Now live from San Francisco. We welcome in our own DJ, Daryl Johnston, from the Cowboys, from Facts,

from everywhere. Darrell not here in San Francisco. His daughter is here. We still have not met her,

Darrell. When can we expect to need her? I'm not sure. She was at Alcatraz yesterday.

Oh, cool. Yeah, they had a bunch of the guys out there for some private tours. So, yeah, she sent it a little FaceTime video, so it's pretty cool. Have you done Alcatraz? I have. I have. It's awesome. It's very interesting. Yeah, it really is. did you do what the rest of us do, which is kind of size up, whether you think you could swim to shore? Oh, I don't even, I don't even consider it. I would be content to just stay at Alcatraz for my time. I much rather be in a cell than in a great white's mouth. What about the hole, though?

What if you had to spend time in the hole?

Yeah.

I would make sure I was not down there.

I would make sure I would be a good fugitive.

Best behavior.

Yes, that's right.

All right, well, we got a game to discuss,

and I am curious if you've sized this one up, and which way you're rolling in this thing?

I just, I really feel like Sam Darnold has exercised some pretty big demons here the last month.

Going back to Week 16 versus the Rams coming back from 16 down on the fourth quarter,

you know, touchdown, two-point play at the end to win the game, to establish home field.

You know, that was his old nemesis.

So I think that and then in the championship game again, you know, being able to do it again and, you know,

being able to lean on those guys. I think that that was, that was the style of play that if Seattle

can play that way against New England, I just, I don't know how New England is going to keep pace.

Drake May has gotten off to slow starts, you know, throughout the course of the season,

especially here in the playoffs. And if he does that against Seattle, I mean, they could get

out on top pretty quick and then it's going to be tough if they can just start to lean on that

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