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Chuck & Buck 2-10 Hour 2: 12th Man News with Gregg Bell, is this team different? And a visit from Football Lady! · Chuck in the Morning

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Speaker 1: He's take this to a different place, you know, what
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Speaker 1: the game is looking like as we move forward here
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Speaker 1: into the future. He's he's cutting EDGs. He's a strategist,
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Speaker 1: he's like a he's a gamer, you know, he's one
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Speaker 1: of those guys and football nerd and he'd say that
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Speaker 1: in Football Geek or something like that. And yeah, he's
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Speaker 1: just he's a blast to be around.
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Speaker 2: And he thinks I'm older, but I'm not.
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Speaker 1: I mean, this guy is pretty cool.
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Speaker 3: It's pretty cool.
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Speaker 2: Well, he seems to have loosened up a little bit
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Speaker 2: that second year, Like you see a little bit of
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Speaker 2: the personality.
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Speaker 4: Have you seen his fingerprints on the team really just like.
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Speaker 5: How we recognize, you know, bringing it like you know,
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Speaker 5: what what what what the team.
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Speaker 1: Is supposed to look like from a cam Rodberis' standpoint,
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Speaker 1: playing for each other, you.
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Speaker 4: Know, on a on a personal level.
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Speaker 3: And he really you.
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Speaker 5: Know, working with Mike Travay, he really bought into that
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Speaker 5: and and and wanted to work with that in the
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Speaker 5: off season and it's important to him and and he
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Speaker 5: knew it at the end of the season last year
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Speaker 5: He's like, I want to come.
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Speaker 1: Together and be more of a team.
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Speaker 3: And he did it.
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Speaker 2: That's the Executive of the Year, John Schneider celebrating his
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Speaker 2: Super Bowl championship Sunday with their own Jessmine McIntyre. They're
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Speaker 2: in the locker room admitting that he's old as stuff
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Speaker 2: in comparison to Michael McDonald, the head coach. What a marriage,
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Speaker 2: What a marriage made in heaven? Those two have turned
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Speaker 2: out to be. And now that they've been able to
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Speaker 2: say to each other, you know what, I'd rather you
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Speaker 2: not use my toothbrush, and you know what, you fart
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Speaker 2: in your sleep? Now that they've had that like honest
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Speaker 2: moment in their first six months together, when you know,
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Speaker 2: when they're that honeymoon period where you can either ignore
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Speaker 2: all of those things or just sort of pointed out,
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Speaker 2: you're not good at getting me linebackers. Here's what we're
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Speaker 2: gonna work on.
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Speaker 3: You know.
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Speaker 2: Once they got through that uncomfortable I don't like your
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Speaker 2: calik you know kind of moment, than man, it has
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Speaker 2: been the best relationship in the National Football League.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, well, I mean you can't he can't get much
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Speaker 6: better than the way in which it has been seamless.
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Speaker 6: I mean, they didn't know each other other than through
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Speaker 6: the interview process. At first, and it was it was different.
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Speaker 6: I would say, maybe it's not different. Maybe other young
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Speaker 6: coaches have came into the league and not put their
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Speaker 6: foot down but said, hey, some of the pieces you
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Speaker 6: gave me to cook with, I can't do it. But
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Speaker 6: so let's let's adjust this linebacker situation. Maybe there's younger
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Speaker 6: guys that have done it. It just being as close
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Speaker 6: to it as we are. It seemed like wow for
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Speaker 6: a young, first time head coach to make that change,
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Speaker 6: and it wasn't obviously one where he was like, I
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Speaker 6: think this will be better.
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Speaker 2: He was certain.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, because it was a quick It was a change
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Speaker 6: that was made really quick. And obviously you look, you
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Speaker 6: know short a little bit over a year later and
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Speaker 6: you're all of a sudden the champion.
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Speaker 2: You know, your friend Ryan, I don't like him.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, let me went into the top chef kitchen and
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Speaker 4: was like, oh, all these ingredients I got this.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, So I don't know, maybe just Ryan doesn't come
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Speaker 2: over to the house as much. Let's get Clint, it's Chuck,
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Speaker 2: Chill headlines. Seahawks are Super Bowl champs, and tomorrow they'll
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Speaker 2: be holding a parade. There'll be an event at Loominfield
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Speaker 2: at ten o'clock, and then at eleven o'clock there's going
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Speaker 2: to be the parade itself going through the streets of Seattle. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 2: the off season is officially underway, and people can't resist
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Speaker 2: already talking about where free agents should go and so
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Speaker 2: on and so forth. So it is here. It never
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Speaker 2: does really go away. Pitchers and catchers, they are officially
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Speaker 2: reporting first practice on Thursday, but today people are reporting
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Speaker 2: down there in Peoria for the Mariners. Our spring training
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Speaker 2: coverage will start on Monday morning right here on Chuck
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Speaker 2: and Buck. The Olympics continue. In college basketball now gets
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Speaker 2: a little bit of attention, and if you watch last
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Speaker 2: night Kansas Arizona, we now no longer have an undefeated
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Speaker 2: Arizona Wildcats team. They were upset at Kansas, even though
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Speaker 2: the Jayhawks played without their best player last night, who
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Speaker 2: was sick and it was a terrific basketball game. All right,
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Speaker 2: those are your headlines. Let's talk to Greg with the
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Speaker 7: Now with twelk Man News, here's Greg Bell with Chuck
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Speaker 7: and Bud.
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Speaker 2: Are you safely home and in Wendy's arms?
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Speaker 3: Greg home, Yes, Wendy's us to work.
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Speaker 2: You got plenty of arm time though, didn't You can
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Speaker 2: put in here snuggle time.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, we caught up. It's good for her to come
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Speaker 3: down there and a great time. Yeah, very good.
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Speaker 2: Well, we've been talking about a lot of things already
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Speaker 2: this morning, and I want to get your thoughts on it.
