And they bring pressure as well, and May got a knockdown as Wetherspoon came on the pressure,

and Uchinuosu is going the distance for a touchdown.

Same blitz, Mike, has killed him all night long.

They just cannot come up with answers, and it's not that difficult and it's to the open

side for Drake May. And this is going to be just a learning experience tonight.

Welcome in, everybody, Super Bowl 60s in the books here from San Francisco, the Seattle Seahawks.

Dominant win, 29 to 13.

Sorry about that, Devin McCordy, but you'll be okay.

Either way, there's no Mike Florio. As you can tell can tell I am not him so this will be a cooler show without him as we know it will be but either way

it might not feel good so we got to we got to make do without him all right either way also I got

no sound in my ears from the mics just to hit that I got no sound in my ear um but off of that let's all go

around talk about the game tell me coach right off the bat kind of just your first of you know

natural thought about what we saw here today i was surprised i thought seattle would win i thought

it'd be a tight game but that touchdown that we saw to me

really described the whole game. They ran that blitz early in the game. I think Mike McDonald

dialed it up because he didn't want Drake made a scramble and run. They didn't block it. And he stayed

with it. He must call that blitz seven, eight, nine times and had success in New England never

adjusted. And that was my thing. I was shocked New England's offensive game plan. I know Seattle's

good, but I've been saying it all week. I thought New England with Josh McDale's two weeks to prepare.

We would see some wrinkles, see something new. It felt like they lined up and

they continued to do the same thing. And I know Seattle's good. We talked about it when we're in the

green room. Maybe QB design runs. Just something to give this office a chance. It just felt like

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