This is the Seahawkers podcast, live and uncatfished.

I'm Brandon Schultz of the military Seahawkers.

And joining me, my good buddy in Montana Seahawker, Adam Emmert.

Happy Gino Day, good buddy.

This is a good day.

I know there's going to be a lot of people that are wringing their hands out there. There's too much money, all that stuff. It's a valid opinion. I'm excited. I'm fired up. I think this is the right move. And I think it's the first of the big dominoes to build a championship off season. man, just going to blow your take right out there.

You're not even going to lead into it with anything.

It's just you just threw it out there.

Adam's take right there. Oh, see, I throw the take out there and everybody can like sit and spin it in their head. Be like, well, I don't know about that. And then I got all this facts logic and reason that I'm going to bring to back that up here at a minute.

So, like, this is just the beginning of my take, Brandon.

I didn't throw the whole thing out there. Well, that's the fun thing about doing this live is then people can react and we can

respond in real time.

And so with Gino resigning, the preliminary details sounds like it's a three-year, $105 million deal,

which averages out then to $35 million a year,

which to me matches about my excitement level

about what I think of Gino.

That's mediocre quarterback money.

And if it works out, then this is going to look like a bargain.

Like if he continues to play at the level he did in 2022 and maybe even improves a little bit more,

then 35 million a year seems like a bargain.

If he drops off and he doesn't put up the kind of numbers that we saw last year

and he goes back to being the Gino that everybody had their opinion of him,

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