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The Super Bowl is a Holiday: Bad/Good Games, Halftime Shows, Food & Ads · Fanatically Speaking with Kent

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Hey, what's up, everybody? Welcome to another
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episode of Fanatically Speaking. I'm Kent, your
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co -host and promoter. I'm Log Off, the Log Off
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legend, hater of social media, co -host and producer
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of the show. And we have another Super Bowl episode,
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but this time we're going to talk about all the
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fun stuff. We ain't even talking about the game.
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Yeah, the Super Bowl is an event. It's an unofficial
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holiday, man. Yeah, I guess we are going to talk
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about not the game this year, but... moments
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of past games. And then again, everything that
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comes with the Super Bowl, as you said, it's
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a national holiday. Should it be a holiday the
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day after things like that commercials and halftime
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shows and food, all that stuff we're going to
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get into on this episode. Yeah, yeah. And leading
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off, you got you got a rundown. I find going
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however you want to go with it. I think it's
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obvious where we should start. But but yeah,
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but you go ahead. You lead off. So you will start
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we will start with the best Super Bowl we've
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watched Yeah, yeah, so so we're gonna do they
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back and forth here This is not saying we're
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not ranking. We're not saying like this is the
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best Super Bowl in the history of Super Bowls
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cuz that's all You know, that's all based on
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your opinion and what you've seen, right? So
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we're just saying like in our lifetime. We're
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roughly the same age I'm a little older, but
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we've seen you know watch Super Bowls And so
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I want to get into like, like what Super Bowl
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that you've watched and you were just like, man,
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this is like one of the greatest games I've ever
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seen. Got it. Is there, is there one that stands
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out to you? Well, any other, you know, me, man,
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I'm a, I'm a Homer. I'm biased. Uh, it would
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be blasphemy if I didn't say the Philadelphia
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Eagles went in their first Super Bowl. Was it
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the greatest Super Bowl I've ever watched? Because.
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Never thought in my lifetime. I see the Philadelphia
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Eagles with a Super Bowl Amazingly, I've seen
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them win two But growing up, you know, we've
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talked about this before That's why I picked
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that game is you know, is it technically the
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best Super Bowl I've ever watched probably not
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right, but it's pretty damn good one a lot to
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you I mean you had an upset. I'm not even get
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into the plays. I'm just saying You know when
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you play against Tom Brady New England Patriots,
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you're normally counted out The Eagles went into
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that game with a backup quarterback and they
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still beat the great Tom Brady, Bill Belichick,
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New England Patriots in a Super Bowl for their
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first Super Bowl ever in the history of the franchise.
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So that went to me. I have to name it as the
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best one I ever watched because my team came
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out on top. OK, now, now, if you want me to name
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another one, I guess I could, but. No, I'm going
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to roll with that one. I understand your bias.
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Yes. I get the bias, and it's not discrimination
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excluding any other teams when you can give it
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to one that had the best emotional connection.
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Yeah, I'm not going to, you're my bias, man.
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I'm not going to just name the Eagles or talk
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about the Eagles just to do it, right? I'm going
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to give you some information and some backup,
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and it's going to be legitimate. And it can be
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a legitimate argument, right? Yeah. but my bias
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is yeah pretty equal to my hatred of the cowboys
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so okay all right so in terms of a watching experience
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i'm trying to think about the one that had the
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the biggest impact on me the one that that felt
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like i guess you could say like the biggest spectacle
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like the one where it where the game felt big
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and Was it that long ago? Wasn't incredibly recent
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either. But the crazy thing is, for even young
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sports fans, I feel like they're going to know
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a lot of these names from the Super Bowl. But
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I just remember sitting down watching it, being
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enthralled and being invested, even though neither
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one of them were my team. And I didn't really
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have a rooting interest for either side. February
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2013, Ravens 49ers. OK. That's where I ended
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up going. Okay. And that was the, the, the lights
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out Joe Flacco game. Um, he threw for almost
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300 yards, three, three touchdowns, no picks,
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you know, played against the 49ers. That was
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a Colin Kaepernick year. He threw for 300 yards,
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a touchdown and a pick you had, uh, on for the
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Ravens, you had, you know, you had Ray Rice,
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you know, before the scandal, um, before the
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punch. before knocking a woman out and his wife
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out in an elevator. Hey, better listen to your
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corner, man. Watch for the hook. Got to watch
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for the hook. You got Anquan Bolden. You've got
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a defense that had both Ray Lewis and Ed Reed
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on it. It's a... uh uh Hello, Enata on that team.
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Bernard Pollard on that team. Terrell Suggs on
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that team. Yeah. Like just names for days. Patrick
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Willis on the Niners. Patrick Willis. Yeah. That
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um uh Frank Gore on the Niners. Yeah. Michael
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Crabtree, Vernon Davis. Yeah. Randy Moss. That
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one was on that roster. That's a weird one. I'm
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just, he was on the roster, dude. Like, yeah,
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I mean, like, you know, Ahmad Brooks, Delaney
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Walker, like it was, it was such a big, it felt
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like a, like a football, like a respected football
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player resume game where some of these guys,
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of course, are hall of famers, but like the names
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we were laying out, all of those guys are heavily
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respected as, as, as football players. And it
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just felt big. It was a back and forth game.
