What's up, guys? It is a Monday morning early, and this is the first show I've done post-niners.

Seahawks, 41 to 6, drubbing, and a season to look back on.

I mean, pretty quick how everything always ends.

It's the way it goes.

And, you know, being there on Saturday, calling the game was a lot of fun. The Seattle booth is excellent. I had a pretty good view of some stuff I want to share with you. Like a view of the game, something very specific as it relates to Brock, plus some offseason. I think the off season plan, or at least the first steps of some off-season planning.

Get to that in the show today.

But it was a lot of fun up until kickoff, I mean, literally, right up until kickoff, 7-0, Rishit Shaheed.

It was annoying that the game got delayed a couple times.

You see the clock.

We're going to play in seven minutes and then know it's 20 minutes because the Bill's game

was running along. The Broncos game was running along. But I think there was just so much.

Specifically from the game, I thought it would be different than the last time. It was different than the last time,

and that this time the score matched the way the game felt.

There were some key moments early,

but I think one thing is really clear.

There's probably not a worst coach right now to have in the division

than Mike McDonald.

I think if you surveyed the entire league,

he'd be the last one you'd want to put in a division with you,

with a good GM, John Snyder, with really good players, and he's there.

So, you know, while Sean McVeigh was winning his championship and he's got a chance

to win a second one, at least you were the Niners beating him head to head.

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