Hello and welcome to the Seahawkers podcast.

I'm Brandon Schultz, and I am joined by my good buddy, Adam Emmert, as we're having a four-part

conversation now on the 2024 NFL quarterback, soon-to- be NFL quarterbacks coming out of the draft this

year. The Seahawks, yes, they may not need one. They might need one. We like to talk quarterbacks

every year. And Adam, here we are into part four. Unexpected part four. Brandon sprung this on us here.

And look, I'm guessing where you wanted to go with it is just in terms of the Seahawks and where they're looking with some of these quarterbacks and kind of how that may or may not shake out for them.

Well, you threw up the idea of or the question of how many of these quarterbacks go in the top 10.

And it's a, it's kind of a difficult question to answer because, well, for one,

you don't normally see a volume of quarterbacks who are even capable of having a significant

number go inside the top 10.

The last time we saw a really significant number was 2021,

when it was Trevor Lawrence and the Niners,

you know,

hilariously traded up for Trey Lance.

And then we saw ahead of him,

Zach Wilson.

Yeah.

And then I guess there was a fourth one because Justin Fields was number 10.

That's exactly right. And, you know, I thought Trevor Lawrence would be good. He's been okay.

I think he can get better. I really did like Zach Wilson a lot. That's my, my biggest miss of a guy I thought that would be good that ended up not being good is Zach Wilson.

And part of that was I got tricked a little by the arm talent end of things and the arm

angles and, you know, being able to flip his hips and, you know, throw it 50 yards and all that

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