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Hello, welcome to another episode of the Real Hawk Talk postgame show.

The Seattle Seahawks, unfortunately, could not pull it together at the end of this one and fall to three and two on the season one and two at home and uh this was a

tough one there's a tough one on a number of levels feels a little bit like uh you know deja vu

you know sea ox not able to rise up and beat a team that is a contending level team at home,

despite the fact that they looked like they were maybe ready for that kind of game.

End of the day, they just weren't.

They weren't.

That's the only way I personally can look at this game.

We'll talk about the nuances, but bottom line is,

Ciac's lost. And I think, I think the Bucks deserve to win this game. So with that,

let me hand it over to Evan Hill, who hopefully has a little bit more of a voice than I do, as I was screaming my head off as best I could over there, dude.

What's up, man? Um, yeah, I'm I'm, I'm pretty emotionally heartbroken after that one.

I am physically hurting as well.

A little bit of levity, you know, that fourth down conversion that Sam Darnold had on the

play extending moment in the in the fourth quarter

it's fist pumping so hard screaming so hard that I'm pretty sure I tweaked my back pretty bad

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