Sep 16, 2026 · 1 hr 12 min · 15 segments
Massive results as the NFL regular season finally kicks off! Up is down, left is right, Browns still suck, but relax, it's just week 1! The crew take a stroll through all 16 games…
That was on, was it Wednesday now? It feels like two weeks ago now, but Hannah, you were there to watch the Seattle Seahawks at home to the New England Patriots.
And not many people had this game so close, but losing Sam Donald after just five plays meant the game was in the hands of Drew Horscock-Lock to squeeze out a win for the Super Bowl champs.
The Seahawks defense started racking up stats in the second half as they were using the same tricks to outsmart Drake May.
May threw three picks in this game, including the game sealer at the end, Despite being on the 16-yard line, where a field goal would likely send it to overtime.
What a shame.
JSN, with the highlight fourth down touchdown slalom run, sums up the Seahawks and their play calling.
Let's see how long Donald is out for.
The final score, Patriots 10, Seahawks 13.
Is there any word on how long Donald is out for? Because I don't think he's been officially placed on IR yet,
has he? No, it varies depending on what you look at.
The current is three to four weeks.
Okay.
If you put an IR, it's a minimum four weeks, i.e. Myles Garrett.
Sorry, spoilers.
True story as well.
I know you were there, so I'll give my two pennies worth first and then shut up.
One of the issues I had with Seattle was there was far too many penalty yards earlier on.
At one point, they had 140 yards of offense.
And minus 88 yards of penalties.
And they're all key penalties as well.
But as good teams do, they change the way that they were playing and they evolved during the game.
I don't feel like the Patriots did at any point.
And there were silly mistakes.
And effectively, the Seahawks, you know, the cream roast to the top because the better players made plays when it needed to be.
I'm not buying this whole...
That was on, was it Wednesday now? It feels like two weeks ago now, but Hannah, you were there to watch the Seattle Seahawks at home to the New England Patriots.
And not many people had this game so close, but losing Sam Donald after just five plays meant the game was in the hands of Drew Horscock-Lock to squeeze out a win for the Super Bowl champs.
The Seahawks defense started racking up stats in the second half as they were using the same tricks to outsmart Drake May.
May threw three picks in this game, including the game sealer at the end, Despite being on the 16-yard line, where a field goal would likely send it to overtime.
What a shame.
JSN, with the highlight fourth down touchdown slalom run, sums up the Seahawks and their play calling.
Let's see how long Donald is out for.
The final score, Patriots 10, Seahawks 13.
Is there any word on how long Donald is out for? Because I don't think he's been officially placed on IR yet,
has he? No, it varies depending on what you look at.
The current is three to four weeks.
Okay.
If you put an IR, it's a minimum four weeks, i.e. Myles Garrett.
Sorry, spoilers.
True story as well.
I know you were there, so I'll give my two pennies worth first and then shut up.
One of the issues I had with Seattle was there was far too many penalty yards earlier on.
At one point, they had 140 yards of offense.
And minus 88 yards of penalties.
And they're all key penalties as well.
But as good teams do, they change the way that they were playing and they evolved during the game.
I don't feel like the Patriots did at any point.
And there were silly mistakes.
And effectively, the Seahawks, you know, the cream roast to the top because the better players made plays when it needed to be.
I'm not buying this whole...
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