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LOCKER ROOM: Eric Saubert

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LOCKER ROOM: Eric Saubert

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Daily Seahawks Podcast: HB Mornings & Real Hawk TalkLOCKER ROOM: Eric Saubert. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Bobby, you got to say? Good, dude. How are you? Good, good. How was your offseason, man? Offseason was busy. I got a couple operations with AJ. Him and I were rehab buddies, but we're doing good now, you know? Is that like women that go to the spa together and get treatments? You guys just get operations together? Yeah, pretty much. We do combos on the field and then off the field, you know? We're like, hey, you want to get surgery? I'll get surgery too. We could just hang out. You know, obviously speaking of injuries, you know, robbies, unfortunately, I can be available this year and took a lot of the full back reps last year. Generally, you think, you know, it's some of the tight ends. Obviously Brady's going to play there a little bit. Some of the tight ends are going to be asked to chip in. I'm assuming as well. What's the difference for you as a tight end when you are lining up in the backfield versus, you know, attached to the line? Yeah, I mean, it's just a little different, like nuance a little bit.

You know, when you're like, I sewing people your pad level needs to be on point. We're naturally really tall, you know, as as wide tight ends. But it's more or less the same, like in this offense, like, you know, I could be inserting on a play just like Robby or Brady do. It's just a, it's more so like play based, you know? So versatility is like what our room is trying to bring. So like whatever it is, we're going to ask to do out there. We're going to do it to the best of our ability. One of the biggest differences between the 49ers version of this offense and the C-Hawk, the Columbia X version last year, is how much motion that they use. And, you know, motion, especially actually on run place, is actually one of the bigger differences. So I'm curious for you, how does it change your job when you're in motion, pre-snap, like at the snap for your blocking responsibilities? Yeah, I mean, it just depends on like what their responsibility is. But, yeah, you're coming in here. Part me. Jason, I just...

Like, you know what, we're in those like full speed, like blast motions. Like, you just want to like find a happy medium of like sprinting and like coming to balance so you can execute properly, essentially. But depending on the motion, it's going to like change how your technique is. So I can't give like a great answer in that respect, but the motions are good. You know, it sets up our offense for different things. We can get different tells from the defense. We're all about motion, too. Last thing. The first time you're going to have suited up and got on the field, in the Loom & Field, since you guys won the Super Bowl. You looking forward to that moment? Oh yeah, always. Another 12's are going to be out there strong. It's the best place to play in that international football league. As a home, you know, home field advantage, for sure. Appreciate you, man. Take care.

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