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Speaker 2: I mean, this relationship between Schneider and Mike McDonald just
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Speaker 2: seems like a match made in heaven. And I'm wondering
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Speaker 2: if you wait out the four years of his contract
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Speaker 2: and he's got four years left, or do you reward
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Speaker 2: him for a championship and make him feel right now
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Speaker 2: like We don't ever want you to leave Seattle as
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Speaker 2: he do for a pay raise two years into his
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Speaker 2: top six year contract.
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Speaker 8: Greg, well, he's earned it. I don't know that he'll
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Speaker 8: get one. They do have other priorities other that is
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Speaker 8: a different pot of money and a different process than
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Speaker 8: player contracts, for sure. I don't think so yet. I mean,
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Speaker 8: I know McDonald would say, this is why you hired
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Speaker 8: me this. You hired me to beat McVeigh. You hired
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Speaker 8: me to beat Shanahan. You hired me to go to
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Speaker 8: the super Bowl and win it. And that was not
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Speaker 8: a our fetched idea for him. Remember, Mike McDonald took
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Speaker 8: over a team.
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Speaker 3: That was not Berift and a drift and a two
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Speaker 3: win program. He took over a pretty solid foundation of
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Speaker 3: a club that just needed to fix its defense at first,
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Speaker 3: and then he overhauld the offense in his way. But
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Speaker 3: he was starting from a higher floor than a lot
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Speaker 3: of first time rookie head coaches, not to mention, because
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Speaker 3: he had the experience in Baltimore and called his own defense.
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Speaker 3: He knew his system would work. He had two years
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Speaker 3: in Baltimore to see how he used Kyle Hamilton, for instance,
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Speaker 3: which is a lot more like he uses came in
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Speaker 3: worry here, but all the switching and changing it to
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Speaker 3: the snap and the one word commands that players used
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Speaker 3: to activate all of that, and the system was in place.
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Speaker 3: What he used he had proven in Baltimore to himself.
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Speaker 3: He had number one defense in Baltimore that this would
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Speaker 3: work in the league. So all that's to say is
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Speaker 3: that while it is a quick turnaround, he wasn't quite
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Speaker 3: turning it around if they weren't two and fifteen, So
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Speaker 3: he was starting from a higher floor. As I guess
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Speaker 3: what I'm saying. I'm not trying to take away from
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Speaker 3: what he has done and the culture he said and
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Speaker 3: togetherness he's brought. But he had pretty good confidence that
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Speaker 3: if he did this system in Seattle, it would work
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Speaker 3: and he could sell that to his players. All he
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Speaker 3: had to do was turn on the Baltimore Ravens tape
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Speaker 3: from the two years previous to him coming here, and
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Speaker 3: those players would look good girl, and that really helped
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Speaker 3: the buy in right away before they played a game.
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Speaker 6: Gee, I mean another coaching situation. Obviously we found out
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Speaker 6: or I think it was a secret that wasn't very
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Speaker 6: well kept about Clint Kubiak taking the Las Vegas job
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Speaker 6: that now is basically official. Do you expect them to
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Speaker 6: stay in house to try to keep some continuity when
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Speaker 6: it comes to replace or I mean, the downside of
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Speaker 6: megan it to the Super Bowl is a whole bunch
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Speaker 6: of other teams have already filled all of their spots
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Speaker 6: and whatnot. You're kind of at the at the mercy
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Speaker 6: of who's left over? What do you expect them to
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Speaker 6: do there?
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Speaker 3: I've been told that they are going to promote from within,
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Speaker 3: at least that's their first choice. To promote from within
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Speaker 3: for the play college job, take pizza, someone's on the
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Speaker 3: staff that has some play calling experience. Andrew to Jenoko
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Speaker 3: really messed well. Obviously the results speak for itself. With
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Speaker 3: quarterback sam Donold Jinoko the quarterbacks coach, he's thirty seven.
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Speaker 3: The key to everything to me is John Ben and
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Speaker 3: Stan and Mike McDonald intends to keep his guys Clint
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Speaker 3: Kubiak being here only for one season in Seattle, it
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Speaker 3: would be he would not engender himself to the Seahawks,
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Speaker 3: to John Schneider, to especially to Mike McDonald if here
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Speaker 3: he's only here for one year and then he takes
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Speaker 3: half the offensive staff with him to Las Vegas. That
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Speaker 3: would be a ransacking, and I don't think that's gonna happen.
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Speaker 3: The Seahawks are gonna make every effort to keep pretty
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Speaker 3: much everybody else that was coaching on this staff this year.
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Speaker 3: Adden Dirty was very impressive, I'm told in the interviews
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Speaker 3: they had in Atlanta and Chicago for Cleveland for the
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Speaker 3: head coaching jobs. He's not gonna obviously get when the
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Speaker 3: cycle this time next year, he could be gone too
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Speaker 3: as the protege for Mike McDonald running and helping run
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Speaker 3: his defense. But Jake pets is probably the one that
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Speaker 3: comes to mind because he has some Playcollner experiences. Perhaps
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Speaker 3: the front runner Jinoko would be continuity with Darnold, But
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Speaker 3: no matter how it shakes out, I really think they
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Speaker 3: need to keep offensive line coach John Benton to keep
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Speaker 3: what they've built in the clarity the guys have talked
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Speaker 3: about in the teaching on the office. That's the line
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Speaker 3: that's a big, big stay, And signs that I'm getting
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Speaker 3: early on is that they're going to make that happen.
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Speaker 2: Greg Bell is with us our Seahawks insider, joining us
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Speaker 2: here on this Tuesday, fresh off Super Bowl coverage, and
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Speaker 2: of course you can get all of Greg's the Super
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Speaker 2: Bowl coverage there at the Newstribune dot com. You can
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Speaker 2: follow him as well on x at g bel Seattle.
