Yeah, the Seahawks are very good defensively.

You know, I've mentioned this, but, you know, per DVOA, the number two team in the NFL right now is Seattle.

The number three team is Detroit, and the number eight team is Denver, and then the defensive ranks per DVOA, Seattle is three, Denver is five, and Detroit is one. Detroit's one. So three of their next four

opponents, and they've got to win three of the next four somehow, are against excellent teams

and excellent defensive teams. We'll get to our NFL power rankings to finish up the show,

but I did want to play some of the Steve Souter film breakdown from yesterday on my podcast.

Really interesting stuff about why the run game didn't work.

He goes over Marioita's performance.

I'm going to start there with him just talking about the offense against the Chiefs on Sunday

and on Monday night.

I had no issues really with scheme.

I had no issues with play calling.

I thought what they were trying to do against the Chiefs was working and it was sprinkling

and run.

I'd like the call runs with Marriota.

I thought they were timely and they should have worked.

However, it was a position or two that were letting down their blocking responsibilities

and those should have gone for six or seven yards and they end up going for one or two.

And that happened periodically throughout the game.

I'll tell you one thing that was really glaring for me was the tight end position for

Washington as a whole.

And Ertz, Bates, and Sinat.

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