The preparation for the Seattle Seahawks is ramping up here at the cross country mortgage

campus, so that means we get to hear more players and coaches at the podium. I'm Jake

Melensick and welcome to another episode of From the Podium. We're going to hear from

the players first. They spoke in the locker room and wide receiver Armari Cooper was the

first one to go. We talked about how he's been building his chemistry with quarterback

P.J. Walker and how he's continuing to get better even in year 9 in the NFL.

What do you think that comes from? The ability to do that? I would just say where we practice,

especially our results, the way we practice, the circumstances we put ourselves in and practice,

we just go out there and we dominate the practice. That's why I would say it comes from.

How do you think P.J. is handled this? Certainly, you know, get thrown into the fire and obviously,

you know, this week in practice now that he knows going into the week for P.J. School.

I would say he's handled it well. I mean, he comes in, he just does what's

acts of him. He goes out there and he tries to execute to the best of his ability. He's been doing

a good job. Is that him? Give us an idea how you feel like you're developing a record.

Yeah, yeah, just the communication. I mean, you know, repetition is the mother of all learning,

so the more reps we get, the better we'll be. But what I've noticed is, you know, we make a mistake

on, you know, a connection we talk about it and we grow from there. How valuable is it a single

thing of practice preparing for a team for the court back? Because last week in practice,

there's their Friday call on the kind of show that I thought make a mistake. That would be a better

question for a quarterback to answer because I've never prepared as a quarterback to go play in

a game, so it would be a better question for a quarterback. There's something about P.J. and the

fourth quarter because these last two games, he's a pretty good at those game really broad.

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