Week 13 reaction: That Seattle bullshit

Better Rivals: A San Francisco 49ers Podcast

Blue Wire

Football, Sports

4.8 • 683 Ratings

🗓️ 6 December 2021

⏱️ 33 minutes

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David and Oscar talk through a chaotic and wildly frustrating loss to the Seahawks. Topics include not being able to rely on the run game again, the better QB ultimately winning the game, not capitalizing on Seattle mistakes (again), and an awful offensive showing in the second half. tickpick.com/rivals Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to this week's edition of the Better Rivals podcast.
0:15.4	My name is Oscar Oparicio.
0:16.8	And this week, it is episode 409.
0:19.5	And we're going to need some 409 to cleanse our eyeballs of that bullshit-ass game.
0:23.4	The 49ers lose another one to Seattle.
0:25.7	And that's the Seattle team that even the Washington Heinekees could handle.
0:28.7	And with me this week, tight roping his way down the sideline like George Kittle,
0:32.4	it's David Newman.
0:35.4	Fuck.
0:36.3	Huh?
0:37.2	Yeah, fuck is right. Like, let's go ahead and just put the earmuff warning out. Fuck. Yeah.
0:38.1	Fuck is right.
0:40.8	Like let's go ahead and just put the earmuff warning out. We have a couple episodes like this a year.
0:42.8	Like I got my weller.
0:44.1	My mic levels are turned up extra loud.
0:46.0	Turn your volume down right now.
0:47.7	It's going to hurt.
0:49.0	It's going to hurt just like this fucking game.
0:51.5	Absolute fucking chaos.
0:53.2	I'm not even, look.
0:58.1	I have been taping my nipples while I run because it hurts.
1:00.1	And this hurt more.
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