Get to the freaking auto!

From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock & Sock on Seattle Sports.

Brock Ewerd is my hero.

James Heuter just punched me in the kidney.

We're going to see you what I'm wanting.

That really worked that way, Sherman.

This is a show that has my name on it.

Now here are your hosts, Brock Ewerd and Mike Salk.

Hello!

Hello!

When four beats five, right, Brock?

It's that simple.

When 4 beats 5, a nearly impossible equation in mathematics.

But when it happens on the football field, you're probably in pretty good shape defensively.

We'll talk to Mike McDonald about it coming up in 30 minutes.

It's a football Friday here on Seattle Sports, power by the Sanquamie Casino and Hotel when four beats five.

And that's exactly what the Seahawks were doing yesterday.

Brockett's what they've been doing all year long, the depth and the strength of this defense,

the front four, the front seven, the guys on the edge, pretty fearsome yesterday. We didn't get a chance to talk about Chenna there in the takeaways, but he was on my list. We just ran out of time. Getting Chenna back, especially after DeMarcus Lawrence went out, man, it was nice to see him producing again. It was nice to see him out there. And I thought it was a big help for what they were trying to accomplish.

You know, we talk about the draft and we talk about the line of scrimmage a lot. And there has

been at times some criticism for not enough resources on the offensive line and what do you

spend in there. There is no argument for the prioritization and the importance of that defensive

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