Welcome in, welcome in.

Welcome once again to the newest edition of Three In Three Out, the most unique Seahawks recap show in the multiverse.

I'm your host, Clinton Bonner, and I am joined by the one, the only the great Brandon Schultz.

Brandon, not the outcome we were looking for as our Seahawks fall, 17 to 13,

and we're turned into a really cool-ish in some ways defensive battle. A little couple of,

you know, 24 hours later, how are the wounds? How are you feeling? How's your hawker, dude?

It was a defensive battle.

It would have been cooler if our defense would have battled a little bit harder on those

touchdown scoring drives by the Bengals.

Then I would feel a whole lot better about this game because, gosh, if they stop just

one, just one of those two touchdown drives

to hold to a field goal, this game's tied at the end.

And we're not talking about missing throws to the end zone.

And we're talking about Jason Myers getting the field goal for the victory.

Yeah, that sure is an interesting way to bend this out of the gate. Right. I'm sure people are like, well, I can't believe it. Yeah, that that sure is an interesting way to bend this out of the gate, right?

I'm sure people are like, well, I can't believe it. Yeah, obviously, I mean, yes. And after that,

yes, I'm starting this off by blaming the defense for the loss. How about that?

For only letting up 17 points and holding burrow to basically no game and chase really didn't do much and mixing

basically it wasn't there oh man and before people listening get on me it's not i'm not

completely blaming the defense i talked about it in the post game show there were four areas where

i said that if the seahawks eliminate one, they win the game.

And abysmal red zone defense was one of them.

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