Friday’s Daily Puck Drop with Jason “Puck” Puckett featured Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy, who joins Puck every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Also, stopping by for their weekly visits are sports handicapper, Troy West, from TroyWins.com and Chris Egan from KING 5.
Puck and Jim start off the show wrapping up Halloween in Seattle and in Bend, where Jim lives. After that they jump into the storyline that Seahawks fans are becoming soft and not showing up to the stadium anymore like they once did and are selling their tickets to opposing fans who are now taking over the stadium. Puck says the narrative that Lumen Field is being taken over by opposing groups is lazy and low hanging fruit. He explains to Jim his reasoning.
The Cougs basketball team is headed to the Maui Invitational in 2025 and Puck and Jim are fired up and can’t wait to go!
They turn their attention to the Rams game on Sunday and they play a clip from Lofa Tatupu’s appearance with Puck on Thursday on his key for the game Sunday against the Rams.
Puck and Jim welcome Troy West, from TroyWins.com to the show to go over the betting favorites for the weekend in college football and the NFL. Troy nailed his Lock of the Week last week and gives his lock for this week as well.
Chris Egan, KING 5, joins the show to wrap up a Friday and he and Puck discuss whether or not Seahawks fans have become apathetic and is it no longer a great home field advantage. Should fans that sell their tickets to opposing fans have their season tickets pulled?
Egan thinks Halloween is dead and kids don’t care about it as much anymore. You think it’s true? do kids not care about it anymore.
Chris also highlights a great trip to Sumner this past Friday for the King 5 “Big Game of the Week” and noted how awesome the environment was and that every high school should model that experience after what Sumner does.
Finally, “Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck wraps up the show giving his thoughts one more time on Seahawks fans and whether or not there is truly a problem with them selling their tickets to opposing fan bases and has the fan base become soft?
Puck also notes about his new Puck’s Posse Community membership with Patreon. Please visit PuckSports.com to sign up and be a member!