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Speaker 2: He joins us here this morning once again to talk
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Speaker 2: some Seahawks football. What how would you describe the priority
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Speaker 2: level of keeping Ken Walker versus all the suitors to
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Speaker 2: a guy whose name's never going to have been hotter
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Speaker 2: than it is right.
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Speaker 3: Now, well higher than it was a week ago. The
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Speaker 3: Zach Charbonnay injury situation changes this a little bit. Had
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Speaker 3: they had charbone and I'm not throughout the season, I mean,
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Speaker 3: let's put this so, there's a reason why they didn't
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Speaker 3: offer Kenneth Walker contract already. Zach Charboney was part of
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Speaker 3: that reason. Now, Charboney's contract ends after next year. Of course,
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Speaker 3: the draft a year after Walker in the second round
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Speaker 3: as well, But they had in the back of their
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Speaker 3: minds they could potentially give Charbonay the job if they
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Speaker 3: didn't want to resign at Walker's rate. Walker's rate has
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Speaker 3: skyrocketed in the last three weeks because of how he
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Speaker 3: seized his opportunity. You talk about seizing a chance, not
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Speaker 3: too much more. He could have done than be the
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Speaker 3: Super Bowl MVP and have a couple one hundred yard
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Speaker 3: games and three touchdowns in the playoff game equals Sean
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Speaker 3: Alexander's team record from twenty one years ago. It just
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Speaker 3: man perfect timing for him. For him personally, I know
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Speaker 3: he's got a new agent, David Can't Gan turin the
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Speaker 3: R Sports Group down in Florida just tired him right
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Speaker 3: before the NFC title game. The cold business of the
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Speaker 3: NFL is that one side of this is the Seahawks
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Speaker 3: had their chance. They could have resigned him all along.
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Speaker 3: And now there's six weeks until free agency begins, six
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Speaker 3: weeks until he can have open market bidding and see
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Speaker 3: what other teams would be offering him, six weeks to
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Speaker 3: actually maximize his contract value by other teams getting in
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Speaker 3: a bidding war with him. It would be from an
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Speaker 3: agent's perspective, it would be a wise business decision to
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Speaker 3: test that market at this point and tell your client, well,
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Speaker 3: they had their chance, they had your four years. From
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Speaker 3: the player's perspective, I asked Walker again yesterday in San
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Speaker 3: Francisco at the MVP press conference before he headed the
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Speaker 3: Mickey Mouse Land, and I asked him if he still
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Speaker 3: wants to stay here, and he said, yes, absolutely, that
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Speaker 3: says the first choice would be to re sign with
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Speaker 3: the Seahawks, but he is wondering why this hasn't even
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Speaker 3: been approached yet. When I talked to him in San
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Speaker 3: Jose last week, I asked them, again, have they even
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Speaker 3: come to you talking about a potential deal and what
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Speaker 3: it might look like and bringing up the subject at all?
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Speaker 3: And he said, not that I know of. And those
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Speaker 3: are the same words he gave me in August when
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Speaker 3: I asked that question. So nothing he's done this season,
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Speaker 3: in a thousand yard season, a super Bowl MVP, nothing
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Speaker 3: that he's done has moved that needle to him. So
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Speaker 3: I can see why he would test the market, even
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Speaker 3: if he says he wants to come back. The Seahawks
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Speaker 3: probably thought going into the season, because of injury history,
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Speaker 3: that he could maybe get they could give him a
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Speaker 3: one year deal at a few million above vetrimentimum. I
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Speaker 3: don't think there's any way they could do that now
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Speaker 3: because he would get multiple years and more money on
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Speaker 3: the open market. I would almost certainly believe his value
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Speaker 3: going into the playoffs was some people thought around eight
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Speaker 3: million dollars less a year it may have gone way
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Speaker 3: up from the last three weeks.
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Speaker 6: I mean a lot of times you'll see guys get
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Speaker 6: criticized for tiptoeing up to the line and then hoping
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Speaker 6: for a crease and shooting through there. In the Super Bowl,
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Speaker 6: it seemed to work. In the games leading up to it,
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Speaker 6: he was having more success with it. Hugh mentioned yesterday
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Speaker 6: something about how they moved him back maybe a half yard,
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Speaker 6: maybe even all the way up to a yard to
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Speaker 6: where he had more time essentially to kind of read
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Speaker 6: what was going on with his zone blocking, read what
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Speaker 6: was going on in front of him, and then find
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Speaker 6: the hole and hit it. Did you notice the same
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Speaker 6: thing and why would it TeV taken four years for
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Speaker 6: them to figure out, Hey, this is what fits his
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Speaker 6: running style better.
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Speaker 3: Now, that was opponent driven. And we talked last week
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Speaker 3: about how the Patriots' defensive tackles went wide, and they
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Speaker 3: really went wide in the Super Bowl. They were trying
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Speaker 3: to overcompensate for Seattle's outside zone, which is usually around
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Speaker 3: me tackles at least that's the point of attack. And
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Speaker 3: so the Patriots attacked that and they gave They wanted
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Speaker 3: Walker to hesitate a little bit to see how that
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Speaker 3: all traffic shook out. If the Patriot's going to flare
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Speaker 3: that way and we're trying to block that way, read
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Speaker 3: the blocks of where are the flaring's going. That's the
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Speaker 3: simplistic way to describe that. So so he looked more
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Speaker 3: like Levey on Bell in the Super Bowl. Bell was
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Speaker 3: famous for that in Pittsburgh. He would get a handoff
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Speaker 3: and he would just stand there motionless to wait to
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Speaker 3: see what the blocks were doing. And he was a
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Speaker 3: twelve hundred yard back doing that for a couple of years.
