This is the Seahawkers podcast, live and uncat-fished.

I'm Brandon Schultz of the military Seahawkers, and I am joined by my good buddy in Montana Seahawker,

Adam Emmert, on this 28 to 16 loss by our Seahawks with

the stupid San Francisco 49ers.

Yeah, another loss to the stupid 49ers.

But in anticipation for today, I actually have not been drinking for about a little over a month.

I went about a 12 pack.

It's my first, first one here. It's, uh, it's time to pound a month. I went and bought a 12 pack. It's my first one here.

It's time to pound a few after that one because, man, one and four in divisional play now.

That's rough.

It is rough.

And I think we knew it was going to be a little bit rough once we saw that Gino wasn't going to be out there with our Seahawks. And, you know, Drew Locke played relatively well. I think for the most part, we can get into that a little bit. We also can get into our first super chat from Carley Perkins, Car, car coming in. I feel very similar this week like I did last. He did better than I expected. Then there's a lot to

be hopeful for, but it's still a loss. I wonder if Spoon and Gino would have made all the difference,

though. It's a good question. I think Gino would have helped for sure. You think about Drew's play

in, you know, I had some nice moments. The touchdown to D.K., that was a dart.

Had a couple other nice throws out on the run and that sort of thing.

But also, too, you see him in the third quarter, get ridiculously clean pocket.

He has all day, stares down, D.K, and throws into triple coverage, basically.

And that's the Drew Locke that many Denver Bronco fans know right there.

But with that said, Drew played as a high-level backup.

And that's about what you can ask for, all you can ask for.

And I was overall pleased with that.

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