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And Baltimore was able to hold on at the end,
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you know, ended up winning by three. You know,
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no questionable calls, no headache play calling
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that you can remember off the top of your head.
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It was just hard nose football to the end of
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the game into the fourth quarter. And Baltimore
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was able to, you know, to hold on enough to be
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able to win. And so that was the one for me where
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it was kind of the best watching experience.
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That um it was for me. It was an easy pick number
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one out of the box Okay That's not about I mean,
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it's not a bad one Right. Yeah Yep. Yeah, I liked
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it, you know 34 31 so Nice close scoring back
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and forth game. Yeah. Yeah close game like you
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said come down to the to the wire and I mean
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That's a that's a that's a pretty good. I said
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that is a pretty good Super Bowl Yeah. And keep
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in mind, just one more thing, just keep in mind,
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we were just talking about, you know, the halftime
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and the previous episode, we were talking about
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just how big like halftime swings are in the
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Super Bowl. I want you to keep in mind that going
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into halftime, Baltimore was up 21 to six. Yep.
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And San Francisco came out and scored 17 points
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in that third quarter. So it's just I loved it.
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It was a it was a which I'm going to knock you
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out again that but that was after yeah, Jacobi
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Jones returned the second half kickoff to for
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108 yards. There you go. There you go. That's
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yeah. And it was a huge play the huge play a
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huge swing, but it was back and forth. I'm going
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to hit people in the face and we'll see who's
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the last man standing and that Ravens. I mean
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that Ravens defense still gave up 31 point. Well,
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I mean, I guess, you know, special teams and
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all that, but still, still 31 points on the board.
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It doesn't look great. No, no, no, no. That's
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a, that's a really good one. Like you said, you
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want, you want the games to be close. Uh, you
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know, maybe if it's not your team, cause then
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it makes a little nail biting, but either the
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way it's still a good, you, you want the games
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to be close, right? I mean, again, watching Super
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Bowls throughout the years, blowouts are never
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fun. Um, Ken, Ken, that's where we're, that's
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where we're different, dude. I love watching
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that ass whooping. except when it's your team.
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Like, yeah, I mean, I obviously enjoy the Eagles,
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but yeah, I mean, sometimes, man, like, it just
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depends on where you're at as a football fan
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and where you're at as a fan. I think if you
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get a, again, we talk about the Super Bowl brings
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in all different people and everybody watching,
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right? So if you're not a football fan and you're
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watching a blowout, you're probably like, whoa,
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I don't, you know, like, this is not fun. But
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I think it just, I think it just depends on the
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type of person you are and what you want to see.
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Yeah. Yeah. It's personality based because I
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have to say if a non football fan comes in and
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they sit and watch a blowout and they don't like
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football, that nerd can get out of my living
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room, go, go watch cricket or something else.
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Kiss my ass. I don't want to hear your opinions
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and thoughts on football. If you're not a real
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fan and ass whooping is an ass whooping. If,
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if the, if the Steelers are playing the Ravens
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and they have an, and the Steelers have an opportunity
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to beat them by 40 and it just happens to be
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a down year for the Ravens, I wanna see it. Because
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you know what? They're gonna end up playing twice
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a year, every year forever. Let's see how they
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come back the next time. So even with blowouts
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and Super Bowls, I don't mind it. Like both teams
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signed up for it. The losing team had an opportunity
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to drag another team and just didn't do it. Yeah.
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So, yeah. I mean, maybe, maybe that's where I'm
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different. I don't mind it that much. I don't,
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but I also don't ask for a ton from my sports
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either. But you never know. Like I said, it could
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be, it could be a blowout and teams come back.
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Like you just mentioned the 49ers came back.
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They didn't win, but they came back and we've
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obviously seen the Falcons blow a 28 three league.
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So it does happen. Um, but yeah, like I said,
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either way, that's a good game. There's obviously
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all the ones we've seen in our lifetime. That's
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a really good pick, I like it. So let's go to
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the best play you've ever seen in a Super Bowl.
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And I'm gonna say play, performance. I'm just
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gonna bunch it all together. However you wanna,
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if you don't have a play, then maybe it's a performance
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by a player, I don't know. Okay, but, and that's
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just so by performance, you mean like a collective
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of of a of a stat line in the Super Bowl. Yeah.
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Yeah. I'll just add that to it. I mean, I I originally
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was thinking like best play you've ever seen
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because there's been so many moments in Super
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Bowls and again, once you've watched not ones
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you saw, you know, on NFL on NFL on NFL films.
