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Hello, it's our number two of the Ben Mallor Show podcast as Jamal Adams is in the crosshairs.

Now, he's the big safety, the player traded by the Jets in the offseason to Seattle,

and he has been an abject failure as the defensive leader of the Seattle Seahawks.

Did Pete Carroll make a mistake?

A closer Mallor show examination of a trade gone bad here in our number two.

It seemed like a good idea at the time.

Welcome in the beginning of another hour.

It's the Ben Mallor show.

We are in the air everywhere.

Coast to coast, border to border.

And be honest, we filibuster all night long under the cover of darkness on the vast Fox Sports Radio Network emanating live from inside your head.

And also the Geico Fox Sports Radio Studios, that as well.

And good to have you along for the ride.

And we have our football story this hour that comes from the fallout of the weekend's activities.

I cannot do another mile of monologue on the Jets.

And the Patriots, if you miss that, it will be available via podcast shortly after we get off the air at 6.30-ish, give or take, 6.30-ish, give or take, in the AM in the east and 3.30 in the west.

So some of the fallout over the football weekend has been focused in the Pacific Northwest.

And there's only one team in the Pacific Northwest.

Now, Russell Wilson, who was in our crosshairs for his turnover bonanza in Buffalo, but that's not where the fingers are currently being

pointed.

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