381: Drew Lock is set to start for the Seahawks final preseason game

Sea Hawkers Podcast: for Seattle Seahawks fans

Brandan Schulze

Sports, Football

4.7 • 567 Ratings

🗓️ 23 August 2022

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

There are some positive takeaways coming out of the second preseason game against the Chicago Bears - as long as you really stretch what you consider as positives. The Seahawks first round pick Charles Cross had a chance to match up with one of the top pass rushers in the NFL and showed out well despite not knowing who Robert Quinn is. Geno Smith, if he gets the start, will have to starting receivers to throw to rather than they guys who aren't standing out as a clear third or fourth option.

Seahawks fans will get to see Drew Lock coming up in this week's game against the Dallas Cowboys. Will he be able to do enough to earn a start against the Broncos or has Pete Carroll already made that decision? Based on what we've seen (or haven't) from players like Marquise Blair, Dwayne Eskridge, Marquise Goodwin, L.J. Collier or Ryan Neal - we see some cuts of some high draft picks or free agent acquisitions.

In the second half of the show, there's one quarterback the Seahawks could consider if he's cut by his current team. There's another guy who won the starting job that Seattle should have tried harder to get. Then there's another quarterback who can just decide when he wants to be at practice and when he doesn't. People who put they're Venmo name out in public for random celebrations and an event charging way too much for an essential item both need to do better. Better at life honors go out to firefighters again along with a pair of little league baseball players.

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0:00.0	This is the Seahawkers podcast.
0:08.3	Episode 381.
0:10.5	I'm Brandon Schultz of the military Seahawkers.
0:13.2	And joining me, my good buddy in Montana Seahawker, Adam Emmert.
0:17.0	Yeah.
0:17.6	Here for what, is this our third try now to get this going?
0:20.7	Like, we're on the struggle bus to be more accurate.
0:23.7	I'm on the struggle bus today so hard that you might as well call me a member of the Seattle
0:28.5	Seahawks after their week two preseason performance because they were riding the
0:33.1	struggle bus.
0:34.3	Okay.
0:34.7	So if you were to compare yourself with the sea hawks would you say that you feel
0:40.9	a little bit more like the offense like the special teams or like the defense i feel like a kjohnson
0:48.1	muffed punt right now that's what i feel like i feel like a muffed pun that's that's almost as bad as you can get. Yeah. Yeah. Because right. You're scoring points for other teams at this point. Just it. Nobody around. It's an unforced error. It's all my fault. I doubt that. I think you're being hard on yourself, man. Yeah. Hey, you got to take accountability, right? Like, that's something P wants out of the players, too.
1:12.7	Not happy after this game.
1:14.7	Can you blame him?
1:15.9	When that's a performance as bad as the one we watched last Thursday, the fingers start
1:21.5	pointing at coaches because you have to wonder, all these players can't be terrible.
1:27.3	Like, they're professionals.
1:29.2	So how can they be coached so poorly that they perform that poorly?
1:34.3	Yeah.
1:35.6	The special teams part is the most unnerving because you would say, well,
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