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It is Tuesday, September 13th, which means we have survived week one. Rhymed in week one. Barely. I know. Speak for yourself, Erdog. I'm Jamie Erdall alongside Conradt, Peter Strager, and a Super Bowl champion, Jason McCordy. Something's stressed you out about Monday Night Football or something? What are you guys talking about? Up again until midnight. Can Russell Wilson dump another pass off to Giovante Williams? I just, I would rather keep going. It was such a good week one. I know. We'll pay for it today, but it was worth it. I feel like we were all Peyton Manning as the clock was winding down. It's always here with Peyton's. This and this. And just like, please do it. He was trying to come up with an explanation. It was just like, I got nothing. We got nothing. Well, we can't take a time out

because it's time for the lead block.

Let's go out.

The lead block. Let's just do it. The Seattle Seahawks win the game in controversial, in electric, in religious fashion, Pete Carroll. He wanted that one bad. Seattle Seahawks, alums wanted that one bad. a very loaded win or loaded loss for Seattle versus Denver and so much to unwrap.

But in the meantime, Seattle Seahawks, alums wanted that one bad. A very loaded win or loaded loss for Seattle versus Denver, and so much to unwrap.

But in the meantime, let's hear from the Denver Broncos new starting quarterback as a mannequin in the shopping mall.

Go ahead.

I believe in Coach Hack. I believe in what we're doing. You know, and believe in everything.

And, you know, anytime you can try to find a way to make a play on fourth and five, that's great too.

But also, I think I was the wrong decision. You know, I think he can make it. Obviously,

in hindsight, you know, we didn't make it. But if we were in that situation, again, I wouldn't

doubt whatever he decided. We were right on the line and he had plenty of distance. You know, he just missed it. And so, and again, that's, hey, Brandon gave it his best shot. I mean, that's a long field goal to hit. I think he's completely capable of that, but obviously I wish we would have gotten a lot closer, but it put us in that weird spot there because we were in the field goal range, but we were on that fourth down situation. Didn't think we were going to get that many yards. So I thought it was a great job by Giovante. And we just made the decision. We want to take our shot there on that one. I'm just going to start by saying if you arrive in the stadium in that outfit, if you're Russell Wilson, maybe have a second one in case the game goes that way. so you don't have to do your post-game press

conference in that outfit. It's just a thought that I like it. If you're Nathaniel Hackett,

though, and you make the decision to kick in that instance and you have that quarterback,

is that the right call to make? Plus the Seahawks, they pulled one off. What do we make of all this

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