Ben Arbuckle and questioning Jake Dickert24:08 Defense continues to get pushed around 29:58 Jamey Vinnick, Cougfan.com, joins to discuss the season and the future schedule in 2025 31:09 Intriguing Matchups Ahead32:30 Analyzing Boise State's Performance35:13 Puck, Jim and Paul finish the show talking about Wayshawn Parker and wanting to use him more in the running game, especially win the pistol formation41:29 What game scares the three the most down the stretch?43:44 Will fans turnout for homecoming and why is it an issue to get people there?

In this episode of Cougs Corner, host Jason “Puck” Puckett speaks with WSU WR Kyle Williams, about his journey from UNLV to Washington State University. They discuss the evolution of college football, the impact of NIL opportunities, and the importance of financial responsibility for young athletes. Kyle shares his experiences in Pullman, his love for football, and the challenges faced during the season. The conversation highlights the balance between enjoying the game and managing the pressures that come with being a student-athlete. In this engaging conversation, Kyle Williams shares his journey from a hesitant young athlete to a passionate football player with dreams of the NFL. He reflects on his early experiences with football, the pivotal moment of receiving his first college offer, and the importance of building chemistry with quarterbacks. Kyle emphasizes the lessons he's learned about timing and mentorship, as well as the significance of rivalry games and the dynamics within his team. He also discusses his admiration for NFL players and his aspirations for the future, all while maintaining a light-hearted tone throughout the discussion.Rundown00:00 Kyle shares his thoughts on the hanging landscape of college football and the NIL03:02 Navigating Financial Responsibility as a Student Athlete06:30 The Pullman Experience: A City Boy's Perspective10:02 Game Analysis: Overcoming Midseason Challenges and lessons learned from the Fresno State game 13:07 The Love for Football: Nerves and Joy16:10 The Turning Point: First College Offer18:39 Building Chemistry with Quarterbacks20:38 Lessons Learned and Mentoring Younger Players23:34 Rivalry Games and the impact of the Apple Cup win 25:50 Coach Jake Dickert: Behind the Scenes…What is he like?

Jason “Puck” Puckett and Danny Kelly, The Ringer, discuss the emotional rollercoaster of being a fan of the Mariners and Seahawks, likening it to an abusive relationship. They delve into the challenges faced by the Seahawks' offensive line, the struggles in drafting and coaching, and the future of John Schneider in the organization. The discussion highlights the complexities of sports fandom, team dynamics, and the impact of coaching on player performance. Danny and  Puck discuss the Seattle Seahawks' recent performances, emphasizing the thin margins that define NFL games. They explore the team's potential, the importance of discipline, and the impact of injuries. The discussion also touches on Aaron Rodgers' influence within the Jets organization, recent trades in the NFL, and the overall unpredictability of the league. Additionally, they provide insights into fantasy football, highlighting key waiver wire picks for listeners.Rundown 00:00 M’s and Seahawks fans…it can be abusive 05:59 Offensive Line Challenges in the NFL…Why are teams having issues finding OL?08:59 Drafting and Coaching Issues in Offensive Line11:52 Future of John Schneider?  How many years does he have to fix their issues?23:44 Seahawks don’t feel that far away, do they?28:41 Wild Week in the NFL…Nick Siriani going after fans. Jerry Jones threatening radio hosts.  Jim Harbaugh heart problems. Davante Adams and Amari Cooper trades31:04 Fantasy Football Insights and Waiver Picks

On the latest John Canzano Show, Jason “Puck” Puckett and Canzano discuss various aspects of college football, including the impact of screen time on productivity, the ethical implications of coaching decisions, and the performance of players like Dillon Gabriel. Canzano and Puck  discuss the evolving landscape of college football, particularly focusing on the impact of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals on player recruitment and team performance. They explore the challenges coaches face in meeting fan expectations, especially in light of injuries and roster changes. The discussion also touches on the appeal of college football compared to the NFL, the difficulties teams encounter when traveling across time zones, and the potential future of coaching at USC, particularly regarding Lincoln Riley's position. The conversation highlights the complexities of modern college football, including financial implications and the need for adaptability among coaches.Rundown00:00 Get off your iPhone screens!!! 09:10 Ethics in Coaching: Is Dan Lanning a cheater or just smart?15:07 Dillon Gabriel's Performance and Coaching Accountability20:58 The Impact of NIL on College Football24:08 Coaching Challenges and Fan Expectations28:48 The Future of Cam Rising and Utah Football30:15 The Appeal of College Football vs. NFL33:11 Travel Challenges for College Teams38:19 USC's Coaching Future and Potential Changes…Would Jen Cohen reach out to Kalen DeBoer?

