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I don't see a live on it. It's a pure crowd Monday. Let's just be honest. I mean, look at it out there on every level. I mean, the weather's garbage, this rainy drizzle, 40 degrees nonsense, brutal, absolutely brutal.

And in this one on Sunday, you have defeat snatch from the jaws of victory because it's you have it. You feel like you're there. Listen, big picture, you're four and three through seven. And when you think of everything that's happened to this team, you would say to yourself, my God, you'll take it for sure.

But there is the other part of you that goes, yeah, you kind of felt like you had it. And you let it slip away. And so what could have been like one of the most miraculous five and twos is still a relatively miraculous four and three coming home from a long trip when they got you in the middle of the night, my friend.

I think that's I think that's a very fair way to look at it. Like if if I would have told you that we would be two and one, then we'd have the Ravens game two and two when the Sean doesn't play on is not able to go on on game day and DTR stress in there and you get you get it handed to pretty good.

You're two and two, if I were to tell you the coming out of that PJ Walker would start the next three games until all over seven times personally seven times in those three games, at least twice in every game three in two of them.

And that you would be home against the Niners. And then on the road for two games. You don't think that you're two and one in those three. And that's the reality of it. The thing that stinks is you're down 14, nothing. And I think probably a lot of people thought at that point, like, okay, good night, Irene.

I was one more Seahawks touchdown from saying, all right, I'm moving. I get stuck to do or moving. I'm not giving any more time.

And you battled back into this game. And to the point where you had the lead. And I'll tell you, I spent this morning once I awoke from my slumber after getting into my bed around 230.

I watched the tape. And the tape is, it's maddening because in many respects, this was PJ Walker's best game as a Cleveland Brown by a wide margin.

And he still didn't complete 50% of his passes. He didn't complete a pass after 14 minutes, 11 seconds left in the fourth quarter. And didn't recognize things that he should have.

Seahawks had a real big tell in their blitzes, one that led to a sex strip fumble and one on the last play that they would stack a defender.

They call topping. They would top the defender with a guy behind him directly in the exact same line. So you know they're blitzing.

And both times it was not when unrecognized and one led to the sex strip fumble in the first half of the other lead.

Obviously the ball going off a free playoff of the helmet there. I know we'll talk about third and three in a second, but you felt like this would have been easier.

Had they just boat raced us, you'd be like, all right, when Seattle play course, and they boat race us, but we had the chance to win the game.

And boy, did we have the chance to win the game in so many ways? Yeah, dropped pick six.

The third down and five at the goal near the goal line on our last field goal drive, where he tried to throw it to a Mari.

Yeah, the guy they were all locked up and incomplete.

Elijah Moore ran wide open in the middle field, Bobby Wagner didn't cover him, forgot to cover him. And he, I mean, it would have been like here.

Lay up, take the ball and walk right into the end zone.

There were a lot of plays like that. I thought that we battled back. I thought that Kevin Stefansky did an incredible job. And we'll talk about that decision on third down. And whether or not, you know, there's so many that's basically all everybody's focusing on in the game.

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