After another underwhelming offensive performance that included one third down conversion on 11 opportunities, Seahawks offensive coordinator Brian Fleury finds himself on the hot seat. Is he on thin ice? Hosts Corbin Smith, Robert Turbin, and Rob Rang discuss why Fleury has struggled in his first chance to be an NFL play caller and whether or not Seattle should be exploring possibly replacing him if the offense doesn't make major improvements in coming weeks, dish out their Tell the Truth Tuesday wisdom, including a bold takeaway regarding the new-look offensive line after trading for Quenton Nelson, and examine an increasingly bleak situation in the NFC West and conference playoff race.

Going three-and-out on three of their first five offensive series and struggling with a talented Bears offense, the Seahawks took a few punches to the mouth in a 34-17 home loss in prime time, dropping to 4-4 on the season. Hosts Corbin Smith, Robert Turbin, and Rob Rang dive into Seattle's Monday night implosion, including the lack of playmaking away from Jaxon Smith-Njigba and uncharacteristic issues getting out-physicaled on defense, hand out their weekly game balls on offense and defense, and play "3 Up, 3 Down" looking at who's hot, who's not following Seattle's fourth loss in six games.

Bringing Quenton Nelson on board, the Seahawks already have made a big trade with the Colts, but a second possibility linking the team to Jonathan Taylor continues to fuel speculation. Host Corbin Smith discusses why Taylor would or would not make sense for Seattle and whether or not parting ways with rookie Jadarian Price as part of the package would be worth it, along with tackling several other NFL questions during a Halloween edition of the Seahawks Triple Option Saturday mailbag.