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Uh why can't I pick why can't I pick one from
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1978? You know, before I was uh before I was
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born. Nah. Okay, so I'm gonna lead off. Yeah,
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again, my bias is, you know, it's the Philly
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special. That's why I said I wasn't gonna talk
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about plays in my favorite Super Bowl, best Super
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Bowl I ever watched. Again, that play at that
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moment, at that time, you know, the Eagles were
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up 15 to 12, 38 seconds left, second quarter,
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almost halftime, fourth and goal at the one,
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you know, and they run a trick play. You know
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what I mean? To throw the ball to your quarterback.
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You know what I mean? So the Philly special was
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amazing, caught everybody off guard. Even though
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the play had been, you know, ran before in the
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NFL by the Patriots, the Eagles did it with their
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own little twist on it, I guess, the way they
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pulled it off from Nick Foles, you know, acting
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like he's calling an audible and talking to his
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lineman and all this stuff. You know, Corey Clement
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and Trey Burton pulling that off, man. You know,
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the Philly Special, greatest play I've ever seen
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in the Super Bowl. The balls to call it at that
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moment, and it worked. You can't tell me any
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different. I mean, the only thing that I didn't
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like about the Philly Special is - What? No,
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no, no, just listen. Just hear me out. take a
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deep breath. The only thing I didn't like about
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it is it was such a good, effective and creative
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play call, but you'll never see it again. You
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can't just run that play again. You know what
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I mean? Like it was, it was, it was one of the
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rare creative designed plays that you're not
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going to see emulated all over the league. Does
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that make sense? No, even though like I said,
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it's been done before But to pull it off to like
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that, you know, I mean so in that moment. Yeah
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in that moment Yeah in that moment itself, right?
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It's hard to pull off and we saw a couple plays
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this season just to you know talk about the season,
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you know, James Winston made a catch and then
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you know actually made moves to score a touchdown
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this year and Jared Goff Had a touchdown called
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back. So we see they you know Quarterbacks they're
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gonna, you know, they're gonna make plays sometimes
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they're gonna call these trick trick plays But
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nothing like that. I don't think in that moment
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at least for I don't I mean and that's been a
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while now, so Yeah, I think it'll still Maybe
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not exactly that play but you know, maybe something
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but you're right though. You're right. I mean
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it can't that's a tough one to duplicate Okay
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all right um for me and again i'm i try to think
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about like moments yeah like i try to think about
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like the the the holy shit did you see that you
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know type of fact for me yeah um it was the uh
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rams titans okay super bowl yep isaac bruce was
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an incredible man just that performance that
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performance, like it was because it was, it was
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a complete game. Like we all knew, I mean, you
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know, small undersized wide receiver, you know,
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not, not tiny by any stretch, but electric is
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all get out and I'm gonna have to look it up.
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I know he had a huge play in that game. I don't
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want to misquote it and say how many yards, how
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many yards it was. I want to say, hold on, give
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me a second. I'm going to look it up. He had
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a touchdown for 73 yards. A 73 yard reception
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for a touchdown. He put on a show. And that was
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a super flashy offense for the Rams anyway. But
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yeah. So what now? Greatest show on turf. Greatest
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show on turf. And he was the standout in that
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game to me. so yeah to me that was kind of the
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one that kind of stood out the most obviously
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you know we we know the you know the titans there
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was the um you know just kind of that wasn't
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too far from the uh like the rebranding you know
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from you know and all that and you know mcnair
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and but but no but for me yeah that it was that
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it was that game it was and and this just goes
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to show you that even even now, even though the
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Rams are in a totally different city, there's
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still a good, you know, good franchise overall.
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Yes. Not a bad one. You could have went with
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that game as well. We could have went with that
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game is the best, the best game ever played.
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Superbowl I've watched and I just want to, I
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have to throw out a couple of plays that had
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in mind and I'm not going to name a list. I know
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how I am, but A couple of the plays that I thought
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were unbelievable plays in Super Bowls that I've
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watched were Jake DeLome, the longest touchdown
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pass ever in Super Bowl history, 85 yards to
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Moosen Mohammed in another game that could be
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one of the greatest games I've ever watched Super
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Bowls. And James Harrison's 99 yard, 100 yard,
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however you want to point it. I think it was
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officially a 99 yard pick six on Kurt Warner.
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I mean, he was rumbling, bumbling, and stumbling
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all the way to the end. The whole way to get
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those six points. And that is a big man to take
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one to intercept it. James Harrison, that's a
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big man to yeah to to intercept it and run You
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know the length of the football field and score
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that was a huge moment That game also had the
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San Antonio homes catch that won it again that
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game itself could be one of the gate grace games
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ever I had to I had to mention that those moments
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and that those games as well No, no, but you're
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talking about a 99 yard uh you know pick six
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it it was a real uh mommy look at me ass type
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touchdown like it was it was everybody's watching
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me right now i i can't goof this up like i gotta
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stay on my feet it would yeah and for a gentleman
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of that size um yeah for him to be able to to
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run that back yeah it yeah that's crazy looking
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i i i hate that it happened to curt warner uh
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who is my if I've never mentioned this, is my
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favorite quarterback that is not a Philadelphia
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Eagle or had been a Philadelphia Eagle. So I
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hate it happen to him, but hey, it is still one
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of the greatest plays I've ever seen in Super
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Bowl. Yeah, hell yeah. So that's the best we've
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seen and thought we've seen. How about the worst
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game? that I've had to endure in Super Bowl history.
