The Fabulous Peltoncast: Seattle Sports and More
Jan 22, 2026 · 1 hr 27 min · 15 segments
Days away from the Seahawks hosting the LA Rams in their third matchup of the season with the NFC conference championship on the line, we break down the takeaways from their previous two close…
Tristan CarosinoHostBut I hope everyone had a chance to listen to our emergency pod breaking down the Seahawks' anticlimactic win over the San Francisco 49ers last Saturday.
We did not know at that time who they would be facing in the NFC Championship game, but we knew who they were going
to be facing in the NFC Championship game, even when Caleb Williams threw that miraculous touchdown to
i mean i don't like the defenses had such an advantage in that game that i did not think it was probably a good idea to go for two because i think your odds of converting the two-pointer two-point conversion would have been less than they normally are does that make sense
Well, I mean, it's easy now after to basically go back and be like, they should have done the thing that would have won them the game.
Whereas had they gone for two and failed, then everyone would be like, Ben Johnson's an idiot.
Well, and the reality is, if you would have said in that moment, you know that you're not going to go for two, and you can confirm that...
that they're going to get the ball first and they're going to punt, right? Like the Bears' chances of winning that game had to be pretty high.
I'll go check the win probability on rbsdm.com. Conveniently, this is the game that immediately comes up.
So if we go to overtime here, yeah, they were at one point about 70% to win prior to the Cam Curl interception.
It doesn't seem like it handles the third possession scenario exceptionally well.
But I hope everyone had a chance to listen to our emergency pod breaking down the Seahawks' anticlimactic win over the San Francisco 49ers last Saturday.
We did not know at that time who they would be facing in the NFC Championship game, but we knew who they were going
to be facing in the NFC Championship game, even when Caleb Williams threw that miraculous touchdown to
i mean i don't like the defenses had such an advantage in that game that i did not think it was probably a good idea to go for two because i think your odds of converting the two-pointer two-point conversion would have been less than they normally are does that make sense
Well, I mean, it's easy now after to basically go back and be like, they should have done the thing that would have won them the game.
Whereas had they gone for two and failed, then everyone would be like, Ben Johnson's an idiot.
Well, and the reality is, if you would have said in that moment, you know that you're not going to go for two, and you can confirm that...
that they're going to get the ball first and they're going to punt, right? Like the Bears' chances of winning that game had to be pretty high.
I'll go check the win probability on rbsdm.com. Conveniently, this is the game that immediately comes up.
So if we go to overtime here, yeah, they were at one point about 70% to win prior to the Cam Curl interception.
It doesn't seem like it handles the third possession scenario exceptionally well.
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