Schooled With "the Professor" John Clayton

The Professor sits down with NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero to discuss the players boycotting OTAs, how this could impact all the minicamps coming up, and where the NFLPA goes from here. 

The Professor sits down with Dan Shonka of ourlads.com to discuss the NFL Draft, how the Seahawks fared with their 3 picks and UDFA class, while also taking a look at how the rest of the first round shook out. 

Matt Miller is an NFL Draft analyst for ESPN and is the founder of nfldraftscout.com. Matt and The Professor sit down this week to discuss the NFL Draft as a whole, which picks Matt liked the most, and then takes a look at what the Seahawks did in the 2021 Draft. 

Doug Farrar is an NFL Editor and writes for Touchdown Wire at USA Today. Doug and The Professor sit down this week to discuss the numerous storylines of the NFL Draft, including what the 49ers will do at #3, what the rest of the NFC West could do with their first picks (including the Seahawks), and how the rest of the top 10 could shake out. 

Bill Polian is a Hall of Fame general manager and now hosts the Inside Football Podcast with Bill Polian. Bill and The Professor sit down this week to discuss the unknown of the 2021 NFL Draft as we are now only a week away. Bill gives his takes on which positions are lacking in the Draft, how he thinks the QB situation will sort out, and how we could see potential Hall of Famers on offense come from this draft. 

Daniel Jeremiah scouts and covers the NFL Draft for NFL Network, and is the host of the Move the Sticks Podcast and TV show. Daniel and The Professor sit down this week to discuss an unusual NFL Draft full of players who haven't played since 2019, how the top 10 could shake out, and who Daniel thinks the Seahawks could select with their lone 2nd round pick at #56. 

Tony Pauline is an NFL Draft analyst for ProFootballNetwork.com. Tony and The Professor sit down this week to discuss Sam Darnold being traded to the Panthers, the 49ers moving up into the top 3 of the NFL Draft, what all these moves mean for the NFL Draft, and what certain teams that find themselves in the top 10 will do come draft day.  

Joe Thomas is a former O-Line great with the Cleveland Browns, and is a current analyst on NFL Network and a future first ballot Hall of Famer. Joe and The Professor sit down this week to analyze all the O-Line moves across the NFL, including the acquisition of Gabe Jackson for the Seahawks and how he'll impact the O-Line. 

Brian Billick is a former NFL head coach and is currently an analyst for the NFL Network. Brian and The Professor sit down this week to discuss the biggest moves in NFL Free Agency, the QB situation with the Patriots, the overblown Russell Wilson saga, and more. 

Chad Reuter has covered the NFL Draft since 2000 and currently writes for NFL.com. Chad and The Professor sit down this week to discuss what could happen after the first pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, Chad's favorite prospects, and who the Seahawks could target with their first pick in the 2nd round. 

Bucky Brooks is an ex-NFL player and scout who now works with NFL Network and is the host of the Move the Sticks Podcast along with Daniel Jeremiah. Bucky and The Professor sit down this week to talk all things NFL offseason, including the latest in the Russell Wilson saga, how the new salary cap will impact teams in free agency, and more. 

Joel Corry is a former sports agent, and is currently an NFL contracts and salary cap expert and writer for CBS Sports. Joel sits down with The Professor to discuss the 2021 salary cap, how the cap will impact teams across the league, and what cap moves the Seahawks could make in free agency this offseason. 

Sean Salisbury is a former NFL QB, and he sits down with The Professor this week to cover all of the QB controversy across the NFL. What are Sean's thoughts on Russell Wilson's comments this week? Does he think Deshaun Watson will stay with the Texans in 2021? What does he think will happen in Green Bay? 

Jim Nagy is the Executive Director of the Reese's Senior Bowl, and ESPN Draft Analyst, and was a former scout for the Seattle Seahawks. Jim and The Professor sit down this week to discuss how the Senior Bowl went off without a hitch during a pandemic, the players that stood out in both the practices and the annual game, and how draft scouting for teams will work within a pandemic for the 2nd straight year. 

Bill Williamson is a writer for SB Nation, and is in the know with the Las Vegas Raiders, Los Angeles Rams, and the Los Angeles Chargers. Bill and The Professor sit down this weekend to discuss Championship Weekend, while also diving into the QB situation with the Rams and how that could affect the NFC West, and why former Rams DC Brandon Staley going to the Chargers was the best coaching hire in the NFL. 

Danny Kelly is an NFL writer for The Ringer and is also the host of The Ringer Fantasy Football Show and a contributor on The Ringer NFL Draft Guide. Danny sits down with The Professor this week to discuss the Seahawks season as a whole, including what went wrong with the offense, where the Seahawks go at the offensive coordinator position, and which Seahawk free agents he would bring back. 

Nick Wagoner is an ESPN NFL reporter for the San Francisco 49ers. Nick joins the podcast this week to discuss how the NFC West shook out this season, including an unprecedented injury-riddled season by the 49ers, the struggles of both the Rams and Cardinals, and how he thinks the Seahawks could fare in the postseason. 

Andrew Brandt is a columnist for The MMQB, and is the host of the "Business of Sports Podcast". Andrew and The Professor sit down to discuss how COVID-19 will impact the salary cap and other financial outlets of the NFL after the 2020 season, while also taking a look at some potential TV deals for NFL primetime games. 

Mike Tannenbaum is an NFL Front Office Insider for ESPN, and is the former GM of the New York Jets and executive vice president of the Miami Dolphins. Mike and The Professor sit down this week to talk the state of the salary cap beyond 2020, how the NFL could return to normal in 2021, and more. 

Jim Gray is a sportscaster for Showtime and Fox. His new book Talking to GOATS: The Moments You Remember and the Stories You Never Heard comes out today, focusing on stories and moments he has shared with the greatest athletes in sports history, including Michael Jordan, Tom Brady, and Michael Phelps. Jim and The Professor sits down this week to discuss Jim's new book, and some of his favorite stories from his four decades of sports coverage