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From the Quantum Fiber Studio, this is Brock & Sock on Seattle Sports. Brock Ewerd is my hero. Jay Buter just punched me in the kidney. We're going to give you what I'm in there. They don't really work that way, Sherman. This is a show that has my name on it. It's kind of tough, though. Now here are your hosts, Brock Ewerd and Mike Salk. Hello! Hello! All right, Brady, one more hour of power here, buddy.

You got it in you? Of course I do. I appreciate you doing this, jumping in. The C-Ox have a morning practice after an off-day yesterday. I would expect usually these practices, as you know, Brady, you've been kind of accustomed to the rhythm of training camp as well.

You get an off day and usually guys get back and there's a little bit of juice.

And sometimes, as we've seen even in camp, this is like, yeah, man, defense had their number.

Yep, offense got after them.

So boys will get after it today.

Tomorrow as well to the public, a morning practice on Wednesday, and then the Raiders come in on Thursday.

But last hour, we went through the first five of our top 10 takeaways from the first 10 days of training camp.

And now we'll get to the 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1.

And Brady, I think you get to start with number 5.

Takeaways. Yeah, J-L get to start with number five. Takeaways.

Yeah, Jalen Melrose, Brock, he may end up being a very good player in the NFL.

Eventually, he may end up being a kind of a useful weapon for the Seahawks this season

in terms of them getting him in there in certain packages that are designed to take advantage of his legs.

But in terms of where he sits on the depth chart, look, he's not ready to compete with the true lock right now, let alone Sam Darnold.

And look, I'll give him credit because I think operationally, you know, when he's in there to my eye, he seems like he can function

in terms of getting everybody lined up, getting the playoff, and not having it be a cluster,

you know what, which is not what you can say about every single rookie quarterback.

Sure.

It's just, I think when you look at the accuracy on a play in, play out basis, it's just

not there.

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