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.

Coming out and find me on Twitter at Clinton Bonn.

I am, of course, joined by the one, the only the great Brandon Shelton, find him out on Twitter

at Seahawkers Pod.

Brandon, this might be a bit of a tearful goodbye for the season, just for the season.

I'm not, you know, we're not going anywhere, you know, too drastic here.

But for three and three out, it's a seasonal show because when the, you know, when the, when the show is over, when the music's over, you know, there's the nooks and crannies kind of go away for at least, at least quite a little bit.

Right. So, yeah, I mean, but I'm going to, I'm going to enjoy serving these up to you one last time. I promise myself, I won't cry.

But it is a bit of a sentimental ending to what

was a really fun and surprisingly entertaining season. So now a day and a half or so removed

from a loss that was pretty darn close. I know the score is not indicative of that,

but how are you feeling a day and a half later? Have you rewatched it?

Have you revisited it? Have you buried it? Where are you at? How's your hawkra? Most importantly.

Yeah. Well, I guess I'm feeling maybe quite the opposite of you because I felt like we were

fortunate for it to be as close as it was. And so that has me at least somewhat hopeful toward next season.

And I was happy that we at least, you know, got to give 49ers fans a little bit of a scare being up at half time, which going back and looking at it, I think it, again, I think we were fortunate.

And we have our Ryan 911, our executive producer, our live executive producer coming

in with the 99, Super Chat, saying in championship offseason.

And that's really what I'm looking forward to.

I'm with Ryan.

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