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Joe Marino and Kyle Krabs from the Draft Network,

we're joined now by Seattle, Seahawks, Ed's

Russia Boyea, mafia, and Boyea, thanks so much for taking some time to join us

today right ahead of the start of the 2022 NFL season and it's got to be an exciting time for you.

You're in the infancy stages of that transition to the NFL and you know I'm always

curious about the jump from the college ranks to the pro ranks and so right off the back boy a what about the program but the program to this point has challenged you in different ways then at college what have you had to do differently so far as a

player to make an impact at the pro level compared to what it's taken at the

college level? I mean I feel like there's a lot less tells like in college. It's a lot more mental here. You got to focus on the little things here.

And all there's formation keys or stance keys. There's a bunch of different keys that you're looking for when you're playing that you know in

college you can get away with you know just you know just doing your responsibility

doing your job or in the pros that you know you got to do your job and then some

and you got to really kind of

focus in on those type of keys and those type of things that give you that

pre-Snow advantage. Oh boy when I think about your opportunity in Seattle and some of the guys that you're getting a chance to go up against

You got a couple of guys across the line of scrimmage from you that are new to the NFL as well, guys like Stone Forsyth and Jay Kerr

hand from 2021, then of course the two rookies from this year's class. What's it like

kind of learning the NFL game with a couple of young guys that you're practicing directly against and are there

any ways in which Stone and Jake have been able to kind of provide you with insight on your

own game that maybe you didn't necessarily get when you were

at Minnesota.

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