I first.

I just want to thank everyone who joined us for the live show, even though I didn't come on until half time.

I had an emergency situation.

But yeah, that was a fun thing.

And it was fun to break down the game, especially the three of you who were there for the whole game.

That must have been, that was pretty cool.

And we're still playing around with how we want to do that going forward but again that was that was a lot of fun for for me for half of it but yeah the cool

thing about preseason for me is every you can watch the game everyone takes away something

completely different or people looking for completely different things like some people get

all worked up about wins and losses for me I couldn't care less about that. The two teams that have gone winless in NFL history and the modern era, Owen 16, both went four and O in preseason. So I don't really care about the results. I care about a couple things. I care about how the starters look. To me, last week we talked about how do the offensive line look.

And the big thing to me always is how do the rookies look?

And to me, the Seahawks came out of that game, although there's a lot of issues with the

opponent, but we'll save that for another day.

I think they came up pretty good on those three categories.

And to me, the biggest thing out of that game was the rookie class.

And maybe the first pick didn't look great, but top to bottom,

see-ups haven't had, we've talked about this so many times the last year or two,

how the drafting just has faded since 2012, really.

And it was so refreshing to kind of see top to bottom, a class that seems like the one

that Pete Carroll and John had at the beginning of this program.

And, man, that was my big takeaway from the game.

So we'll start with you, Brian.

...