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Sea Hawkers Podcast: for Seattle Seahawks fans

Brandan Schulze

Sports, Football

4.7 • 568 Ratings

🗓️ 11 November 2025

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Let's get into the nooks and crannies of the Seattle Seahawks dominant 44-22 victory over the Arizona Cardinals! On defense, we take a look at Nick Emmanwori's superb coverage and a heads up play against Trey McBride, Tariq Woolen put his athleticism on display against Marvin Harrison Jr. and Nehemiah Pritchett came up with a touchdown saving play. Gray Zabel was moving mountains in the run game, Abe Lucas sealed off a pair of defenders on the Seahawks first rushing touchdown and we talk about Olu Oluwatimi's performance filling in with Jalen Sundell's injury. Join us as we celebrate the highs and address the minor hiccups of a game that showcased the Seahawks strength and what's on the horizon with the Los Angeles Rams next up on the schedule.

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0:00.0	Welcome in, welcome in. Welcome once again to the newest edition of Three In, Three Out,
0:10.4	the most unique Seahawks recap and film show in the Multiverse. I'm your host Clinton Bonner. I am
0:16.4	joined by the one, the only the great Brandon Schultz. Brandon, I feel like we just talked about a huge 44-22 victory. Oh, I don't know, maybe like 10 hours ago. We did, but you know what? We didn't do when we had that discussion. We didn't get into the nooks and the crannies. We got to get into the nooks and crannies. So if you're not familiar yet with three-and-three-out, it is our, we're going to look at some film. We're going to look at some in, some outs to the, but not the mega moments of the game that everybody's already talking about, but more the micro moments. Maybe some mega moments do, but a lot of micro moments that you might have missed because it was a lot of fun. So are you ready just to hop right in?
0:54.2	Because we got a lot of content to churn through.
0:55.9	You ready to rock and roll?
0:56.8	I think we should dig right into it.
0:59.0	I think we should also address the weirdness going out on YouTube because I think
1:02.5	YouTube released some new feature where they're doing vertical and horizontal streams.
1:08.6	And so a lot of people seeing dual streams out there. Even our production
1:13.5	studio is set up for dual streams. And so, you know, if you're experiencing any weirdness out on
1:19.4	YouTube, it could just be the start of a technical revolution for vertical and horizontal streams
1:24.6	for whatever reason. Yeah, it's a stream yard, uh, innovation,
1:29.3	if you will. I don't know if it's stream yard though. I think it might be a YouTube thing that they're
1:33.5	trying to push places like stream yard toward. Oh, okay. Possibly. I got the notification inside
1:39.0	stream yard. It was like, hey, you can now be seen in mobile, you know, vertical and horizontal.
1:43.5	And then it put out two streams in YouTube.
1:47.0	So bear with us.
1:48.4	We are, you know, we're learning as we go here along with the new technology.
1:52.4	Hopefully it just looks okay.
1:54.1	Are we getting feedback that it looks odd to people?
1:56.5	No, I think people are just seeing multiple streams out there and available.
2:00.0	So I just wanted to let people
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