This is the Seahawkers podcast, live and uncat-fished, as we react to this game against the

Atlanta Falcons.

The Seahawks, they take the loss.

They hang in there at the end.

We thought they were going to make it back.

But, man, some things, some things just happened at the end. We thought they were going to make it back. But man, some things,

some things just happened at the end that we ended up having to take the loss there. Adam,

I, how upset are you about this loss? Six and a half out of 10. Oh, okay. Out of five,

that would have been slightly over the top. Yeah, right. No, I mean, there's things to be frustrated about for sure. There's some good things within the game as well. We can talk about some of those. But it's not just the end of the game. You know, I see a lot of people commenting and, like, Gino's presser talking about his play on 4th and 18 and all that stuff. And it's like, what are you talking about, dude?

Geno did not, it's not Geno, it's genius.

And he played like a genius for the most part throughout this game.

And I thought Gino's performance was good, but certainly not the reason for the loss.

And also, you know, the decision making at the end of the game wasn't the problem.

There were two sequences to me that I'd like to talk about that I think truly lost

this game.

But I'm curious, how angry are you at the defense after this game?

The defense is where I would place my anger.

If there's any anger toward Gino, it is misplaced because Gino 32 of 44 on the day,

325 yards, two touchdowns.

Yes, he had the one interception at the end throwing to Tyler.

And I would rather see him not throw to Tyler in last minute situations, especially when there's a ton of dudes around him because we see Tyler get blown up a little bit. And I just, I don't know if he's quite physical enough in those late game moments that where the, the officials, if they're going to choose to

keep the flag in their pocket, I don't know. He's usually good at getting calls too. So maybe it is

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