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Welcome to a post-game edition of Real Hawk Talk.

I am Brian Nemhouser. I don't have a lot of voice left,

but we will, uh, we'll do our best to talk you through a very disappointing opening,

season opening loss for the Seahawks to the 49ers, 17 to 13. We are joined at least for now by Jeff Simmons we'll have some other guys

I think join in a little bit uh he's at real Jeff Simmons on Twitter Jeff man how do you

make sense of what we just saw I'm struggling I'm struggling that was as tough as the losses

I can remember in quite a long time.

Just in terms of the storylines, I thought we were going to come out of this game, how devastating

was the fashion it happened. And I've seen already some takes. They're just kind of perplexing

me a little bit, but like their position. Pardon? Like what?

Like I see people blaming Darnold a lot, which I don't know.

They often score 13 points, but like they're a position to win the game twice.

One of them, they don't go for it on fourth down and fourth and inches.

It's like when Donald rips the ball to JSN, gets them to the 10-yard line.

They're second and four.

They're trying to chew off the clock.

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