Greetings, everyone. Welcome to the Wolverine.com's postgame show here.

I am high atop Husky Stadium in Seattle, Ryan Van Bergen, holding down the floor back near Ann Arbor.

After a 27-17 Michigan loss here, its first road trip in the season, six weeks in.

That was brutal.

Thoughts.

I don't even know how to jump into it.

I mean, to spot them the first 14 points of the game and then have them score the last 13 points of the game, team wasn't ready to play and it couldn't close a game.

Maybe if you're at home, you have an, you know, you see something happen like what happened against USC or you hold on against Minnesota, but, uh, this team wasn't ready to play. You made a quarterback change. You have all of these issues that we'll talk about here.

But man, oh man, I mean, when you have so many issues six weeks into a season,

that's on the coaching staff.

And this is, it's just another for me, you know, you dial back the expectations a little bit more.

I mean, this is as constructed with what we've seen.

You're sitting at four and two. This is six or seven went football team right now.

That's how I feel about it. Ryan Baintebergen, your thoughts.

It was good to see that they responded to being punched in the mouth.

Start with something positive. That Jack Tuttle comes in, the offense moves down the field, find some success.

Donovan Edwards finally kind of emerges and has himself a series, and you kind of get this hope driven up in you as a Michigan fan that, okay, we've got a solution here.

But there were some things that we just couldn't overcome.

I'm sure we'll get into a lot of the details, but we've missed Miles Hinton today.

And our offensive line has consistently, I feel like, been what it has been. And to me, if we're going to start somewhere, that's probably where I would start is thinking about offensive line

and how we've had those struggles and haven't gotten better in that position. But overall,

just to see the glimpse or glimmer of hope and have it pulled away from you,

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