Hello, everybody. Welcome to another episode of Hock Blogger mornings. I am Brian Nemhouser.

Happy to be with you on this Sunday, the final Sunday of this calendar year without any real football to talk about as the Seahawks will begin training camp this Wednesday.

I will be there at the V-Mac, bright and early, getting ready, doing player interviews, watching practice,

and I will be giving you all the news, all the practice reports, all the insights, and everything I see that I think you'll want to know coming up starting this week

and it's going to be pretty much six days a week from this Wednesday until season starts

of a lot of Seahawks coverage. So if you haven't already liked and subscribed to the channel,

now is a great time to do it.

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because just like today, this Sunday,

it's going to be a little bit unpredictable at when that will happen.

Great to see Jacob Moon, Amy Holmes, Brian Cole already in chat.

Good morning and welcome to everybody.

We're going to cover today probably probably be a little bit shorter show than normal.

We're going to cover a little bit about a topic that Jeff Simmons and I have discussed many,

many times before, but I wanted to revise as we kind of head into this season.

And it's going to look at which of the Seahawks players have the potential to rise or

ascend to being a blue chip player this year.

And I've got four different tiers of Seahawks players that I've kind of put into buckets

or tiers of who is most likely and who has the potential to do that.

And I'm not going to go through all 53 guys in the roster because I don't think or all 90

is the case may be. I'm going through guys that I believe already have either demonstrated

some blue chip potential or that I am projecting to have that potential.

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