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Speaker 3: He was one of the best, maybe the best back
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Speaker 3: in the league until he fly flamed out. And that's
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Speaker 3: who he looked like on Sunday. But to me, it
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Speaker 3: wasn't four years Why didn't you run this way? It
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Speaker 3: was specific to the opponent. There were a ton of
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Speaker 3: nuances in that game. Polan I mentioned yesterday Devin Witherspoon
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Speaker 3: telling me in the locker room after the game about
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Speaker 3: how they had their blocking figured out, especially the backs
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Speaker 3: and how they slid and the sets and tells of
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Speaker 3: the offensive line. Same thing for the run game. On offense,
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Speaker 3: they waited a little longer to read the blocks a
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Speaker 3: little differently because of how New England was flaring out.
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Speaker 3: And that's the product of having two weeks, guys, between
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Speaker 3: the title game and the Super Bowl, that you can
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Speaker 3: find nuances and film breakdow. That's why coaches get paid,
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Speaker 3: that's why they study as much film as they study.
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Speaker 2: Our Seahawks inside of Greg bell is with us here
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Speaker 2: two days removed from the Super Bowl title the Seattle
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Speaker 2: Seahawks on one of the New England Patriots twenty nine
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Speaker 2: to thirteen. And of course the Super Bowl heroes always
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Speaker 2: rush off to Disneyland or disney World afterward, and they
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Speaker 2: actually do make appearances there. And maybe I'm reading too
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Speaker 2: much into this, Craig, but man, I really like seeing
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Speaker 2: Sam Darnold and Ken Walker on the children's Tea Cup
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Speaker 2: rides talking about God knows what. I just think there
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Speaker 2: are way too many twenty three to twenty nine year
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Speaker 2: olds who take themselves way too seriously, who have accomplished
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Speaker 2: way I can't imagine Aaron Rodgers ever going after a
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Speaker 2: super Bowl title to ride in the teacups with a friend.
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Speaker 2: Maybe I'm reading into it too much, but to me,
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Speaker 2: that's sort of symbolic of how well this team gets along.
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Speaker 2: That these two guys don't take themselves so seriously that
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Speaker 2: they can go on a kid's ride, probably on a
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Speaker 2: tour they're only doing because they have to.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that made me last like one hundred and fifty
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Speaker 3: times yesterday when I saw that they were both of them
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Speaker 3: their arms over the edge of the teacup, and that
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Speaker 3: was pretty funny. I don't know how they got onto
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Speaker 3: the ride, because I thought there was a measuring stick
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Speaker 3: that kept you from a minimum height and a maximum
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Speaker 3: height on those rides that Disneyland. Yeah, that was And
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Speaker 3: what's funny is those of us who know Kenneth Walker,
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Speaker 3: he's about the opposite of a guy who's going to
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Speaker 3: do a publicity tour and be shown off and have
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Speaker 3: a parade for He don't want any part of that.
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Speaker 3: What I saw last week at the media availabilities before
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Speaker 3: the Super Bowl, He's just like, please, can I just
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Speaker 3: get this over with? I just don't want to talk anymore.
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Speaker 3: He's just a reserve to himself guy. And it's not
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Speaker 3: that he's mean or doesn't want to be approachable or
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Speaker 3: put out. He's a standoff guy. He could just do
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Speaker 3: without the attention. One of them. I haven't gotten to
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Speaker 3: write it yet, because I've written a story or five
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Speaker 3: hundred in the last two weeks. But one of the
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Speaker 3: coolest stories of all about Walker's night at the Super
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Speaker 3: Bowl was it was the first time his father had
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Speaker 3: ever seen him play in person. His dad is even
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Speaker 3: more reclusive and doesn't like crowds more than his son is.
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Speaker 3: And can you imagine as a father that the first
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Speaker 3: time you've ever watched your son in person is in
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Speaker 3: the Super Bowl. He ends up being the MVP. For
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Speaker 3: what the thrill that was? And there's all kinds of
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Speaker 3: stories that emerged like that. But when when Kenneth Walker
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Speaker 3: awoke on Sunday morning in the San Jose Marriot to
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Speaker 3: begin his Super Bowl day, he didn't say he didn't
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Speaker 3: think he'd be necessarily win the MVP, but he knew
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Speaker 3: the game plan. He knew how much Kubiak was going
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Speaker 3: to feed him. He knew that the plan was to
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Speaker 3: run the ball into a control field position to win
19:00
Speaker 3: with their defense. And I talked to him about that
19:03
Speaker 3: and yesterday at San Francisco, and he said that, he said, man,
19:06
Speaker 3: once I saw the game plan, I knew I was
19:09
Speaker 3: going to have opportunities. And even in the past game,
19:12
Speaker 3: he said and Man one hundred and sixty one guards
19:15
Speaker 3: from scrimmage.
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Speaker 2: Yeah all right, well, still a lot more to discuss,
19:21
Speaker 2: So we're gonna bug you again tomorrow here on the
19:25
Speaker 2: radio program. But great stuff today. Appreciate it very much, mister.
19:28
Speaker 3: Bell all thank you. Are you going to be out
19:30
Speaker 3: the parade tomorrow putting on some caps and getting out there.
19:33
Speaker 2: We are going to be doing our show from down there,
19:36
Speaker 2: and so probably I would assume Bucky and I are
19:41
Speaker 2: going to catch it on the front side and maybe
19:43
Speaker 2: not be there when people have been drinking for six
19:46
Speaker 2: straight hours. Maybe not. I don't know what.
19:50
Speaker 3: That's probably a good idea. A park yourself, Yeah, park
19:55
Speaker 3: yourself right where it starts that I guess, the living field. Yeah,
19:58
Speaker 3: Happy Tuesday.
