This is the Seahawkers podcast, live and uncat-fished, as we are reacting to this 48 to 45 victory over the Detroit Lions.

And yes, no Adam.

So maybe not appropriately named uncatfished, but we're here.

You know what?

We might have some catfishes from based on some of the chats that we've seen.

So here we are, Clinton Bonner joining me to talk about this victory for Seattle.

Clinton, how you doing?

Brendan, I'm, I'm, that was so weird, man, the entire thing. Like, hey, winning is always, it's great. Winning is great. And there was so much to be so fired up about and so much to pull our hair about, right? Uh, but we won, man. So I'm cracking a beer. It's a Coors banquet.

I'm going to drink it because we got the W.

So that's how I'm doing, Brandon.

How about you? Winning is better than losing, but it's games like this that it tests that particular

saying because holy smokes or holy catfish, even as David Van Cleaves coming in here saying, that was a disaster

to where even up 10 points with about two minutes left in the game, you still weren't sure

if the Seahawks are going to find a way to pull it off and they nearly, they nearly found a way

to make it even more close in the end than it should have been.

Yeah. And Belor nearly tore his own ACL. You see that play? The, you know, the onside kick there.

I mean, obviously, he kind of muffs it, spinning, whatever. He nearly like bust his own knee out.

It's just insane. And then it, and the moment it like hits his hip, I'm like, oh, it's Detroit's ball. I'm like, that's Lyons ball. And then it's just squirts out and DJ Dallas is there. It's like, this was insanity, right? 48 to 45. This game just did not make sense, except for the fact that it made like radical sense. sense. Like, you know, that's, that's the challenge there. So we've got plenty to talk about. But, I mean, hey, it's great. It's a one o'clock game, me Eastern, you guys, 10 o'clock or you 11. So I love all the fact that the West Coasters, the P&W folks, you kind of got all day, right? It's still kind of a new day out there. Go celebrate. Maybe it's sunny. I don't know, but have some fun, man. But heck, it's football. It's entertaining. We're two and two. Gino is actually good at National League football, National Football League football. I'm excited, man. He was not sacked once the entire day, Gino Smith.

So that was looking good.

And Nate Smelzer pointing out, 48, 45 is a scoreagami.

First time in Seahawks history or the first time in NFL history that you see that score.

And the first time in Seahawks history,

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