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Um, and, and we're going to get into worst plays
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that I've ever watched. Uh, and it, there's a
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common theme with these teams, some of these
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teams in my, in my picks, but go ahead. I already
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know because, because I think, I think one of
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them, I think one of them is mine, but it, but
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it's not, it's going to be for the opposite reason
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that yours is. So again, I'm not going to list
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a bunch of games, but I had a couple in mind
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One was the Colts Bears Super Bowl Good for Peyton
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Manning that he won a Super Bowl and I know it
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had Devin Hester's Returned so maybe that's why
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I didn't pick that as my worst Super Bowl ever
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I had to watch but again having to watch Rex
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Grossman And the Bears offense was enough That
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was not a good Super Bowl for me, but the one
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was the Patriot Rams Patriots won 13 to 3 2019
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We mentioned in another episode Jared Goff He
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made a Super Bowl and the Rams threw a dud of
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three points on the board and the Patriots didn't
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do a whole lot more So one of the worst Super
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Bowls I've watched and that's the one that really
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comes to mind And again, I've watched and I could
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have easily said any Cowboy Super Bowl win in
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the 90s was one of the worst to watch them destroy
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Buffalo or beat Pittsburgh, but in all honesty
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Super Bowl. That Rams Patriots Super Bowl not
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too long ago was was really bad to watch. So,
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is that your worst one? That is my worst one.
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Okay. Alright. You got a different one. So, I
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oh yeah. I I get to be the guy. Okay. Dude, the
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worst the the the worst watched uh Super Bowl
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was the the 50 burger Super Bowl 50. Panthers
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Broncos. Oh, that game sucked. It was terrible.
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It was a horrible Super Bowl. Like I don't even,
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it was, it was bad. It was bad football to watch.
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It was bad football to watch because I'm sitting
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there and I'm watching like, no, no, no. Like,
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no, the, like the better team should win. Why
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isn't the better team winning? Yeah, the you
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know, and here here does so the the final score
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of the Super Bowl Which is a little confusing
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and I'll get to that in a second. It was 24 10
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Yeah, the game didn't feel like it. It felt like
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it should be 12 to 3 like it didn't three Yeah,
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it was it was a terrible last game and and and
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when you when you broke it all down to me, it
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was one of the rare instances, especially in
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a in a quarterback matchup where it's like we
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knew how great Cam Newton was, and it didn't
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materialize for him. But however, the Panthers
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had 21 first downs in that Super Bowl. 21 first
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downs. The Broncos had 11, almost half. Okay?
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Total yards, the Panthers, 315 yards. Broncos,
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194. They beat them in rushing. They beat them
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in rushing attempts. They beat them in yards
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per carry. They had more sacks. Like they were
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doing the things that you needed to do to win
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the game and they just could not score to save
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their lives. Denver, you know, they got the fumble
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recovery. You know, they were able to score a
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touchdown with that. So that's seven free points.
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Field goal. field goal, field goal. And then
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they had the score at the end of the fourth quarter.
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C .J. Anderton rushes in for a touchdown and
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then they do two point conversion and score that
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too. But other than that, the Panthers kick that
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we're going to make the history books look a
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little bit better by kicking this chip shot field
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goal to make it 10 points as opposed to it being
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a seven point loss. It was it was terrible to
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watch because the whole time I'm My mind was
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blown as to how they were able to lose the game
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in that manner And it was such a slow loss. It
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was like dude. Let's just get this over with
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so I go to sleep. Yeah Hey, that's a really good
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one. I did I don't I don't think of it as a bad
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one that I watched But I could see I can definitely
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see it being a bad Super Bowl. And like you just
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mentioned, you know, us being in Charlotte area
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again, we were thinking the Panthers, you know,
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what a season they had. Right. And then that
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offense was amazing. And then to get to the Super
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Bowl and not perform and then noodle arm Peyton
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Manning over there, couldn't throw 10 yards,
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couldn't throw 10 yards. And in that Super Bowl,
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in that Super Bowl, there were two offensive
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touchdowns scored between both teams. it was
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they both had one they both had oh and here no
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and this is what i mean just how bad it was one
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of them was a one yard touchdown run by jonathan
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stewart and the other was a two yard touchdown
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run by cj anderson like it was bad football yeah
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like it wasn't fun to watch and i would argue
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too i mean i would uh bring up you know not blaming
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the refs but i don't think it was a very well
23:58
officiated game as well uh that's a good point
24:02
too there's all kind of conspiracy theory you
24:04
know there always is about with this referee
24:06
and Peyton Manning and his record with this ref.
