This is the Seahawkers podcast, live and uncat-fished, as we react to the Seattle Seahawks' loss to the dirty San Francisco 49ers, 27-7.

You know, as lopsided as that last, as the score feels with 27 to 7, I think I felt all,

all of those points of lopsidedness with the, the offensive performance by the Seahawks

today.

Yeah, it was, we were talking a little before we were getting going.

I was like, I was like, it's almost like talking to a, you know, a teenager that you know can do better, right? You're like, you're like, I'm not mad. I'm just disappointed. I'm just in your choices. Like that's what I, you know, it's like there's some, there's some choices here that were like the big, big things. It's like, all right, I'm not mad at you. We're playing a lot of rookies.

And. There's some choices here that were like the big, big things. It's like, all right, I'm not mad at you.

We're playing a lot of rookies.

And boy, oh, boy, there are a couple of choices.

And we're like, really?

That's what we're doing, trying and doing for now.

And yeah, it stinks to lose by 20 on the road to a division rival, to our biggest rival.

Turns out Vegas was right.

Yeah.

Which the entire week, I'm like, why?

Well, once it came, I'm like, why do they have this at plus nine and a half?

Like, what do they sense and feel?

I don't know if they could have predicted an injury to the 49ers quarterback, though.

See, the most disappointing thing about this game, I think, was the injury to Trey Lance for a couple of different reasons.

One, you know, he's a young guy and, you know, here he has the opportunity to be the

leader on the team. And two, you know, selfish he has the opportunity to be the leader on the team.

And two, you know, selfishly, I'm upset because we just, I feel, improved the San Francisco 49ers chances at going to the Super Bowl this season.

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