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$11.99 a month your first year. Terms apply on covered repairs. Welcome in, welcome in, welcome once again to the newest edition of Three In, Three Out,

the most unique Seahawks review show in the multiverse.

I'm your host, Clinton Bonner.

This is, of course, part of the Seahawkers podcast Network.

I'll be riding Han Solo today, no Brandon, so it's going to be a quicker style version recap.

I had a long weekend,

had a Yukon reunion up in Stores, Connecticut. That was wonderful. Played a rock show. If you're watching this on YouTube, I'll throw some photos up on YouTube of that. But I drove down to Long Island on Sunday to defend a fantasy football championship. I drafted a couple of Seahawks. We got the hardware, got paid. Needless to say,

I was able to catch up and watch the game and bring three in three out to you. If you are

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It really helps try the algorithm and it really helps to grow the show. You tell 12-12s, they 12-12-12-12s and something happens with math and the more people raise the hawk are together. So we're fired about that. Speaking of fired up in three-and-three-out, you know we like to look into the nooks and the crannies. Some of the micro moments of the game will dive into that coming up right now.

You already know that if Brandon Schultz was here with me, I'd have to lean on him.

I would be scratching my head and not, I know there's, we don't have too many rules on three and three out, but I know we have one rule. Luckily, Brandon's a smart guy. He sent me a letter in advance. He said, open upon REC. So let me see what this says. I can open this live. And it says, Clint, don't forget the one rule. When we win, we start with an end. so thank you, Brandon, for mailing that to me in advance. You are very, very smart and handsome gentlemen. And we really appreciate you. So, of course, we're going to start with an in during this 22 to 14 win, kind of almost a little bit of a boring win in some ways versus the Cowboys. But it's the preseason. People stayed healthy, and we got to see some players shine. So let's start with the win, and I'll hit the Whammy myself. All right, the whammy has been hit. We're going to dive in. We're talking play number two. Usually I like to find something at the onset of the game. this way. If you're watching it back, it's easy for you to find as well. So play number two. Usually I like to find something at the onset of the game this way. If you're

watching it back, it's easier for you to find as well. So play number two, it's second and nine. First play was like a yard. Charbonnet didn't really get anywhere. This play, we send Charbonnet out wide. We got five wide and Gino's and shotguns. So I'm like, all right, this could be interesting. what I'd love folks to go back and rewatch on this play.

And again, it's right there.

Second play of the game.

Remember we used to talk about on the Seahawkers podcast, whenever we would actually get a pocket thingy. It was like such a big deal that Brandon and Adam would be like, pocket thingy and they would call it out when Russ actually got a clean pocket. Well, second play of this game. I love folks to go

back and watch this beautiful pocket thingy that's formed. You got the two second year tackles

anchoring on both sides, doing a real nice job, but the middle of the line, which suffered so

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