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Now, here are your hosts, Michael Bumpus and Stacey Ross.

Here we go now.

We are joined now by Seattle Times, Bob Condota.

Bob, how are we doing, man?

Not too bad.

How are you guys doing?

We are doing okay.

All right, so what number is this for you when it comes to the Combine?

Oh, that's a good question.

Well, every year, except for the one COVID year, they didn't have it.

So however many of that would be. 13, maybe? Yeah, that sounds about right. All right. What's your favorite event? Is the 40 like everyone else, or do you like something else? Well, you know what? The Dirtyville secret is none of us really ever watch those things. You're kind of here for the interviews and stuff like that. And it's hard to, it's hard to watch those things because they just let you in like at one part of the stadium. You can't film anything. And it's, and it's, you're a million miles away, so you can't see much. So every, most years I go and watch it for an hour or so just to kind of get a sense of it but um otherwise i don't you know

you kind of end up watching on the drills on tv like everybody else but uh but you know the best

part of it obviously for is that all the you know you see a lot of coaches and you obviously we get to

talk to um john cider mike mcdonald here we've always got to talk to the coach but you get to

talk to a lot of other team officials and just a lot of other media as well. It's kind of a convention of football kind of thing. So you're there for the collusion is what you're saying, Bob. You're there for the collusion. It's all good. You don't have to say it. I got you. Hey, so what do you hear in? Like, when when you walk into the building, you're talking to your colleagues, what's the vibe when it comes to the Seahawks and what they have to do to be competitive next year?

Well, I mean, I think that everybody's hoping is that they can just keep as much of it together.

I think they feel like, obviously, they're a competitive team now, and it's just

as many of the free agents as they have and just, you know, it's how do you keep it together

and do it in a way that, success creates its own problems, right? And we kind of saw that a little

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