Hello and welcome to the Seahawkers podcast.

I'm your host, Brandon Schultz, and I am joined by a good buddy of mine.

Mookie Alexander, the managing editor over at Field Goals.

Mookie, it was a wild, wild game as our Seahawks.

They come away with the victory, 26, 21 in maybe one of the weirdest Seahawks games that we've

seen in a while.

Yeah, we maxed out on unsurious football in this game.

In fact, it's a miracle that the overhit because this game did not deserve to be

26 to 21. It felt like it should have been like three to two. It was that while the game.

And I tell you what, fortunes changed so much because there was a pretty long period of time. In fact,

I'd say almost all of the game that the Seahawks were trailing

and the Cardinals were winning against Minnesota. And then in the span of a few minutes,

Seahawks take the lead. The Cardinals, the Vikings take the lead against Arizona and they hang

on to it. And shout out Jack Griffin, game ending pick for the Vikings. So Seattle, through all of the sloppy play we just saw today.

Soul possession of first place in the NFC West, the division, nobody really wants to win.

Shack Griffin, our hero on the Vikings this week, but our real hero, Mookie, as Craig Payne says in the chat.

Hey, two words, Leonard Williams.

Leonard Williams apparently took it personally that he didn't win defensive player

of the week last week because he finishes the game with a blocked extra point,

a pick six, and multiple sacks, including, you know, one that helped end the game

toward the end, and one nearly that nearly one that helped end the game toward the end.

And one nearly that nearly helped that put them back in third and 25.

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