Good morning, everybody.

Welcome to another episode of Hock Blogger Mornings.

I am Brian M. How's you can find me all over the place at HockBlogger.

And we're starting a little early, starting a little early on this Tuesday morning because quite honestly, I just, I kind of had it.

I've had it with reading the perspectives of national media about the Seahawks and about the NFC West and have some things just to get off my chest.

So I'm going to start there in just a moment.

We will be welcoming in our second awesome guest in a row,

Bobby Peters, who has literally written books about the Kyle Shanahan

or the Shanahan-Cubiac offensive tree and system, he will be coming with us

to join us at 8 a.m. Pacific time to talk about the changes that the Seahawks have made this

offseason on the offensive side, all the turnover there, all the draft picks, and how he thinks

that fits with this Kubiak system

and how he thinks that's going to look. So we will be talking to Bobby Peters at 8 a.m. and welcome

him in. If you haven't already give the show a like and click subscribe, I would greatly appreciate it.

We are charging towards 20,000 subscribers on YouTube. We'd love to get there

and celebrate that with all of you. So here's the thing. We got to set some baseline here

before I get into what I'm reacting to. First, I am a Seahawks fan.

I am not objective.

So that's the reality.

Two, I started this blog and then this podcast, but I started the blog all the way back in 2007 because I was so frustrated so often that national media was just getting it wrong

about the Seahawks. And I wanted to do research to have a perspective that I thought was more

informed. National media has gotten a lot better over that time frame, but they still get a lot

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