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I think we're all saying the same thing.

It was hard to watch, hard to watch.

But the reason it was hard to watch because of the Seahawks defense.

Like, that is great.

That is a huge compliment.

We're not saying we don't want to watch them.

We're saying it was an unprety meat grinder of a product because of how good they were. But like there's credit everywhere. The Seahawks just became the first team in NFL history to go the entire postseason with no turnovers and win the Super Bowl.

Not a single one. That's really impressive. And I know I think it's interesting what you say last yesterday and today about Seth.

Excuse me, God. About Sam Donald Seth. Yeah. Is that I don't know what to say about him this morning. Like it was supposed to be this either Sam Donald was going to give us an A or an F. And he just kind of gave us like a B minus and it was totally fine. I even felt him after the game, he was a little unfulfilled. These interviews were like, you know, I wish we could do a little better on offense, but we're Super Bowl champs.

That really was what the game was like.

Yeah. I even felt him after the game, he was a little unfulfilled. Like his interviews were like, you know, I wish we could do a little better on offense,

but we're Super Bowl champs.

That really was what the game was like.

Yeah.

Like there was no Sam Donald threw four touchdowns or Sam Donald had three turnovers.

He kind of just ran the ball.

He didn't turn it over and he threw it when he needed to.

We didn't get this really satisfying conclusion to the Sam Donald saga. There was no ghost talk. There was no huge mountain climbing vindication. It was just he managed the ship like

he was totally supposed to, and he just let those wrecking balls destroy. The biggest compliment

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