This is the Seahawkers podcast.

I'm your host, Brandon Shultz, and I am joined by a couple of my good buddies,

Clinton Bonner and Adam Emmert, as we got the news on this Monday that the Seahawks have fired offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb.

I want to start out by saying that even though it was something that we were not happy with, like the original decision,

we wanted him to succeed because we're Seahawks fans.

And now we're just going to say, I told you so because Adam, going from college to the NFL is really, really hard. Yeah, it turns out. And I feel like I've taken a victory lap or two already on this sort of thing. So I'm not going to do it again. But at the end of the day here, you know, Ryan Grubbs a human and he's got a family and this is his job.

So while I am happy with the move for the Seahawks here, you know, I'm also sad for Ryan Grub.

Like, because again, good dude seems like a quality guy.

And so I don't want to, you know, anybody to get the impression that we're dancing on as professional grave here or anything like that because it is a bummer.

It, you know, real people's lives are affected.

But beyond that, oh, thank God, I can't wait to get some dude who knows how to run the football.

How about you, Clinton?

Well, I know what it's like to be laid off as well.

It stinks, right?

But I've been on that side of the coin, the tough conversations, these weird

combos with HR when things stop, when things start. It's all hell breaks loose. And I can only

imagine on the level that he's at. So I wish him the best man to man. And I have to, you know,

put that in a compartment and just move forward and do the job of this.

Just analyze it, talk, celebrate.

I'm having a beer.

I think it's a good thing, guys.

Right before we got on, right before Brandon showed up, I said, look, kind of the best of all worlds that McDonald came in,

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