Hello, everybody.

Welcome to another episode of Hock Blogger Mornings.

I am Brian Nemhouser, and it is a gorgeous, gorgeous Sunday afternoon, not morning today.

I was out early playing golf with a buddy, which was lot of fun played well today which was great and then

we've been hanging out with my family went on a bike ride and been enjoying the weather playing with

the dog in the backyard and the mariners just won and i figured you know what like let's let's do an

episode i got some time between now and when I'm going to make some dinner.

So I'm eager.

I'm guessing I would be really shocked if anyone else is eager for this episode.

But I've been eager to continue marching down every position group in the NFC West

to see where these different teams in the division stack against each other in terms of where they're strong and where they're weak.

And, you know, this is an episode in particular that is going to probably mean more to Seahawks fans than to the average

the average football fan because we're continuing to focus on the interior offensive line,

or the offensive line in general. And in this particular episode, we were going to look at the

interior offensive line. So last episode, we did offensive tackles. This episode, we're going to

look at guards and centers. And that'll kind of complete our picture of which offensive lines

are best, worst, you know, where they're strong, where they're weak in the NFC West. And it's a

pretty crucial aspect of how the division has been decided in past years.

So excited to do this one and going to look at some of the same numbers that we looked at for

tackles, but look at them for guards and centers.

And for folks that are just tuning in for the first time,

I actually got a playlist of every one of these ranked episodes where I go through every single one of the position groups.

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