Dave Softy Mahler

When they bring him up, he's playing, and he's playing five or six days a week.

Jerry DiPoto has said so.

that when they bring him up, he's going to be here for a month, month and a half, two months to play every single day and really dip his toe and his foot into the Major League water.

So if there's not a place for him to do that on an everyday basis, I would say don't do it.

When there is an opportunity, you'll see Colin Emerson up here in Seattle very soon.

I loved it.

I mean, again, it's, you know, ask me in three years, right?

Ask me in a couple years.

I would have rather had Kenny Walker, you know, stay in Seattle, who's with you guys now, obviously.

That wasn't really possible when you guys offered him $14 zillion a year and he took off to go to Kansas City.

So I think you're, look, let's not overthink this, man.

The Seahawks, up until the draft, had a terrible running back room on paper.

Absolutely awful.

They were relying on guys like Emmanuel Wilson, George Helani, Velas Jones, Cam Akers, who they just released recently.

by the way, to make room in some ways for Jadarian Price on the football team.

And they got the best guy available at 32.

I mean, maybe a slight overreach, slight overreach.

But when you look at need, I think that makes up for it.

They just could not go into fall camp.

with the running back roster they had going into the draft, and the gap between Jadarian Price and the next running back taken, I think was like 50 spots, if I'm not mistaken, the kid from Indiana, I think was the third running back taken.