Seahawks Jones Releases F-Word Defense Sam Darnold's 4-Pick Meltdown Against Rams |

Ernest Jones IV defended teammate Sam Darnold after the quarterback threw four interceptions during the Seattle Seahawks' loss to the Los Angeles Rams.

Seahawks unleash Sam Darnold's NSFW defense after QB throws four interceptions

Ernest Jones IW Critics are told to "F-Ck" after Rams quarterback's game

On Sunday, Domino's had a game against the Seattle Seahawks, followed by a game against the Los Angeles Rams.Afterward, the quarterback presented himself with a conversation about his efforts in the effort.

But that's not the news.

We're used to Darnold struggling against the Rams.

And we're used to Darnold beating himself up in the postgame press conference after getting beat by the Rams.

Ernest Jones to Darnold's defense

The news of the following did in which the tremate Effort Effest Jones, standing on the podium, take her turn on the podium.

It's when Jones has perhaps the most innumerable defensive potential I've seen from a teammate in a long time.

Yes, it was full of profanity.It was so full of F-words that the Seahawks released an edited version of X before releasing an uncensored version later.

But they both got the message across.

"Sam can't wait any longer," Jones said."If we want to try to define Sam through this game, Sam brings us every game. So if he sits there and says, 'It was my fault,' no, that's not the case. Those are defensive plays we can make ... opportunities where we can make better saves.

"It's football, man. He's our quarterback. We've got our backs, and if you've got something to say, honestly, fuck off."

Darnold is all in the big game

So, it assumes that it makes more sense for Darnold to give Stinker a game in which he threw a season-high number of interceptions and posted a season-low 45.5 passer rating.

But the truth is, even if Darnold can play well in multiple games — including an improvement against the New York Yankees and Carolina Panthers — it doesn't necessarily mean he can play well in the big games.

He played poorly last season against the Lions with the NFC North title on the line in the regular season finale.He then played poorly the following week in the season-ending playoff loss to the Rams.

So his confidence was appropriate in that context, even though he gave up on his colorful formality.

Darnold:Turnover "self-respecting"

Darnold called the "self-inflicted" problems, where the lesson wants to throw the ball when there is no good option.

"... Yeah, obviously, like I said, I couldn't be more on the ball than I was today," Darnold told reporters.

"But, yes, you, I need to be better in person."

Darnold should be careful when repeating such conversations in Jones' presence.

Or, quite frankly, (bleep) him.