It's amazing. It's amazing all the people that are here. Everybody, welcome to a special episode of Hock Blago Mornings. I'm here with president and general manager of the Seahawks, John Schneider.

Kind enough to join us on a marathon day. You're here, Matt. I mean, how many hours at this point have you been on? I know, what time do we start? Oh my God. Oh, my God. Well, you know, first of all, congratulations, man. What a amazing experience it's got to be for you to not just be part of one of these, but be part of it twice. It really is. It's just total blessing. I'm'm so excited for all the fans, you know, I think I told you guys earlier. Just we talk about like ultimate entertainment business. And, you know, we're, we want the fans and knowing, we're like working her tails off every single day for them, you know, for the 12s. And so to be at that parade and see all those people and that's why I panicked at the, like with the Ken Walker thing, you know, like it didn't happen. Like I just totally panicked. I knew. There's so many people. Okay. He's looking, he's thinking of this. What are you talking about, man? I was like, geez. Well, you know, it's funny. So I was waiting to get to the locker

room after the Super Bowl, and Tracy walks by. It was great to see her. Oh, yeah. And Jack walks by.

And it made me think, what was that like for you, the difference between the first time and now

with Jack and how old was he, you you know he was 10 yeah yeah yeah like

difference then and now and having him experience both yeah it was yeah there was somebody got a

really emotional like hug with trace and jack after the game and and uh yeah it was just awesome

he's he's he's he's seen so much he's heard so much he's

listened to so many things he's he's he's heard all the really ugly conversations I've had to

have on the phone with people and you know just like he's just been exposed to a lot you know

and seen a lot and so uh I mean we're talking all the way back to you know know, shoot, Marcus Troufought and those guys, you know. Yeah. So, he's seen a lot. Now, is it true that Mike McDonald decided he was going to name his kid after your kid? Just so you guys, he's like, you got a little mini-me and a mini-me and they're like, how many jacks do you guys i wish that'd be pretty cool yeah that'd be

for for you know his jack to be just a baby not knowing what's going on and for your jacks now

i've seen two of these it just feels like it's got to be a crazy experience and you know like

having this be a second time through um you're one of the only people that's got that experience on the planet,

let alone, you know, in this building. And so I'm curious, you know, what have you maybe

learned after the first time where you guys not only got, you've won two trophies, but you got

back to back. You went back to back to two Super Bowls.

And now you're trying to do that again.

I'm curious, like, anything you learn the first time that you feel like you're thinking about

or you're sharing to people in an organization about how to get ready for this next run?

It's a great question.

I think, you know, the, the natural,, the, the, the, the, the,

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