Ryan Grant

Makes it second down and six.

Ryan Grant in the backfield replacing Jones.

Brady Quinn's first pass over the head of Rashaun Powers-Neal.

And incomplete.

Only one running back for 100 yards and at least one interception in the last 16 games.

So Pete Carroll has really got his defense playing well.

Julius Jones back in the backfield for Grant.

Offset I formation.

No.

Like Ryan Grant's always getting hurt.

Like Alex Green had 400 yards and that led the team one year.

Yeah.

So, you know, I, I thought we saw flashes from him.

Uh, no one is crowning him as, uh, Amon Green or Ryan Grant or Dorsey Levens-

I wish

... or even Eddie Lacy, but, uh, I think that there's at least some, there's some good stuff there that you saw against the Jets that make you wanna see more.

I was gonna say, it was against medical advice? [laughs]

You know what, man, the crazy thing is, it happened against the, um, Green Bay Packers, and my man Ryan Grant, uh, shout out to Ryan Grant.

He's from my hometown, a coup- few years younger than me.

Um, nah, maybe like a four years.

My first question to you is...

Even if, let's say, Zach was healthy, which he's not, he's probably going to be done for the year, but even with him at right tackle, and Jordan Morgan at left guard, without Belton, when you have Jennings and Ryan in there, and let's say it's Burden in there, or whoever you're going to put in there at guard, if it's not Aaron Banks, they seem really small.

in the middle of this offensive line where you've got dudes that look like they should be centers also having to play guards.

And even though they may get their technique better and all of that, I think that becomes a concern going forward, especially if Belton is that right tackle.

He's looking the right way, but we just have to find some ways to make some of these explosive runs, man.

Every offense, even offenses that I was a part of, man, our offenses... weren't breaking records and doing any of that until we had guys like Eddie Lacy.

Till Ryan Grant stepped on the scene where we had dudes that could really run the ball.

Even our Super Bowl run, James Starks hit the scene.

They were three and three on the season, and already were starting to pile up some pretty significant injuries on the year.

I think, uh, yeah, Ryan Grant was already done for the year at that point.

Jermichael Finley was already done for the year by that point.

I think he was hurt in that, e- either in the Commanders game or in the Dolphins game the next one.

Makes it second down and six.

Ryan Grant in the backfield replacing Jones.

Brady Quinn's first pass over the head of Rashaun Powers-Neal.

And incomplete.

Grant is the tailback.

Give

it to Ryan Grant.

Trying to turn the corner.

Now you have to let him go see if he's up to the task.

And Ryan Grant, Amon Green, Amon Green fumbled and Seattle didn't even want him anymore.

And then he came in and he worked and earned – you could have said the same thing.

Well, we can't – I don't know.

It's a song by Matt Carney.

Let's welcome in our contestants.

It is Ryan, the produce guy.

I still disagree that when you think of produce, you think of lettuce, but he's the produce guy, so he gets the final say.