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Speaker 2: Thank you all right, Greg Bell. Our Seahawks Insider If
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20:42
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20:46
Speaker 2: They're not listening, Ashley, So I'm going to try to
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22:00
Speaker 2: So he's going to join us today at nine thirty today,
22:03
Speaker 2: and Football Lady's going to stop by here before the
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Speaker 2: hour comes to a close. If you don't know who
22:08
Speaker 2: Football Lady is, brace yourself. Oh yeah, but we're going
22:12
Speaker 2: to get started with a conversation here in this segment.
22:16
Speaker 2: And I've tried to start this conversation and without fail,
22:20
Speaker 2: everybody changes the variables on me, and I don't want
22:23
Speaker 2: to change the variables. And for to get the conversation
22:27
Speaker 2: between the three of us started the right way, I
22:29
Speaker 2: really got to go to Ashley and I really got
22:32
Speaker 2: to ask you to remember how you felt after the
22:35
Speaker 2: Lob and Russell won the first one, the Super Bowl
22:39
Speaker 2: one forty three to eight. This place was off the hook.
22:45
Speaker 2: You know Blue Fridays or thing that everybody.
22:50
Speaker 9: Participated in every single Friday.
22:52
Speaker 2: You know, you had this young team with this potentially
22:56
Speaker 2: historic defense, a controlled quarterback that was young and getting
23:01
Speaker 2: better seemingly with every single game. And I want you,
23:05
Speaker 2: I don't want you to think about what happened the
23:07
Speaker 2: next year. I want you to think about how you
23:09
Speaker 2: felt at that time, and now compare it to how
23:13
Speaker 2: we feel thirteen years later about a new Seahawks team
23:18
Speaker 2: built also by John Schneider, having won its first championship
23:23
Speaker 2: and seemingly in this position. To man, they look like
23:29
Speaker 2: they can do this again and again and again. And
23:31
Speaker 2: I want you to compare the two feelings, if you can,
23:35
Speaker 2: between how you felt coming off that Super Bowl championship
23:38
Speaker 2: twenty thirteen with how you feel right now about the
23:41
Speaker 2: twenty twenty six Seahawks and what the who had the
23:46
Speaker 2: brighter future. The way you felt then and the way
23:48
Speaker 2: that you feel right now.
23:50
Speaker 4: Well, I will preface this with obviously, when the Seahawks
23:52
Speaker 4: won the first one, I was just young and dumb,
23:55
Speaker 4: but I do well, you're not young anymore, No, not young,
23:58
Speaker 4: just still done.
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Speaker 2: I did.
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Speaker 9: I do remember though after they won just one.
24:05
Speaker 4: I mean, obviously it was just an entirely different feeling
24:07
Speaker 4: because it's your first championship, right, You've been in the
24:11
Speaker 4: heartbreak of playing.
24:12
Speaker 9: Pittsburgh and that whole thing.
24:13
Speaker 4: So it was like here we go, Oh my gosh,
24:15
Speaker 4: we can't believe this happened.
24:17
Speaker 9: And it was so optim then.
24:19
Speaker 4: It was just optimistic that going into the next season,
24:21
Speaker 4: you're like, we're doing that again. This team is that good?
24:25
Speaker 4: There was It was almost cocky, right, And I don't
24:30
Speaker 4: just mean the team, I think the fans too. It
24:32
Speaker 4: was like, oh, oh no.
24:33
Speaker 2: There was any almost about it. Pretty cocky.
24:35
Speaker 4: Yeah, but well I'm not generally a cocky person, so
24:38
Speaker 4: for me it wasn't.
24:39
Speaker 9: But it was like as close to cocky as I
24:41
Speaker 9: could be.
24:42
Speaker 2: Why did you wear your weird number one T shirt
24:44
Speaker 2: to work today?
24:45
Speaker 3: Then?
24:45
Speaker 9: Well, I just wear that.
24:46
Speaker 4: I wear that to remind myself every day about the
24:49
Speaker 4: show that we're number one.
24:50
Speaker 9: Oh, it's a show, it's just about us.
24:52
Speaker 2: Well now I endorse it, yeah, of course.
24:55
Speaker 4: And so I think it was just you didn't think
24:58
Speaker 4: there was anything that was ever going to stand in
25:00
Speaker 4: the way, and it was Pete balancing this whole team
25:04
Speaker 4: of personalities and all of these things, and you were
25:07
Speaker 4: just so you know, every Blue Friday, as you said,
25:09
Speaker 4: we were all celebrating, and every Friday was the day
25:11
Speaker 4: before the day before, because Pete Carroll said it once
25:13
Speaker 4: and we all celebrated the day before the day before.
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Speaker 9: It was just you know, everywhere you went.
25:20
Speaker 4: And now now with this team, I don't want to
25:23
Speaker 4: say that people are it's like, oh, well we've won one,
25:26
Speaker 4: so okay, now we did it again.
25:28
Speaker 9: You know, it wasn't that big of a deal. It
25:30
Speaker 9: was still a really damn big deal.
25:32
Speaker 4: And and I do think leading up to it, you
25:35
Speaker 4: still get everyone wearing their Seahawks stuff. Everyone's excited, everyone's excited.
25:38
Speaker 4: But I do think there's a tempered expectation because of
25:42
Speaker 4: the crushing blow we had in that following year. I
25:45
Speaker 4: don't think anyone and you do realize, you do realize
25:48
Speaker 4: how hard it is to go back to back. So
25:51
Speaker 4: I mean you think about how lucky we were with
25:53
Speaker 4: injuries this year, and I mean compared to other teams.
25:57
Speaker 4: I mean, we really we were pretty lucky.
26:00
Speaker 2: Well, look, I like to like, I think that's a
26:02
Speaker 2: skill too. I think the organization gets credit for that.
26:05
Speaker 2: But yeah, that's some luck in vall, there's no question
26:07
Speaker 2: about that. I think that's a really good tempered take
26:11
Speaker 2: and it's probably because you have been through it once. Before,
26:15
Speaker 2: And I'm not going to put the cart before the
26:17
Speaker 2: horse again, right like that.
