Welcome in, welcome in. Welcome once again to the newest edition of three in three out, the most unique Seahawks podcast. Recap in the Multiverse. I'm your host, Clinton Bonner. Find me out on Twitter at Clinton Bonn. I'm going to be doing this one, Han Solo, today because

Brandon Schultz is on that deserved, we talked about it, deserved vacation in somewhere in Seattle.

Of course, you know, Brandon's typically the co-host on three and three out, but the man deserves

a couple days off. Today, we'll be recapping that Seahawks Steelers match that I think a lot of

us enjoyed. A little reminder that if you don't already subscribe to the Seahawkers podcast, well, what are you doing? Do better. Get out there. Wherever you got ears, see Hawkers Podcasts, find it on all the major platforms. And if you like the videos, you like to know we're going live on YouTube, YouTube.com slash Seahawkers podcast. And of course, if you want to contribute to the Seahawkers Pod, hit up the Patreon, get in the flock.com, and join the flock, get access to the Discord, get access to the Seahawkers Pod Ring of Honor, and have a lot of fun with a great, great group of Seahawks fans, kind of like you and me.

Okay, folks, I realize you might be brand new to three in three out. This is not your average ordinary Seahawks recap podcast. No, it is not. This is not your grandma's podcast. Maybe it is. Invite Grandma. Maybe she wants to be here, too, if she's a 12. Probably does if she's a 12. But it is a unique recap in that we're not going to look at the big stories.

We have other recap in that.

We're not going to look at the big stories. We have other shows for that on three in three out. We like to dive into the micro moments, into the nooks and the crannies and the buttery nooks, of course, the whole thing already. And look at things on the side of the ledger, the sober Yin, the raging yang, when we're looking at three moments or three players or plays that we

really love. things on the side of the ledger, the sober yin, the raging yang, when we're looking at three

moments or three players or plays that we really love, they're in the inside of the ledger,

and then three that kind of grinded our gears or simply, we thought, changed the game for

the worst, where we were under, you know, underimpressed, I guess is the way of saying it, and they

end up on the outside of the

ledger. So welcome. If this is your first rodeo, welcome to three-in, three-out. If I did have Brandon Schultz with me today, I'd be talking about the fact that, of course, there's only one rule on three-in, three-out, and Brandon knows the rule, and you might know the rule already, it is that when we win, we start with an in.

We lost.

So we got to start with an in.

We lost. So, we got to start with an out. Okay, we all know there was some poor tackling

throughout the game, but again, we're not going to talk about that here. We're going to get

a little bit deeper. So one of the things that I just didn't like seeing it happened two or three

times,

the two specifically in the game was we would hit these doldrums in the middle of the field

right around the 50-yard line.

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