24:10
And then like I said, some of the calls, you
24:11
know, we're very, they were very interesting,
24:15
right? But at the same time, you know, the Panthers
24:18
did not perform, you're right. And Nudelorm,
24:21
Peyton Manning at that time could, it just, yeah.
24:25
Hey, that's a good one. I like it. I didn't see
24:27
that one coming, so. Yeah. Yeah, man, it was
24:30
again when you said it, the first thing I thought
24:32
was like, what's the which one had like the worst
24:35
like, yeah, like physical reaction experience
24:39
to watching it, man. Yeah, it pisses me off.
24:42
So with the worst game we've watched, I'm going
24:45
to go to the worst play that I've had to see
24:47
in a Super Bowl. Oh, can't and I'm a piss you
24:52
off, man. That's OK. So I, you know, my pick,
24:57
I'll get to. One that came to mind was from that
25:00
game you just mentioned. It was Cam Newton not
25:03
falling on the fumble. Stop. That's mine. No,
25:07
no, that's my pick. Wow. It's my pick. I was
25:09
going to double up on it. I have to go with it.
25:14
Hold on. You've watched a lot of football in
25:16
your life, dude. You ain't never seen no shit
25:19
like that in your life. You've never seen it.
25:21
You haven't seen it before. And you will never
25:23
see that again, where you can visibly see a human
25:27
being stop and hesitate from jumping on a fumble.
25:31
Yeah. You're never going to see it again in your
25:34
life. And I know that he's spoken out about it
25:37
and he definitely regrets it. You know what I
25:40
mean? And in that moment, you know, only he knows
25:44
what's going through his mind, right? That You
25:46
know, do I, don't I? But like you said, you would
25:49
think in the Superbowl, it's all out. And I don't
25:53
like it to be put as like a permanent knock on
25:57
cam. You know what I mean? But it was a huge
25:59
moment and it was a really bad play and a bad
26:02
decision to not at least try to get that fumble.
26:06
But that was not my pick. So that was your pick.
26:10
You have any more thoughts? That's your pick?
26:12
Okay. So my pick again we go back to like you
26:16
said you watch a game you're invested they're
26:19
not even your teams and Then you see a play So
26:26
stupid So dumb that you're like anybody Kevin
26:32
Patulo could have called a better play Anybody
26:37
could have called a better play at that moment
26:40
in time And some of it was I was rooting for
26:44
against the other team because I didn't want
26:45
to see them win again. And it's the last time
26:49
to see Hawks and the Patriots played in the Super
26:51
Bowl. Oh my God, man. Russell Wilson trying to
26:55
be the hero, not given the ball to beast mode.
26:59
However that play call came in, however that
27:01
decision was made, right? You got that miracle
27:05
catch, right? And they're set up. for the win.
27:12
They're about to take the Patriots' soul, right?
27:17
And they're on the one -yard line, one -yard
27:19
line, second down. Bismo just ran the ball, got
27:23
them to the one -yard line, like just punch it
27:25
in. And again, football knowledge, you would
27:27
say, run it on second down, right? And like I
27:31
say, if you're gonna throw it, you got two more
27:33
downs to throw it, right? That's the way I would
27:36
think. And again, no one at that point you got
27:40
the Patriots on their heels And again, you got
27:43
beast mode Marshawn Lynch just punch it in and
27:45
they threw the ball and I don't know that's probably
27:50
the maddest I've been and angriest I've been
27:52
at a football game not being a Philadelphia Eagle
27:55
game like I jumped up and was Literally the words
27:59
coming out of my mouth was like are you kidding
28:02
me? You are that that is the dumbest decision
28:04
I've ever seen in my life Now credit to Malcolm
28:07
Butler. He had scouted the play. He knew it was
28:10
coming. He jumped the route made the play If
28:13
it works, it's one of those obviously to like
28:16
if it works Oh, yeah, great. It worked when it
28:19
doesn't work though. This is what you get But
28:22
it seemed like common knowledge. Like I said,
28:24
even Kevin put too low could have said They would
28:26
have come up with just run the ball on this second
28:29
down with one yard to go and I bet we get it
28:33
You know what I mean, or at least get half the
28:35
distance or something, right? And then you can
28:38
do whatever we want after that, right? You want
28:40
to throw it after that, run some kind of play
28:42
action, roll out with Russ, then you can do whatever.
28:46
But at that moment, you just punched it that
28:49
close, just punch it again and get one more time
28:51
with your big, bad, running back, Marshawn Lynch.
