Hello and welcome to the Seahawks' podcast.

I'm your host, Brandon Shultz, and tonight I am joined by a couple of my good buddies.

We've got Adam Emmert and we've got Clinton Bonner as we are revealing the Seahawks schedule.

Well, we're not revealing it, but we're going over it because it was revealed long, long ago, Adam.

Yeah, more or less, this has been slowly dribbled out over the course of weeks and weeks for this.

Oh, so dramatic day where they released the schedule schedule Clinton. So the schedule that was already released but now was released, got to look at a little bit. It's got you fired up, I'm sure. Yes, you know me, guys. I love a good schedule release. I'm all about it. I love it. Look, you know, you guys know me. You know how I'm wired. I'm a planner. I like to plan. And now I know when the dates are. And I can start, you know, I can start nitpicking at this whole thing. And it's going to be a lot of fun to go through with you all. But, you know, I'm mostly interested to talk about road trip potential to go watch our Seahawawks win more games on the road, Brandon.

Road trip potential, home game potential, back-to-back championship potential.

And plus we also have to find out the week of win Super Bowl practices.

And because that's something that we had not yet known.

And we know we're going to need some Super Bowl practice once again, just like we had

it in Santa Clara last year.

Yeah.

Yeah.

We do have some.

We'll get to it later on the schedule.

We got some Super Bowl practice, I think, which is a couple opportunities, I believe, right?

Well, one, just one opportunity because we only play at the eventual Super Bowl stadium once before playing there for the actual Super Bowl.

Yeah, true, true.

Right at the end there.

We'll get to that, but right at the end.

Lovely.

I was trying to tease it.

...