Get to the freaking auto!

From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock & Sock on Seattle Sports. Brock Ewerd is my hero. James Buter just punched me in the kidney. We're going to excuse you what I'm going to. That really work that way, Sherman. This is a show that has my name on it. It's kind of tough. Now here are your hosts, Brock Eward and Mike Salk. Hello. Oh, final hour of our week, Brock. I'm debating. Should I go play golf or not? I don't know. It's terrible up here, but it looks not too bad. South of the city. We'll see. Maybe go play with home course. Drain's very well. I don't know. I'm debating. We'll see.

We've got an hour to try to make that decision. We'll do open phone lines coming up in 30. But it is Friday. It is 9 o'clock. That's when we go through our week and all the great guests that we've had, especially great this week. Leading into this huge game on Sunday afternoon, we call it for you in review. Brock and Salk present for you in review.

Time for our weekly chat with Jeff Passen from ES.

We've got Joel Clark.

Good morning, Joel.

Let's talk to Coach McDonald.

This is For You in Review.

Brought to you by the Seattle Sports YouTube page where you can find the full version of every interview. Yeah, that's right. Go find all of that on our YouTube page. Subscribe there. It's an easy way to get all the info. Brock, it started, of course, with Mike McDonald's. And I loved his in-depth conversation about a four-man rush and what it takes to be successful. You got to play off one or other. You got to set each other up for success. You know, sometimes guys have to take, you know, they got to do, they got to be the pocket push guy. They got to be a guy. And that means that they're probably only going to get, you know, that's not, that's not necessarily their rush or they're setting another, their team up for success. but it always has to work together. And and then at the end of the day you can't get the quarterback if he doesn't have the ball so you got to be able to do a great job on the back end of creating doubt with the quarterback and you know understanding that trying to try to figure out ways where he can't just catch the ball and throw it you know he's he's got to be able to, you've got to buy time.

That's like the third or fourth time I've heard that.

And this time it really made me think of that Bill Belichick, do your job. Don't do anybody else's job. Just do your job. And on this play, your job is not to be the hero. It's to do the dirty work. Yep. That's why I've always had great disdain for, I was just trying to make a play.

I was just trying to, it's aggressive, just trying to make a play.

Right.

Yeah, don't, just trying to make a play. Yeah, just trying to, it's aggressive, just trying to make a play. Right. Yeah, don't, just try to make a play. Just do your freaking job, right? Because when you get out of alignment and you get out of assignment, that's when big things happen. And the beauty of this one is Sean McVeigh will be just like Clint Kubiak looking for answers. How many times can I have my gimme?

How many times can I hit a layup?

And Mike McDonald and the other side is will be just like Clint Kubiak looking for answers. How many times can I have my gimme?

How many times can I hit a layup? And Mike McDonald and the other side is going to do all they can and take that layup away and make you shoot a jumper off the dribble. You know, do something that takes a little more time so your rush can get home. It is going to be. He didn't want to say it's going to be a beautiful chess match, but it's going to be a beautiful 3D chess match. Yeah, it's going to be pretty awesome.

This is also from mike mcdonald talking

specifically about the game it's been a little crossover and then i i um i watched them this morning

on um i watch their defense this morning and they're really good team they're a really good team

i haven't watched special teams yet,

but from what I've been seeing on just stat-wise on offense and understanding how they operate,

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