This is the Seahawkers podcast.

Live and Uncatfished.

I'm Brandon Schultz of the military Seahawkers.

And joining me with yet a different camera angle

than I'm used to getting every other time that we talk.

It changes from time to time. This is why you need to tune in on YouTube just to see which direction we get to see Adam from. Adam, how are you doing? Yeah, well, in this case, the reason why we're a couple minutes late is that as I move my monitor onto my little podcasting rig here. The mount broke.

So I got to screw together really quickly.

And yeah, it's a little low.

I'm slouching down in all that.

But even though I'm slouching down, doesn't mean I'm not fired up.

I mean, 53-man roster, bud, good stuff.

It's, it is good. It's also a little bit somber in some cases because there are all players that I think that, or there are a few players that I think a lot of us would have liked to see on the roster.

But there are also some players who I know we really wanted to see make the roster and they did.

And we are definitely going to get into it.

So yeah, I'm happy, but also we need to recognize too that with some of these players,

you know, greener pastures ahead for some of them.

Oh, for sure.

And there's always the practice squad as well.

And I even looked it up because I always forget how many guys do

they get to keep there? So 16 practice squad guys. There's a number of those dudes that were cut today

that I'm excited to see if we can get onto the practice squad. Now they are available to other teams.

We'll see how that goes. But yeah, even after watching that third preseason game, seeing a lot of the guys that are a little further down on the depth chart there, like, man, there's a lot of talent here. I want to keep them all. I just want to collect them all. Is that wrong? Can we have 90 man rosters for the regular season NFL? I mean, I know the owners probably don't want it because then they have to pay all these guys regular season salaries.

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