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Time to go inside the huddle. This special edition of The Huddle is powered by WGU. Very excited for our guest here. Super Bowl champions, Super Bowl MVP, and Hall of Famer, Kurt Warner, kind enough to join us. How's it going, Kurt? It's going great. How are you guys doing?

Fantastic. Awesome. It'll be a fun week. A really thrilling one. Excuse me.

Well, you would know that better than anyone. Yeah. I mean, it's crazy. It's crazy, but what it's

become. But it's a fun week. Build up to the end of the season. So I'm excited.

Behind, I guess every player, a lot of players are great stories. You got a great story yourself. And here in Seattle, we got Sam Darnold with their great story. Just what do you like about his game and just his journey to get to where he is today? I mean, I love the fact that we have people like Sam that can show people that it's okay to do it differently. You know, you've got the guy on the other side in Drake that's here in his second year and, you know, what everybody hopes that you get when you draft a guy. But for some of us, it takes a little bit longer. And that's okay. They have a little bit of patience and for a guy to grow into being what Sam has become.

And so I love that we have that on the big stage, is that everybody gets to see,

is that there's not just one road to the mountaintop, is there's different ways.

And, you know, and sitting down with Sam a little bit, as I learned in my journey,

is that one of the easiest things to do is pointed everybody else. Well, I was drafted by the Jets and this and that. And then nobody, as opposed to sometimes taking ownership and going, you know, I wasn't the player that I needed to be. I needed to learn and grow. And Sam has embraced that part of it is what he needed to do along the way and how he's grown as a player now he's found himself in a great situation i think a

perfect fit for what he does is what seattle has done this year and now he's got a moment to uh you know

to kind of seal his legacy at least at this point in his career so i love the journey first and

foremost um he's just a really talented thrower of the football.

And I think we've always known that.

I think he's best when you can play action pass or, you know, get him on the move where he's

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