Welcome to the Seahawkers podcast.

Oh my, this is an emergency pod because boys, the Seattle Seahawks, a couple of days removed from jettisoning for a third round pick.

Quarterback, Gino Smith, we go out to the market, and I will say the number one target that's out there is now a Seattle Seahawks, Sam Darnold, in the house. Bill, I'll drop it to you in a second. Adam, how are you doing with the news of our new Seahawks quarterback, bud? Well, first and foremost, I don't think we can call these emergency pods anymore because

this has come very regular.

I think these are regularly scheduled, you know,

John Pons, yeah.

All right.

That's how I feel about this as a whole.

The contract number was much lower than I would have thought.

So there's some ways that's good and there's some ways that's bad.

I don't know, Phil.

If this got you excited, this is the first time we've got you on here since the turmoil

has started and I'm really curious as to where you're at.

A lot of thoughts. A lot of thoughts. In a little bit, I feel like this cup of coffee I have here,

which is haffinated, you know, half caffeine, half not. Like I'm half excited and then half like it's

just flavor. I've been all over the place with this, especially since finding out Gino was traded.

You ever have a big bowl and you put a marble in it and it goes all over the place? If you finally

set it down, it kind of settles in somewhere. I've had a few bad thoughts about what kind of

horrors this season could be like without having a quarterback and I looked around,

looked around. I was finally starting to settle on the idea last night that probably the most

likely outcome that means we still have a chance of making the playoffs is we end up with Sam

Darnold. I was thinking he might cost more. So with the price he went for at three years,

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