The Goose Is Loose: A Seattle Sports Scene Podcast

Goose is back with a vengeance .... Just kidding. But he is back and with his breakdown of Cal Raleigh's MVP candidacy, as well as what's going on with the Mariners of late and who some prime M's trade targets should be. He also wraps things up with a quick look at the Seahawks' schedule and how he thinks the team, namely Sam Darnold, will do this year.

Goose is back and has a lot to say about the Mariners, who have won 9 series in a row. He dives into what's worked, what hasn't, what is and isn't sustainable, who his most disappointing Mariner has been thus far, and the signs that Julio Rodriguez is about to really take off. He then shifts to Seahawks talk and looks at whether a familiar face makes sense for the team now that he's a free agent before sharing his Year 1 expectations for each of Seattle's 2025 draft picks.

The 2025 NFL Draft is in the books, and the Seahawks made 11 overall selections. Goose shares his reactions to the team's seven Day 3 picks and breaks down his favorite picks of the draft for Seattle. He also discusses Logan Gilbert's injury for the Mariners and what it means in the short term.

Day 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft is in the books and the Seahawks have ... a shiny new quarterback! Goose breaks down the Seahawks' Day 2 haul, including their freaky new safety, a very intriguing tight end and a high-reward quarterback who went later than expected in Alabama's Jalen Milroe.

With the 18th pick of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Seattle Seahawks select ... Grey Zabel, guard, North Dakota State! Yes, the Seahawks took an honest too goodness guard. Goose shares his reaction to the pick as well as the rest of the first round, and he shares his thoughts heading into Day 2, where the Seahawks have four picks.

It's officially NFL Draft week! Goose is back and shares his final thoughts about what the Seahawks may do early in the 2025 NFL Draft. He also dives into the Mariners picking up two more series wins, and why he thinks they're in an especially good spot right now despite the rotation failing to click just yet.

Goose may be sick, but he's back and has plenty to say about the past week in Seattle sports, namely a fantastic 5-1 week for the Mariners, who may have turned a corner thanks to heroics against Houston. Goose also shares his takeaways from The Masters and what it could mean for some top golfers moving forward, and he also discusses two local games he went to over the weekend and what he saw there. And with the NFL Draft just over a week away, Goose breaks down the latest QB news both for the Seahawks and the NFL as a whole.

Goose is back after a brief hiatus and has his takeaways from the Mariners' first 10 games of the year, which saw them fall to 3-7 and likely lose a starting outfielder for quite some time. He also revisits the Seahawks' offseason after trading Geno Smith and dives into his ideal Seahawks draft strategy for the first two rounds.

In a bit of a surprising move, the Seahawks traded QB Geno Smith to the Las Vegas Raiders. Goose dives into the trade, the return, his thoughts on what's next at QB based on reports and, of course, what it could mean for the Hawks in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Goose starts things off with the Mariners and what he's hoping to hear -- and not hear -- from spring training before sharing what he needs to see from the team in April. Later, he dives into why it's clear Geno Smith is the Seahawks' answer at quarterback and deserves an extension and why it's a bad year to need a new QB. Goose wraps things up with NFL Draft talk, sharing his least favorite potential first-round picks for Seattle and five teams that the Hawks could trade down with.

Goose dives into the Mariners' offseason that was (and really wasn't) and his expectations for the team in 2025 and how they stack up with the rest of the American League. He later gives his observations on Mike Macdonald's first year as Seahawks HC, what went right and wrong, and the offensive line problems. Goose also shares his thoughts on the upcoming NFL Draft and the players and position groups the Seahawks should target before wrapping things up with a look at the state of UW football.