28:57
So yeah, definitely the worst play I've ever
28:59
seen in my Super Bowl history in my life. It
29:04
was so the interesting thing about both of our
29:07
picks is that They're not going to be put in
29:11
the same bucket in terms of because one of them
29:14
is an actual play call and Then the other one
29:17
is a decision made by a player within their head
29:20
But the result of both of them came originally
29:24
from people overthinking the situation that they
29:27
were in And it just just do just do the thing
29:30
that you've always done when it comes to football
29:33
run the fucking ball And the balls and the balls
29:37
on the ground jump on that shit I mean easy ass
29:41
it's it's as easy as saying hey if you're thirsty
29:43
drink water and If you're if it's cold outside
29:47
make sure to bundle up like it's easy ass Context
29:51
to apply to anything Think that's if there's
29:54
anything that I are to have in common is those
29:56
two things There's just people trying to be a
29:58
little too much in their head about what the
30:01
hell is happening right in front of you It's
30:03
obvious what you should do Stop trying to zag
30:06
when others are zigging. Yeah, and and one obviously
30:10
affected the outcome of a game because that was
30:13
the game What are they both like one definitely
30:21
because it it was like this is the game's over
30:23
this was you know boom or bust uh but then it
30:29
was the other one definitely affected because
30:31
that you know that changed you know the field
30:33
position like you said you know everything like
30:36
you can't turn the ball over like you don't want
30:38
to give the ball to the other team and uh yeah
30:41
both both both plays are definitely very uh similar
30:46
You know, it's funny, I didn't even think about
30:49
that. They both, similarly opposite. They both
30:54
literally resulted in turnovers. But sometimes
31:00
we need those things in life. you know your your
31:06
pick with uh with seattle and i'm not giving
31:08
the ball to beastmo it gave us my one of my favorite
31:11
uh uh uh memes gifs of all time is that richard
31:15
sherman looking up at looking up at the jumbotron
31:18
face yeah he's like even he's thinking they're
31:21
gonna hand it off everybody he's like he's like
31:23
wait a minute i was like wait what i'm sorry
31:25
what just happened yeah apparently the unbelievable
31:28
shot carol yeah except pete carroll and russell
31:30
wilson Yeah, they were they were they were the
31:33
two smartest people in the building and look
31:35
at what happened. She's Alright so we're gonna
31:42
move off the the the field a little bit and get
31:46
to halftime shows It's a part of the spectacle
31:49
It is a part of the spectacle and start off with
31:53
the the best halftime show that you've watched
31:57
Or your favorite I'm gonna let you do the heavy
32:03
lifting on this one, because I want to, and it's
32:08
gonna display a lot of ignorance about me, but
32:11
I mean, I love music. It's in my core. I feel
32:15
like dancing is the most underrated medicine
32:18
that's available to people. It's just vibing
32:20
and having a good time. But we could parse through
32:24
the years of great Super Bowl performances. I
32:27
really honestly don't have... one that that like
32:30
stands out to me. So, okay. I mean, I could give
32:35
an opinion, but I'm more curious to hear what
32:37
you said. I'd rather have fun with that. Oh,
32:40
okay. That's fine. So, uh, obviously I was a
32:43
more recent, you know, obviously a fan of the
32:47
Dr. Dre. I haven't all them Eminem, Snoop, 50.
32:51
Yeah, Snoop. Yeah. All that was great as a, as
32:53
a, as a hip hop rap fan of especially of them.
32:57
And, um, but I don't get too, people really get
33:02
into the halftime show, like you said, and they're
33:05
like, oh, that sucked, or that's bad, and I get
33:07
it, you know what I mean? And you can go back
33:10
to the Michael Jackson, which was more like a,
33:14
I don't know, it was a show, because like I said,
33:17
he's doing all kinds of stunts and performing
33:20
and things like that, but. I have a very interesting
33:25
historical take on that. I'm not even sure if
33:28
you know this. Maybe you do. Do you understand
33:31
why Michael Jackson was selected to do the Super
33:35
Bowl halftime show? I don't think I've ever heard
33:38
this. No. Okay. So, and feel free to look like
33:41
this is a matter of historical record. So the
33:43
year prior, what took place was there was the
33:52
The Super Bowl halftime show used to be more
33:55
college themed. You would have bands, you would
33:58
have people dancing, you would have people doing
34:00
ribbons and twirling batons and stuff. That was
34:02
the Super Bowl halftime show. Because Fox did
34:06
not have the rights to the Super Bowl, they actually
34:08
did a in living color halftime show where they
34:13
advertised it and marketed it as, hey, we're
34:16
gonna do a halftime show in the middle of the
34:18
Super Bowl. So when the halftime show comes on
34:21
switch over to Fox. We're gonna do a show live
34:25
On the air. I remember I remember that Yes, and
34:29
so so they so they did that They it went perfectly
34:33
because no one thought that people would change
34:35
the channel from the Super Bowl to watch in living
34:38
color, but Super Bowl literally had a, I mean,
34:41
Super Bowl, living color had a ticker that said,
34:43
hey, here's the time. We're gonna have it in
34:45
the bottom right -hand corner. When the clock
34:47
hits zero, switch right back over to the Super
34:49
Bowl. You won't miss a thing, I promise. And
34:51
it worked out great. And broadcasters didn't
34:55
like that. And they were like, who can we get
34:57
to perform to make sure that people don't change
34:59
the channel? It's like, oh, we'll go get the
35:00
biggest pop star ever. We'll just have Michael
35:03
Jackson come and stand on stage for eight minutes
35:05
and just pose while people cheer and women pass
35:08
out in the stands. Yes. Yeah. Okay. So true story.