Today’s  Daily Puck Drop,  Jason “Puck” Puckett, opens up about the Seattle Seahawks, including the struggles of GM John Schneider in building a consistent offensive line, the recent addition to the defensive line, and the upcoming matchup against the Atlanta Falcons. The conversation also touches on the controversial firing of Jimmy Lake from the University of Washington and a debate on the merits of college football versus the NFL. Puckett emphasizes the importance of accountability in sports management and the excitement of college football compared to the predictability of the NFL.  Lastly, Puck finishes up with, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Jerry Jones attacks local radio hosts.Rundown00:00 LIVE show returns Wednesday! 03:14 Listeners…thank you for your patience! 06:59 John Schneider and Seahawks' Offensive Line Struggles21:01 Defensive Line Additions and Upcoming Matchup26:55 Jimmy Lake's Controversial Firing…Best thing that happened to UW 31:08 College Football vs. NFL…Which one is better?42:45 “Hey, What the Puck!” Jerry Jones attacks local radio hots 

In this episode of the Ground Puck Podcast, hosts Jason “Puck” Puckett, Curtis Crabtree, FOX 13 and Tim Booth, Seattle Times delve into the Seattle Seahawks' recent struggles, particularly focusing on their disappointing performance against the 49ers. The conversation covers the team's offensive line issues, the role of general manager John Schneider in team construction, and the impact of coaching decisions. They also discuss Geno Smith's leadership and body language, DK Metcalf's emotional challenges, and the upcoming games that will test the team's resilience.Rundown00:00 Seahawks struggling mightily on OL 02:58 Analyzing the Loss to the 49ers05:59 The Offensive Line Dilemma09:04 John Schneider's Role in Team Construction12:04 Coaching and Talent Misidentification14:59 Geno Smith's Body Language and Leadership18:06 DK Metcalf's Performance and Emotions21:06 Looking Ahead: Atlanta Falcons just a three point favorite?

On today’s Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett  and Jim Moore discuss various topics including Jim's current housing situation as he faces potential homelessness, their weekend sports experiences, and hatred for Seattle's traffic. Jim and Puck  wrap up the college football weekend, thoughts on the Cougs squeaking out a win against Fresno State and Washington getting trounced by Iowa.  Cougs are favored huge against Hawaii, but Puck and Jim are staying away from the game. Jim had a bad betting weekend…NFL killed him. Puck once again experiences technical problems and will start day drinking! Rundown00:00 Technical Difficulties….Again01:09 Jim's Housing Situation03:31 Weekend Sports Recap06:26 Traffic Woes and Travel Challenges14:28 Time to leave Seattle! 24:04 Football Insights: The Cougars' Performance29:55 College Football weekend…How many more losses for the Cougs?

Chris Egan, KING 5, joins the show for his weekly visit and they jump right into the Seahawks game and poorly they looked on defense and why can’t they find any offensive lineman that can block.  It’s been nearly 11 years since the Seahawks had. good OL and Puck and Egan can’t figure out why they can’ get it together.  They both noticed that the Thursday Night Football crew didn’t show any shots of Pike Place Market and the guys throwing fish.  They took down ideas of what other places they could show around the Pacific Northwest. Chris also informs Puck of a brand new Pickleball facility starting in the SODO neighborhood

On Friday’s, Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett  and Jim Moore discuss the miserable  Seattle Seahawks performance, focusing on their struggles in both offense and defense. They analyze the impact of key players, the effectiveness of the coaching staff, and the overall talent level of the team. The conversation also touches on the implications of recent games and the future outlook for the Seahawks as they navigate a challenging season.They welcome their handicapper, TroyWins to the show to go over all the games this upcoming weekend, including Washington at Iowa, Washington State at Fresno State and Troy gives his “Lock of the Week.”   Jim wraps up Troy’s visit by getting a bet on how the presidential race will shape up1Chris Egan, KING 5, joins the show for his weekly visit and they jump right into the Seahawks game and poorly they looked on defense and why can’t they find any offensive lineman that can block.  It’s been nearly 11 years since the Seahawks had. good OL and Puck and Egan can’t figure out why they can’ get it together.  They both noticed that the Thursday Night Football crew didn’t show any shots of Pike Place Market and the guys throwing fish.  They took down ideas of what other places they could show around the Pacific Northwest. Chris also informs Puck of a brand new Pickleball facility starting in the SODO neighborhoodLastly, Puck wraps up the show with “Hey, What the Puck!?” Don’t hit the panic button yet on the Seahawks! Letting Pete Carroll go was still the right choice. Rundown00:00 Jim and Puck go over the Seahawks loss and just how terrible the defense looked and what changed could they possibly make moving forward.  Our handicapper TroyWins.com joins the show to go over the slate of game this weekend in college football and the NFL and he give his “Lock of the Week.”   Finally, Puck and Jim wrap up their portion of the show with “Friday Voicemails” as we hear from a disgruntled Seahawks fan, Smokey McPot, a UW Husky 6-0 believer and Dave Wyman! 1:15:00 Chris Egan, KING 5, joins the show for his weekly visit and they jump right into the Seahawks game and poorly they looked on defense and why can’t they find any offensive lineman that can block.  It’s been nearly 11 years since the Seahawks had. good OL and Puck and Egan can’t figure out why they can’ get it together.  They both noticed that the Thursday Night Football crew didn’t show any shots of Pike Place Market and the guys throwing fish.  They took down ideas of what other places they could show around the Pacific Northwest. Chris also informs Puck of a brand new Pickleball facility starting in the SODO neighborhood1:20:00 “Hey, What the Puck!?” Don’t hit the panic button yet on the Seahawks! Letting Pete Carroll go was still the right choice.