this is the sea hawkers podcast i'm your host brandon shultz and i am joined by my good buddy

adam emert as our seahawks fell to the stupid 49ers 17 to 3 adam we were there at the stadium I'm I'm sensing that we need some sort of

hawk reclens because our track record as of late not so great yeah I don't know what I did and

we'll see what we need to do going forward but clearly something has to change because that was a

brutal loss to start out the

season here against the division opponent and kind of a bummer. Otherwise, it was a fun time.

It was a great time. Otherwise, at the stadium with all the little flockers that came, I really

appreciate all you guys. And I'm sure we have a little bit to talk about here. I think we're

both dragging a little bit.

It was a lot of energy. We did our work there in the stands. And I can't wait to go back and rewatch it. Maybe can't wait. It's not the right word. But actually go back and rewatch it and get some of the more details here. But kind of some of your big thoughts, Brandon, out of the gate on the game. Yeah, before we get to some big thoughts, why don't we start with our live executive producer, Samuel Gelber, coming in and being our executive producer tonight, kicking things off, saying, people will talk about RIC, but this is on the offense.

You need to establish something, anything on offense before rolling out trick plays and tendency breakers.

And maybe this is a good place to start because, well, when you lose, obviously, Adam, you tend to place the blame on one side of the ball or the other. Or, gosh, you know, if the 49ers lose, you know they'd be placing the blame on one side of the ball or the other or gosh, you know, if the 49ers lose,

you know they'd be placing the blame squarely on special teams and Jake Moody.

And I think Sam has this right because I feel like coming out of this game, I'm seeing a

disproportionate amount of talk going in Rick

Wollins direction. And yeah, he gave up a long, deep pass down the sideline. Those, those tend to

happen. There's the potential for a pushoff. I think he could have played through that push,

you know, maybe a little bit better. And then giving up or being right there for the game

winning touchdown. I think because those two plays happened so late in the game, especially

after such a solid defensive performance, it, uh, I understand why the blame's going in that direction,

but I also, I look at the points that the offense put up on the

board and I 13 points. My mind goes there more than RIC. If your defense holds the opponent

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