Hour 4-Brock's Draft Profile, What is a Seahawk?, and Trash Takes

Brock Eward celebrates his 50th birthday on this episode of Brock and Salk, using the milestone to reflect on aging, legacy, and the evolution of the Seattle Seahawks—particularly their identity under John Schneider and Mike McDonald. The hosts dive into a deep draft profile of Auburn’s Keldrick Falk, a 6'6" defensive lineman with lab-made physical traits but questionable explosiveness, sparking a heated debate: Brock sees a future elite defender in the making, while Salk calls him a 'glider' who lacks the 'Seahawk DNA' of explosiveness and edge. The conversation pivots to the Seahawks’ 32nd pick strategy, with Salk reluctantly warming to the idea of drafting multi-dimensional running back Jadarian Price—not just for his running, but for his elite kickoff return ability that could shift field position. The episode also unpacks the 1976 cultural moment, from the rise of Apple and the Boston Celtics’ triple-overtime Finals to the Steelers’ Super Bowl win, all while reflecting on the absurdity of the Live Golf venture’s collapse. The segment ends with a sharp, humorous 'Trash Takes' round, where Maura’s scathing critique of WNBA Commissioner Kathy Engelbert—calling her tone-deaf and dismissive of players’ housing struggles—wins the round, proving she’s the undisputed 'sound hound' of the show.