Hello and welcome to the Sea Hawkers podcast.

I'm your host, Brandon Schultz, and today I am joined by my good buddy, Adam Emmert,

as we're delving back into the film review area of our podcast waters.

Yeah, so we took a little test flyer doing some Mill Row breakdown and response was nice and

that was fun and we do appreciate that.

So we thought, or you thought, you came up with the idea.

Let's do some Sam Darnold stuff.

And this is going to be fun today because we get to look at some of the,

some of the good from Sam Darnold, some of the fun. And I'm looking forward to it. You've picked out a few plays here. And I haven't seen them. So this will be just kind of me reacting out the gate here too. But this is going to be a good time, man. I'm looking forward to it. Well, how I got to the place that we are today is that the NFL film room that they have set up now.

So if you have one of those NFL plus subscriptions, you can go through.

And you can fill around with all kinds of things and dial up certain types of plays.

And I guess where my mind got the most curious first was to look at

how Sam Darnold was under pressure. And not just under pressure. Well, I put it under pressure.

Then it was still too many plays. And I'm like, and so I wanted to narrow it down even further.

Because I didn't want to go

through like 150 plays to try and decide you know which seven or eight we were going to look at

and so as I narrowed it down I got to Sam Darnold under pressure and in late game moments where

the Vikings were coming from behind.

And I thought, oh, well, this is great.

Because if you think of pressure moments and then ultimate pressure moments,

if a quarterback's under pressure from the defensive line and he's under pressure of having

to bring his team back.

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