35:14
That's what led up to, you know, famous perfection,
35:18
professional singers and performers doing halftime
35:22
shows. That's what it took was, was someone being
35:25
so innovative and in living color to do that.
35:28
And then them reacting by saying, okay, well,
35:30
we just gotta get someone bigger. Okay. I did
35:36
not know that. I do remember that. Yeah, I know
35:40
there's a lot of, they try to give you some times
35:43
like I know wrestling, WWE did that one year.
35:45
They had a halftime show where you could go flip
35:48
over and watch a match instead of the halftime
35:52
show. So again, this is one that always sticks
35:57
to me. I enjoyed it. Again, I would be telling
36:01
my age. I am that TRL Total Request Live when
36:06
I was in high school, you know, that I just,
36:08
you know, like I said, I like all music and the
36:13
year MTV produced the show and they had Aerosmith,
36:16
NSYNC, Brittany, Nelly, Mary J. Blige. To me,
36:20
that was fun. You got a multitude of artists,
36:24
different music styles, and they all kind of
36:27
mixed it together. I really enjoyed that. You
36:31
know what I mean? I could easily say, you know,
36:33
Justin and Janet was my favorite Super Bowl halftime
36:36
show. For many reasons. But no, nah. And I'm
36:42
a huge Timberlake fan. So, but yeah. Yeah, I
36:46
think that one, you know. That was a, that was
36:50
a fun one. So not just one artist performing
36:53
their, their hits for, you know, five seconds
36:55
of their hits, but a mix of artists performing
36:59
five seconds of their hits. But, uh, so for me,
37:05
that's all. Okay. What, uh, what else you got?
37:10
You said, so you want to go work worst. Yeah,
37:13
that's an easy one. That's an easy one. Go. It's,
37:16
uh, So I know a couple who secretly don't want
37:23
to be named. They may like this band, but Coldplay
37:27
was the worst Super Bowl. Maybe it's good to
37:35
go cheat on your spouse, but not good for a Super
37:39
Bowl halftime show. I don't mind Coldplay. But,
37:44
you know, I need some upbeat music. I need some,
37:47
you know, something. I don't need Coldplay to
37:50
be playing at my halftime show. OK, all right.
37:56
I OK, so my so mine I'm going to. It's similar
38:01
along those lines. So, oh, God, all right. I
38:07
like Coldplay, right? I like Coldplay. Yeah,
38:11
I still want on my halftime show. I get you.
38:14
There's nothing that Coldplay can do that's football
38:19
music. It doesn't work. No. I mean, like Shaday,
38:26
I don't want her to do the halftime show. That's
38:29
a great point. So for me, a bad halftime show
38:34
is a culmination of a lot of things. It's a culmination
38:37
of an artist that I personally deem doesn't deserve
38:42
that opportunity. It's an audience that I personally
38:46
believe doesn't have a catalog that warrants
38:50
it. It's someone that I believe doesn't have
38:55
the, let's just say the appeal of someone who
39:01
is performing at halftime should have in order
39:07
to get something that coveted. And so I've got,
39:12
I've got three takes on this when it comes to
39:15
this. And one of them is going to come out of
39:17
nowhere. But the weekend, the weekend, terrible.
39:22
Hell out of here. Didn't like it. The weekend.
39:26
I did not like it. It was, it was too much. It
39:28
was too busy. It tried to be too artistic. It's
39:31
like, it's just a halftime show. What do you
39:32
do for the Superbowl dude? Like this is just
39:34
too much. Okay. But to me, the the worst one
39:39
that I saw that was the funnest to watch because
39:42
I knew that this artist didn't have enough and
39:47
she had to bring Missy Elliott to come do all
39:49
her bangers just to lift it up to make it an
39:52
actual halftime show. I'm talking about Katy
39:54
Perry. Yeah. Yeah. She didn't have, she had,
39:57
she has three legit bangers and that was it.
40:01
Yeah. And then it's like, you know what? We just
40:03
gonna have Missy come out here and do get your
40:05
freak on real quick for us. And it was a good
40:09
surprise and it was good to kind of see Missy
40:14
get a moment to perform at the Superbowl, which
40:16
I mean, if we're gonna be honest, there's not
40:18
gonna be a lot of opportunities for someone who
40:20
I think is that, I believe that Missy is one
40:25
of the most underappreciated female artists in
40:28
all of music. as an artist that is as good as
40:32
any female rapper you've ever heard and can sing
40:34
as good as, as well as any, you know, female
40:38
singer. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And, you know, and
40:41
then, oh, and on top of that, she's produced
40:42
by Timbo. Like, come on. Yeah. So for her to
40:45
get that opportunity to perform, I'm going to
40:48
give, you know, good for her, but for Katy Perry
40:53
to kind of get top billing. And then I don't
40:55
even know if you notice, you can look at like
40:57
there were articles written about it. The bump
40:59
that Missy got as her being introduced to so
41:03
many people in a generation of people who didn't
41:05
know her music was like, yo, Missy got slaps
41:09
and her downloads and her album buys went bananas
41:13
for weeks post Super Bowl appearance. Not so
41:16
much for Katy Perry, which was kind of my original
41:19
point. So music snobbish take, I'll take it.