26:19
Speaker 4: Just take this one and enjoy this one, and then
26:21
Speaker 4: whatever happens happened.
26:22
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I will say taking away your life experience
26:26
Speaker 2: with it. I'm you know, I think that you you
26:30
Speaker 2: should be excited about. This might just be the beginning
26:34
Speaker 2: of something. And I get why everybody is reluctant to
26:37
Speaker 2: go there. But I do believe that maybe your cockiness
26:43
Speaker 2: was a reflection of the team you were rooting for, yes, because.
26:47
Speaker 9: They made us think it was us against everybody.
26:49
Speaker 2: Yeah, you are all brash and cocky at that time,
26:53
Speaker 2: and and it was a The team was brash and cocky,
26:56
Speaker 2: and it was part of what made them special, no
26:59
Speaker 2: question about. It's certainly what made Richard Sherman as good
27:03
Speaker 2: as what Richard Sherman became. This team, though, Bucky, they
27:06
Speaker 2: don't have that. I mean, Sam Darnold and Ken Walker
27:10
Speaker 2: at Disneyland yesterday, not trying to stay away from the people.
27:13
Speaker 2: They're in a tea cup ride together and probably talking
27:16
Speaker 2: about free agency and what are we gonna do to
27:19
Speaker 2: be able to keep you next year?
27:20
Speaker 9: I don't know what they're gonna get.
27:22
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe they're just talking about that. How many cheros
27:24
Speaker 2: do you think you can eat? Ken? You know, I
27:26
Speaker 2: think I could eat like fourteen. Let's have a competition,
27:28
Speaker 2: then we'll come back on the tea cups. I just
27:31
Speaker 2: they don't have that. And maybe the fan base is
27:34
Speaker 2: keeping everything in perspective because it's again reflection of the
27:38
Speaker 2: team and keeping you know, there's there's certainly a lot
27:42
Speaker 2: more of this one day at a time kind of
27:46
Speaker 2: feel that you get with the twenty twenty six Seahawks
27:49
Speaker 2: versus the twenty thirteen Seahawks, who you felt after that championship.
27:53
Speaker 2: We're going to like, Okay, now we'll take Peru, you know.
27:57
Speaker 2: Now we're going to storm the We're not just happy
28:01
Speaker 2: with being champions of America. We're going to take on
28:04
Speaker 2: Europe now, you know, the like the Siege was on
28:08
Speaker 2: Alexander the Great is leading the charge, right, And so
28:12
Speaker 2: certainly there's a different mentality that goes with this twenty
28:14
Speaker 2: twenty six group, and maybe the fans tempered expectations are
28:19
Speaker 2: a reflection of that as well.
28:21
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean I think that the tempered expectations are
28:24
Speaker 6: exactly because of what Ashley said, because of what happened
28:27
Speaker 6: the following year. But if you're just comparing twenty thirteen,
28:30
Speaker 6: they just won a super Bowl, so you're you know,
28:32
Speaker 6: you're you're days after winning a super Bowl versus now,
28:37
Speaker 6: you know, a decade plus later and you just want
28:39
Speaker 6: a super Bowl. How do you compare? How do you
28:42
Speaker 6: think about the two teams? I think you're nailing it.
28:44
Speaker 6: I think he's both right on.
28:46
Speaker 2: I don't.
28:46
Speaker 6: I don't get the same. Now you're gonna have some guys,
28:49
Speaker 6: and you want to have some I mean, I don't
28:51
Speaker 6: like cocky. I most certainly don't like arrogant. Richard Sherman
28:55
Speaker 6: check box one, checkbox two. Cocky and arrogant. Now you
28:58
Speaker 6: play that way that you have to play that way,
29:02
Speaker 6: even though I don't like it. You step in the
29:03
Speaker 6: batter's box. And what I was running through my head
29:06
Speaker 6: was cocky and arrogant thoughts. You ain't got a chance, Motherflower,
29:10
Speaker 6: bring it in here and I'm hitting this thing a mile.
29:12
Speaker 2: Yeah, sorry, I said, Flower.
29:14
Speaker 9: No, I know you made me nervous, but then I laughed, Yeah.
29:17
Speaker 2: That's fine, just a little peddle. You're fine with that.
29:20
Speaker 6: I think that you have to play you were cocky
29:23
Speaker 6: about Yeah, yeah, I think that you have to be
29:26
Speaker 6: uh she pitdled her, I said, mother flower cocky.
29:30
Speaker 10: Yeah, she pled was in a confident was a cocky
29:32
Speaker 10: pitdle Yeah, you gotta have that. So you're I think
29:41
Speaker 10: that you're going to have that, right. I mean I
29:43
Speaker 10: watched Devin Witherspoon, great, great player. He most certainly plays
29:48
Speaker 10: with that edge, and you have to have some guys
29:50
Speaker 10: that play with that. I think that when it gets
29:52
Speaker 10: down to, okay, your most important players, the difference in
29:56
Speaker 10: what we could already see Russell Wilson starting to turned.
30:00
Speaker 2: Towards we already knew there was. Yeah, maybe there was.
30:05
Speaker 2: There was a divide. Well, there was a long before
30:08
Speaker 2: the one yard As Charles Davis pointed out to us,
30:11
Speaker 2: the one yard line thing just accentuated it, just like
30:14
Speaker 2: that was like final straw moment. Four players. They already
30:18
Speaker 2: there was a divide in that locker room, and they
30:21
Speaker 2: kept it under wraps and people really didn't want to
30:23
Speaker 2: think about it back in twenty thirteen into twenty fourteen
30:26
Speaker 2: because everything was just wonderful. Yeah, but it was there.
