This is the Sea Hawkers podcast, live and uncatfished.

I'm Brandon Schultz, and I am joined on this frustrating Thanksgiving evening.

You know, Adam, I think Mina Kimes said it best out on social media. Thank goodness,

the NFL scheduled this at the end of our Thanksgiving day, just so we could save it. Just part

of the day could be ruined. We had a great day leading up to it, though. Yeah, for sure. That

was nice by the NFL, I guess. What was not nice by the NFL was a lot of the officiating

in this game. We can talk about that, I'm sure. Also, the fact that this offense is broken.

Yeah. It's broken, broken, broken. And they're not about to turn a corner. Because it has been a lot of

inconsistency. And we even saw it throughout this game, a lot of

inconsistency. But there, there's nothing that you saw then that made you think, oh, they just

are this close to figuring it out. Nothing that you saw that gave you that kind of hope, I suppose.

Oh, absolutely. There's one thing that I saw. And it's plain as day. And I know every

offensive play caller in the world will roll their eyes and be like, it's not this simple,

stupid, but it is this catfish simple. Run the mother football again and again. In the first half,

Brandon, in the first half. Yeah. they had 13 passing plays and four rushing plays.

And it was a disaster.

Start of the second half, come out, pass, pass, pass.

Disaster.

Then they start running the ball a little bit.

Looky, looky, what we found yards, first downs, you know, things that offenses do.

I'm not sure what the 49ers would have done early on as far as their defense,

because their defense was stout, whether it was through the pass or through the run.

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