3 IN, 3 OUT: Beyond the Sam Story

Sea Hawkers Podcast: for Seattle Seahawks fans

Brandan Schulze

Sports, Football

4.7 • 568 Ratings

🗓️ 18 November 2025

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

In a game of inches, we ended up a few yards short and to the right. In a frustrating loss where Sam Darnold must take most of the blame, there were other moments and aspects, good and bad, that added to this tough loss to our largest rivals, the Rams. There were some good points to focus on, too. Defensive efforts come under the spotlight, notably the exceptional play from Tariq Woolen, a crucial tackle for loss by Boye Mafe, as well as the importance of second-half adjustments. Some surprising stats jumped out as we dug into the box score, too. While it felt like most of the pressure came from the right side, two-thirds of the pressure actually came from the left. Plus, there was one play by the guards and led to Ken Walker getting absolutely blown up in the backfield. Tune in for some of the good moments, as we sprinkle in some of the bad moments that you'd expect out of this game.

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0:00.0	Welcome in, welcome in, welcome.
0:06.8	Once again to the newest edition of Sea Hawkers, Seahawks, Three in, three out, the most unique Seahawks recap show in the multiverse.
0:16.2	I'm your host, I think, Clinton Bonner.
0:18.1	I am joined by the one, the only the great Brandon Schultz.
0:21.5	Brandon, I just struggled to get this show live as much as our Seahawks struggle to
0:26.8	matriculate down the field, down by two points to only kick a 61-yarder.
0:31.7	I want to see it sail a wide right.
0:34.2	Hopefully, hopefully, Brandon, the rest of the show goes right through the uprights.
0:37.7	How you doing,
0:38.1	buddy?
0:57.4	It was like you're backed up inside the 20-yard line and all you had to do was try and get out of your own end zone and there you went. You bounce it off, AJ Barner's helmet, and look where we are now. Oh, yeah. It was so, anyway, We had some technical issues the last second there and erased all the video clips.
1:12.8	And I'm like, oh, my gosh, imagine. Like, I can't handle this pressure. Imagine what Sam's going through. So here we are. All right. Look, uh, 2119 game stunk. We all know. Yes. Actually, parts of the game are fantastic. I can't just label it as stinky stanky stunk. Our quarterback was bad. That is the truth.
1:14.1	We're going to get into all of it.
1:28.6	But Brandon, what I did do, as I'm bringing up on stage, I kind of wanted to peel the layer of the onion back a little bit at least and say, look, I think there's more to this story than just the Sam story. By the way, we are going to talk about some Sam decisions also, but there's a lot more to this game than just Sam being, you know, being bad,
1:34.8	you know, throwing four interceptions, making some reads you really wanted to just not make. And,
1:40.8	you know, that's obviously what people have been talking about now for going on about 24 hours.
1:46.2	But, but in true three in three out fashion, we're going to look at some of those nooks and those crannies.
1:51.6	And yes, it is not oops all crunchberry ends.
1:54.5	We certainly have some outs to get to.
1:56.5	Are you mentally prepared to look at some of those outs because it's been a couple of weeks?
2:00.5	Oh, gosh.
2:01.2	Well, I think the thing is, is I may be prepared to look at the outs just because, especially if they're not Sam outs.
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