Welcome to the Seahawkers podcast Behind Enemy Lines Edition.

Clinton, this week, we're going to be talking about the Jacksonville Jaguars as the Seahawks travel all the way across country down to the panhandle of Florida.

Clinton Bonner, how you feel about this game? Who do we got for a guest in what do we got coming up? I am intrigued about this game. That's for darn sure. After they take down the 49ers, thank you, Jags. And then take down the Chiefs. Yeah, sure. Thank you, Jaggs. No idea wants to see the Chiefs win anymore at this point.

So two big, big Ws in a row. And now with a sudden R3 and two Seahawks have to go cross country

and face a 401 Jacksonville Jaguars team. So it'll be interesting. But to your question,

we got a great guest coming up. We got Gus Logue. He is a writing contributor on Big Cat Country,

which is an SB Nation product. Shout out Mookiee Alexander. You all know him from field goals.

Mookiee hooked us up with Gus. And Gus also owns and operates Duval 22.com, which is a Jacksonville

Jaguar's site, very much focused on that where he likes to dive into the

film study, the nitty-gritty, the analysis, and really get into the weeds of what's cooking, what's working for the Jags, and maybe what's not. We're going to get into all that right now with our great guest star. Let's bring him on Gus Loeg. How you doing, bud? What's up, guys? yeah the kitchen's very hot in Duval County right now.

So it's for, you can't say this very often, but it's a good time to be a Jaguars fan or even just to be in the city. But how'd be joining you guys tonight? Thanks for having me on. You got it, man. You got it. Yeah, we were talking, we were doing our other preview show earlier recording. And we were talking about Mark Brunel. We're like, man, this might be

the good times of rolling when Mark Brunel was there because I believe, I believe Mark Brunel was a

U-dub guy. I think he was a husky from his collegiate days. So even a little connection back to

the glory days of the Jaguars fans. So quickly, your fandom, born and raised down there?

Is that your side of the country?

Is that where you live?

And how long have you been, you know, following the Jacks?

Yeah, since I was two really, so pretty much born and raised in Jacksonville, went to Florida

for college.

So I've always been in the neighborhood.

And then once I got out of college, it was almost immediately able to kind of get into the media market or what have you in Jacksonville.

So very fortunate to be covering my hometown team. And I'm definitely like to, as you kind of said at the

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