This is the Seahawkers podcast live and uncatfish, although we're not really live.

And joining me here to talk about the Seahawks mock game from this past weekend, a good buddy Adam Emmert.

Dude, good to be here. And it's not just me, though. I know. I was going to get there. Yeah. I don't know. Clint is here too. I'm here too. And we're sort of live, semi-live, right? We're doing pretty well here. It's live-ish to tape to post later, but that's just because stream yard was being dumb, and we have other options. If there's any stream yard experts out there, once we get over two people, there's a ghost in the machine. We can't solve it quite yet. But we will. We'll get there. Yes, we will. We have to. Well, we have a mock game to talk about this past week, and it's real football.

Football season's here.

We got unofficial passing stats that the Seahawks are putting out.

And, you know, there's nothing really more fun to me than reacting to a game that we didn't even get to see.

We just got to see some highlights.

We got to see some press conferences after the Mock game.

And the unofficial passing stats.

Gino Smith, 10 of 19, 94 yards, Drew Locke, 18, a 27, 18, 18, 18, 18, 18, 18, 18, 18, 18, 18, 18, 18, 18.

And then there's Jacob Eason, starting quarterback one for week number one. Three of six for 22. They see, we know that Jacob Eason is going to be QB1 now because he got so little time. They just, they know what they have in Jacob. Oh, that's definitely the reason. Of course, that's why. Yeah, 100% they know what they have. Are you mocking

me for my earlier take from the last podcast? That's what it feels like. That's what it feels like.

But it was interesting because the two guys that are actually in the running, both Gino and

Drew, both had a good crack with the first team here. And I don't know about you guys. I mean, Clinton, did you

see or hear anything from what you saw that really stood out that maybe differentiated one

from the other? Yeah. I would say that, you know, Big League Drew, Mountain Drew Manji,

Drew Bach himself, you know, just overall seemed to perform a heck of a lot better, boys, you know, like, went over the middle, completed more passes, had more zip, had more pizzazz, had more control, was more dynamic, I think, as who was a Greg Bell, used that term. So overall seems like Drewlock 1 Geno zero thus far. That's my watching poor

video take off of YouTube for one drive. So that is some heavy analysis. Yeah, I was going to

say, man, you got to you got all the passes charted that you saw that he was over the middle and

and all that jazz

all the heat he maps i don't have the the passes charted but i did find some bootleg

youtube video of one of the fans that was way up in the upper deck and he actually you know

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