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Preseason football always comes with a gut check, and this episode starts with the toughest one yet. Wide receiver Jake Bobo suffered a serious knee injury in joint practices this week, and Gee breaks down what it could mean for Seattle's receiver room heading into the season.
That injury kicks off a bigger conversation with Seahawks legend Brandon Mebane about whether joint practices have become too intense for what they're worth. From the shrinking preseason schedule to how today's reps compare to the two-a-days era, Mebane makes the case for what's changed and why injuries like Bobo's keep happening.
We also break down Richard Sherman's Hard Knocks moment with Mike Macdonald and what it reveals about how fame and money crept into the Seahawks locker room after their Super Bowl runs. Plus, Mebane shares the story of returning to his alma mater, Crenshaw High School, and what he told the team about staying hungry.
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