30:29
Speaker 6: Well yeah, yeah, well I think that, and it starts
30:31
Speaker 6: with it was like the face of the team was
30:35
Speaker 6: the defense Richard Sherman was the mouth. Earl Thomas was
30:40
Speaker 6: the heart. Cam Chanceller was the thunder that brought down.
30:44
Speaker 6: Bobby Wagner was the brains in the center of the operation.
30:46
Speaker 6: kJ Wrait was his robin to the batman. The whole
30:49
Speaker 6: defensive line is like, yeah, but we're the big dogs
30:52
Speaker 6: around here. We make everything go. And yet Russell Wilson,
30:55
Speaker 6: because he's a quarterback, the dorky Russell Wilson was the
30:58
Speaker 6: guy that was had the biggest name on the outside
31:01
Speaker 6: of the stadium, and I think that rubbed people the
31:03
Speaker 6: wrong way inside that locker room.
31:04
Speaker 2: And yet they don't care.
31:06
Speaker 6: They overlook it when he's escaping stuff and making offscript
31:08
Speaker 6: plays and they're winning games and Super Bowls. But yeah,
31:11
Speaker 6: the final straw was that that that play at the
31:14
Speaker 6: one yard line. So when you compare that to where
31:17
Speaker 6: it is right now, I think you take is there
31:19
Speaker 6: anybody that has a jealousy factor towards Sam Darnold about
31:22
Speaker 6: he gets too much? No, they love the love him.
31:25
Speaker 6: They love the fact that he's trials.
31:27
Speaker 2: Yes, and I think he's bought a podium and he's like, hey,
31:31
Speaker 2: we did our job offensively. And he went position group
31:33
Speaker 2: by position group, and he's like, but let's not kid ourselves.
31:36
Speaker 2: Our defense is what won us the game tonight.
31:39
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I think that he I think he epitomizes
31:43
Speaker 6: the leadership that you need. And leadership doesn't necessarily mean
31:47
Speaker 6: look at me, I'm the leader. Sometimes it's like, go
31:50
Speaker 6: talk to them. They're the ones that did it, you know.
31:52
Speaker 6: I mean that's sometimes is giving credit where credit is
31:55
Speaker 6: deserved versus people that want to give it to you
31:58
Speaker 6: just because you're playing the more important position. So I mean,
32:02
Speaker 6: and then you just talk about the leader. I think
32:04
Speaker 6: that Pete Carroll's leadership style it works, but I think
32:07
Speaker 6: it has a short shelf life. I think that eventually
32:09
Speaker 6: you let everybody hey be you, go talk big, go
32:12
Speaker 6: do what you want to do, play on the edge.
32:14
Speaker 6: I think that runs its life, it runs its time,
32:17
Speaker 6: and then all of a sudden runs out of it.
32:19
Speaker 6: I think Mike McDonald has a very much so I
32:21
Speaker 6: get what you guys are fighting for, and I'm right
32:23
Speaker 6: there for it. You go be you, but make sure
32:26
Speaker 6: that it's within the realms of what we're doing.
32:27
Speaker 2: The Seahawks, well, I'll just say this, and I know
32:30
Speaker 2: that people are a little reserved about this. I just
32:33
Speaker 2: went on Kansaity Radio yesterday and they won three titles
32:35
Speaker 2: in the last ten years. And I was asked a
32:38
Speaker 2: question about, so do you think this is repeatable? And
32:41
Speaker 2: there was an air with my very good friends or
32:43
Speaker 2: in petro of are you the latest chumps that think
32:46
Speaker 2: that you can do what we've done here? And there
32:49
Speaker 2: was an air of that, and and I just I
32:52
Speaker 2: did make it clear. Look, it's really hard to win one,
32:54
Speaker 2: much less go back to back. Seahawks are Seahawks organization
32:58
Speaker 2: has proof positive of that. But this team, the way
33:02
Speaker 2: that it's set up, I mean, you just want a championship.
33:05
Speaker 2: You've got the fourth most cap space in the National
33:09
Speaker 2: Football League right now. You have an executive of the
33:13
Speaker 2: Year who is on fire right now. You've got a
33:16
Speaker 2: young head coach who's clearly the best defensive mind in
33:19
Speaker 2: the game right now who might just be getting started.
33:23
Speaker 2: You've got a clubhouse that is functional and that is working.
33:27
Speaker 2: I mean, you certainly are set I think you're set
33:30
Speaker 2: up better here in Seattle right now for that dynasty
33:34
Speaker 2: that you felt you missed out on. Doesn't mean you're
33:36
Speaker 2: gonna get there, doesn't mean you're not going to crash
33:38
Speaker 2: into disappointment again. But if you can take a reserved
33:41
Speaker 2: approach to it and yet no inside your heart and
33:45
Speaker 2: your brain, we're even better set up now than we
33:48
Speaker 2: were thirteen years ago. I mean, this could be we
33:51
Speaker 2: just had a special season. This could be a special
33:55
Speaker 2: decade for this organization going forward. And the best news
33:58
Speaker 2: of all is that this happens every thirteen years. It's
34:01
Speaker 2: very clear. So twenty thirty nine, I can't wait to
34:04
Speaker 2: see this dam great, It's gonna be awesome, all right,
34:07
Speaker 2: coming up next football Lady on kJ R Jade stair
34:24
Speaker 2: doorl join us at eight o'clock. But if you are
34:27
Speaker 2: coming off that Super Bowl championship and you're one of
34:30
Speaker 2: those like I gotta have everything that commemorates a T
34:34
Speaker 2: shirts underwear sucks. Boy, do we have the guests for you,
34:39
Speaker 2: because we got a cool product that will commemorate this
34:44
Speaker 2: Seahawks season, magical Seahawks season, and it was created by
34:48
Speaker 2: our next guest from Nico Sports, nick I did it.
34:55
Speaker 2: Nicole Massey now joins us here Chucking Buck in the morning.
