The latest from the jets and what it means for the future of Aaron Rogers

was Seattle just exposed and quarterback stock report, it's very swab. I'm Jason Bitz and it's time for inside coverage where we break down the why and how of all things NFL.

Got a lot to get into including more new developed nuanced conversation about what's happening in New York.

But gentlemen as we start this let's start with what we saw last night because

Seattle went into San Francisco and I don't care what the final score was.

Seahawks got their butts kicked right like so I'm into San Francisco and I don't care what the final score was.

Seahawks got their butts kicked, right?

Like so, I'm sitting near Frank trying to make

because I feel like every time we talk and every time we hang out,

I'm trying to figure out, is Seattle really good?

Is Seattle not really good?

They lose to Detroit in the game that I thought was

really plucky and I'm like, oh this is a good team. I watched him last night

and thought, no, this isn't a good team. Like where are you on Seattle at this point?

I just think it's a Seahawks are mediocre. They're going to be in playoff contention. They're fine. But what we saw last

night is what we saw each of the last two seasons. It's part of the reason Pete Carroll's

not there anymore. They're just not in the same zip code as the 49ers. 49ers beat them up, push them around.

Yeah, see how we got back in the game.

They had chances to win.

It's a little concerning for the 49ers, actually.

But I'm with you.

What we saw when they were building a 23 to three lead

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