This is the Sea Hawkers podcast, live and uncat-fish.

I'm Brandon Schultz of the military SeaHonkers.

And joining me, my good buddy, Linton Bonner, how are you doing?

I'm good, Brandon.

It's a little 10-30, no, 9-30. I'm even off on the East Coast here. And it's exciting, right? Exciting day, man. We got, we got the cutdown day. We got some surprises to talk through. You know, we got some folks leaving that maybe we thought would stay. We got some dudes making it that, you know, we probably didn't know about a couple of weeks ago. So it's a good day. It's a, we're turning over a new leaf. And this is like where we're through the March, through April, through May, through all the crap, you know, Russell Wilson stuff. And now we have our new team. And that feels okay, man. Were there surprises, though?

I mean, was there anything that you were really, really surprised by?

Yes.

Not by a cut.

I was surprised that Collier still had a place.

And I'm not trying to be really, not like dig it on Kim.

I just, the linebacker, three, four, the whole scenario, the whole front end scheme, it's going to be interesting. I still don't know if he makes the start. They call it the initial 53 now, right? That's how they frame it. The initial 53. He to me was the biggest one. It's like, were there dudes we cut or can go get that are better players than him?

I still think, yes.

So that was probably the biggest surprise.

But how about you?

Your biggest surprise was that they kept a player that you thought that they should have gotten rid of.

Yes, that is correct.

That was the biggest one because we talked all week about,

hey, could Coleman go? Like, he didn't play great. He missed, he took bad angles. He missed tackles.

He looked, you know, a couple of steps backwards from where he was a couple of years ago

with us when he was a really good, you know, good nickel, you know, and we talked about Blair.

And Blair just kind of, unfortunately, dug his own grave with just mistackled after mistackle after

mistackle to the point where I listened to Pete's presser before, you know, about a half hour

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