34:59
Speaker 11: Good morning, Good morning, Chuck and Box. Thanks for having me.
35:03
Speaker 2: On, well, thank you for being with us. We appreciate it,
35:05
Speaker 2: all right, So describe this football. Tell us what we
35:07
Speaker 2: got going on here?
35:08
Speaker 8: All right?
35:09
Speaker 11: Let me tell you that it's freaking amazing. Okay, if
35:11
Speaker 11: you are a Seattle fan or a collector, you need
35:15
Speaker 11: this ball. And there's only ever going to be five
35:18
Speaker 11: thousand produced. So we sold out of our Super Bowl
35:20
Speaker 11: forty eight ball. We're going to sell out of the
35:22
Speaker 11: Super Bowl sixty ball. So make sure that people are
35:24
Speaker 11: getting this. The football itself is Seahawks colors. Obviously, it's
35:29
Speaker 11: got the full season schedule, scores and opponents. It has
35:33
Speaker 11: the Super Bowl forty eight logo, It has the Super
35:35
Speaker 11: Bowl sixty logo all in full color. It has the
35:38
Speaker 11: Seattle Super Bowl Champions logo. We have a full picture
35:42
Speaker 11: of Sam Darnold and JSN and their stats on their
35:46
Speaker 11: stadium history, franchise history, all of this on one football.
35:51
Speaker 11: You cannot get anything else like this on the market
35:54
Speaker 11: for only one twenty nine to ninety five. And they
35:56
Speaker 11: are fully embossed. I mean the information on there is
35:59
Speaker 11: engraved on the panels.
36:01
Speaker 6: Nice is there a case that you can get for
36:03
Speaker 6: these things? I would imagine that if you're going to
36:05
Speaker 6: get one of these, you're wanting to people are wanting
36:07
Speaker 6: to put it up on a mantle somewhere and showcase
36:10
Speaker 6: this bad boy.
36:11
Speaker 11: I would think so because you don't want anyone touching
36:13
Speaker 11: it because of the collector's item. But yes, we do
36:15
Speaker 11: have different case options. But I think the big concern
36:19
Speaker 11: is people not getting this because we've had people calling
36:22
Speaker 11: this week asking for the Super Bowl forty eight ball
36:24
Speaker 11: and I'm like first pulled out. So if they want
36:26
Speaker 11: the Super Bowl sixty football before it sells out, they
36:29
Speaker 11: want to call us at eight hundred three four five
36:34
Speaker 11: two eight six eight, or they can go to the
36:37
Speaker 11: website at nicosports dot com, which is nikco sports dot com.
36:43
Speaker 11: And we're actually working with NKA, Wish Alaska and Washington,
36:47
Speaker 11: so a portion of the proceeds of every ball that
36:49
Speaker 11: we sell is going to that chapter.
36:51
Speaker 2: How did you become a football lady? Well? Where did
36:55
Speaker 2: this interest start? In Nicole Massey's life?
37:00
Speaker 11: Lefting started as a passion with my father, who is
37:03
Speaker 11: a toy dealer. So I've been selling since i was
37:05
Speaker 11: eight years old, and then it's kind of just going
37:08
Speaker 11: into a sports collectible. So now I'm football lady.
37:12
Speaker 2: Now you're a football lady. H and this one in particular.
37:15
Speaker 2: What's your favorite part of this good looking piece of merchandise.
37:20
Speaker 11: You know, honestly, I think the way the Kellers pop.
37:24
Speaker 11: It's got that midnight blue and it's got the lime
37:26
Speaker 11: green and then the white paneling. It just it looks
37:29
Speaker 11: really sharp. It's just a really pretty looking football man.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Uh, and has to be added to your collection.
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Speaker 2: So again, it is Nico Sports. It's got a tricky
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Speaker 2: spelling nik COO SPO rt s dot com. So that's
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Speaker 2: where you go on the website or you can just call,
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Speaker 2: which maybe you want to get out ahead of it.
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Speaker 2: Eight hundred three four five two eight six eight for
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Speaker 2: this commemorative football of Super Bowl sixty champion, the Seattle
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Speaker 2: Sea Hawks. What else do we need to know about
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Speaker 2: this product? Nicole?
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Speaker 11: I would just say, as far as it being women
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Speaker 11: edition of five thousand, it is coming with an individually
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Speaker 11: numbered certificate of authenticity. Whether you're a Seahawks fan or not,
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Speaker 11: which I don't know who isn't. But we've got great
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Speaker 11: gift ideas. I mean, this is mother's Day, Father's Day, graduation,
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Speaker 11: early holiday shopping. I've got people that buy this just
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Speaker 11: for an investment because this is only five thousand that
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Speaker 11: keeps going up in value, so it's a great piece
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Speaker 11: to have in the collection. And it's also what's nice
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Speaker 11: about it since it's engraved. These are all the lettering
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Speaker 11: and logos and all that embedded engraved into the panels
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Speaker 11: and then they're hands stewn together. So this is more
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Speaker 11: like an heirloom that gets passed down. So these people
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Speaker 11: are spending eighty bucks on a T shirt or fifty
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Speaker 11: bucks on a hat that's going to be ruined in
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Speaker 11: about a year. This is something that stands the test
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Speaker 11: of time.
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Speaker 2: It's a great look an item and a great pitch
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Speaker 2: from Nicole Massey. Thank you, Nicole, We appreciate it. Then
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Speaker 2: we're gonna get the word out for you.
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Speaker 11: Thank you, Chuck fucking Ashley. You guys have a great day.
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Speaker 2: All right, Nicole Massey from NICO Sports again n i
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Speaker 2: k coosports dot com. All right, Jean steratur is gonna
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Speaker 2: join us next to our rules analysts. We claim him
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Speaker 2: as ours. It's our final conversation of the football season.
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Speaker 2: We'll do it next on kJ R.