Leonard Williams, the big cat, is heading to the Pacific Northwest.

First time in his career, he won't be playing for one of the New York teams drafted by

the Jets, landed with the Giants, now traded.

Four years after being traded, the Giants traded to the Seahawks as the Seahawks, who woke

up Monday morning saying, holy crap, we're in first place in the NFC West.

They are loading up the cannon, Chris, trying to make that defense better, trying to hold

off of 49ers, trying to maybe get the one seed.

We're talking about the value of the Lions, having the one seed, wow, everybody had to go

to Seattle.

That's a, that's a hell of an advantage for Pete Carolyn Company.

So I like to see that kind of aggressive personnel move for a team that realizes we're

pretty good, but we could be better and we're going to go out and try to get better.

No, I mean, I think it speaks a lot, you know, I think it, I think it, you know, a trade

like that, that move.

I think basically Seattle's telling us all, telling us all, we think, we think we can

win it all this year.

That's what we're doing here.

We're going for it.

You know, one, hey, Leonard Big Cat Williams, he's a phenomenal inside defense attacker,

right?

Three, four defense, and he can kind of do everything on a, on a defensive line.

So he's special.

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