Welcome to the Seahawkers podcast.

This is going to be a quick hitter, guys.

I got Phil Lytak here from What If one of our five shows a week that we put out, check

them all out.

And today we're playing a little game called, Does it Matter?

It doesn't matter.

Phil, you've got a couple things run by me.

What you got today, buddy?

Yes, Adam, because you say if it happens on Twitter or X now, it doesn't matter.

I found some things just for that.

So you can tell us, Hawk fans, if it matters or doesn't matter.

And we'll jump right in here.

And this is considering this next game, but especially homing in on with the Seahawks at K-249 said both the Browns and the Seahawks are top five in defensive success rate per play.

Big way of saying, we make the other offense fail a lot on their play.

Hawks are number one since October 1st on success rate per play. Does that kind of stat matter or not matter, Adam? That's a massive matter because coming into the season, I think both you and I feel, we're like, dude, I don't know about this defense. I feel pretty good about the offense, but the defense is the part that feels scary. And now as we've gotten to this point of the season, it almost feels flip flopped. But the idea that they started out and they've been good overall, but then are really turning it up here lately since October 1st, right, to be number one. I think that matters a lot. Yeah, absolutely. I love to see the other offense just get strangled. So I agree. Next one. And this one's out there a bunch, but it was also at K-2049, put it succinctly. Gino Smith is top 10 in turnover worthy plays facing pressure. And here in this throwback game, you may know, we're playing the Browns who have some big time pressure causers,

one particular Miles Garrett, but also up the middle, all kinds of places.

Does this matter or not matter that Gino is topped in turnover worthy plays against pressure?

This is a fat doesn't matter.

I know this is coming from a lot of people that are anti-Geno. And I get that.

That's fine. You can be that way if you want. But point being is you talk about pressure.

Gino's been under pressure almost every dropback. I mean, before the Cardinals get, the Bengals gave,

like he was under pressure over 40% of the time. If you're under pressure a ton, you're probably going to have more opportunities to create turnover worthy plays. And on top of that, where does this stat come from? Is this a PFF stat? Yes. And like, who's judging it? And I would like to go back and double check that too and be like, is that actually turnover worthy or not? Like I don't see Gito throwing a bunch of near picks like I see Brock Purdy do about every game. So to me, no, thanks, man. This is a fat does not matter. You know, we can go. I'd like to go back and see which ones they said were turnover worthy. And then we got to decide, was he under pressure? Yes, okay, so that's fine.

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