This is the Seahawkers podcast.

I'm Brandon Schultz of the military Seahawkers.

And today joining me to talk about the Keystone player on the Seahawks roster,

my good buddy, Adam Emmert, and Clinton Bonner, how are you doing, man?

I'm doing really well. I'm excited because I think we're, you know, getting now out of

the draft season stuff, and we're kind of getting it to crazy season, boys. I'll talk a little

bit, a little bit about that coming up, but we got OTAs, there's actual Seahawks news. And, you know, now it's like, that's happening. Yeah, we get to see, you know, see the players. We get, we get hype season already, you know, like D. Eskridge is amazing according to according to Gino, which is cool. So I'm excited to rock and roll today, boys. Adam, how about you? Oh, I'm just doing great, man.

This is going to be an interesting topic today because there's a number of ways people could go when they're thinking on the idea of what the most important Seahawk player is for this upcoming season.

I'm going to be curious to where you guys go.

I think Clinton, not just one player, but you were thinking maybe two,

like we had two. Yeah. Because you always have two keystones when you're talking about a keystone.

Right. You know, why, why have a priority when you get a priorities and get neither of them done, right?

So, but right. So, but the idea being one that maybe is like,

you know, just a little bit more obvious of a keystone, how do you want to frame it? And then our

dark course keystone. If certain things break certain ways, who could we see being the glue,

being the gel, being the keystone that maybe folks aren't thinking about quite yet. So we're out of draft season.

We know about the players. You guys just released 404 with all the awesome videos in the interviews

of the players. And that's awesome. I can't wait to listen. And now we get to start to talk about

this kind of stuff, Brandon, which excites me, man. Yeah. And I'm wondering with the keystone player in terms of rules, are there any players

who are off the table?

Because when I think of a keystone player, my mind immediately goes to the quarterback.

And, you know, if Gino Smith's, it's terrible, then, you know, he feels like a key,

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