This is the Seahawks' podcast.

We are live for the Seahawks win over the Houston Texans.

Adam, they finish the game, 2719,

and I'm not wearing a hat just to prove that I didn't pull all my hair up during the game.

There were moments.

There were moments.

But one thing, because it was such a wild game, wild game all over the map, all sorts of different random things, all the safeties that aren't safeties I've ever seen in my life.

But one thing, I think the place we should, we should start.

The defense was absolutely

dominant. They destroyed the Texans. The defense was dominant. They, because, yeah, like what the,

the first comment that I posted here from Daniel Smith, what did the Texans offense score? 12 points.

And part of those points were helped out from some weird calls at some points in the game. Some of the points they got off

of some nonsense from our Seahawks on offense that allowed the Texans to hang in the game. So

you can say 12 points officially,

but based on what I watched with my eyeballs, it did feel completely dominant and almost like

maybe they really only gave up three. It really felt that way. It felt like they just sucked the

life out of the entire Texans offense in really the one thing keeping them in the game through the entire first half was a oddly officiated first half with some calls that I can't understand the the first safety. That's a safety. Like there's no you you can't get like, look, if you sack the quarterback on any given play,

where do they spot the ball?

Do they spot the ball where the guy begins to get hit or, or do they spot it where

he's down?

Right.

Because just because you run into a guy and touch him doesn't mean that that's where,

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