41:25
And the only other thing I'm going to say, because
41:28
this is a gentleman who I feel like has earned
41:31
a right to be in a Super Bowl performance before
41:35
he passes away, before he leaves us, is one of
41:38
the greats. This name is going to come out of
41:41
nowhere, but I don't know if you've ever heard
41:43
this. There is an artist that is world renowned,
41:49
world respected, well respected everywhere he
41:52
goes internationally forever. He is a master
41:56
at one instrument. And when I say the instrument,
42:00
you only think of one person. And his wish is
42:04
to do nothing but play the national anthem with
42:07
his instrument during the Super Bowl. It's his
42:10
only wish that he has remaining. He's achieved
42:12
everything else that he could musically. And
42:15
I'm talking about the gentleman who has mastered
42:17
the saxophone. Go ahead and say his name. Oh,
42:20
I don't know. I don't know. Oh, you know. I'll
42:24
probably do if you say it, but at the moment
42:25
- You know it's Kenny G. Oh, yeah. Okay, Kenny
42:28
G. Kenny G, whose albums have sold millions upon
42:35
millions. Yeah. You hear a saxophone and you
42:38
go, oh yeah, that's Kenny G. You don't know another
42:41
saxophone player other than Bill Clinton. So,
42:45
you know, so he's got literally one wish is to
42:50
play the national anthem. Wow. during the Super
42:53
Bowl because you know, usually they have someone
42:56
come out and sing it. Yeah. Why don't they make
42:58
that happen? I don't know, man. I don't know.
43:00
And maybe it's just one of this appealing to
43:02
the younger demographic. But listen, you can
43:07
say whatever you want to about Kenny G. Kenny
43:10
G. G? Panty dropper. I bet he's better than the
43:16
guy that sang the national anthem at the AFC
43:18
title game. I don't even know who that dude was.
43:21
I don't either, but it wasn't good. You see what
43:25
I'm saying? I don't know. Did they have tryouts
43:27
for that? I don't know, man. We were talking
43:29
about that. My wife and I, I'm like, did they
43:32
have tryouts? They just pick, does he know somebody?
43:35
Like, how do you get to sing that? There you
43:37
go. Like it wasn't like, oh, he had his Carl
43:40
Lewis moment. It was like, dude, nah, that's
43:43
not good. Listen, you couldn't, you can't even
43:46
sing in church. get out of here. You're not gonna
43:50
make the choir get the hell out of here. You
43:53
ain't getting the solo. You wanna talk about
43:56
food? Because now I'm hungry. Yeah, we're gonna
43:58
get into, yeah, I'm starving. Yeah, let's get
44:00
into the, yeah, food, like, in general, like,
44:09
what's your go -to food? I'm just gonna throw
44:12
this all together, by the way. Would you, what's
44:15
your go -to food for the Super Bowl? Would you,
44:18
do you want to go to it? Would you want to watch
44:20
the game at a party or just at home like you
44:22
normally watch football? And then do you care
44:26
about the commercials? Okay. So I'm going to,
44:29
I can fly through those real quick. Yeah. Let's
44:31
just roll through them. Um, my favorite Superbowl
44:36
food is a, it's prepackaged. It's frozen. It's
44:42
easy to make. I would always make them in the
44:46
oven. But with the advent and popularity of a
44:50
air fryer, I have lost my mind because it makes
44:54
them to perfection. Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs
44:58
makes many beef corn dogs that are perfection.
45:03
Oh my God, they're so good. I did not see that
45:06
coming. It's awesome. It's the perfect. Pig in
45:10
a blanket without you having to do all the extra
45:12
work. Whatever you want to dip it in. My daughter
45:15
dips it in ranch. Wife likes to dip it in barbecue
45:18
sauce. Some people just dip it in ketchup and
45:21
mustard. It's perfect, man. Crispy, soft, salty,
45:27
easy. Finger food. Not super messy. But it's,
45:32
but it's always a winner because you think there's
45:35
all, all the other foods we can, you know, what
45:37
super, you know, chips and nachos and pizza and
45:40
all that wings and all of that, all that stuff
45:42
is more messy, but these things, toothpick in
45:45
it, easy peasy. You can eat 10 to 15 of them
45:49
and it'll hold you over and you know, something
45:51
good to mix with your liquor. Okay. I like it.
45:56
Not mad at it. Have you tried any? I've never
46:00
I didn't even know they existed like you got
46:02
you got to try them like they're not gonna say
46:05
you a link yo I'm We ain't get no advertising
46:08
money from this, but I'm gonna have to say you
46:10
a link Duke like they are you got an air fryer?
46:13
Yes kit bangers. You gotta trust me. All right.
46:17
Yeah, send me the link I'll eat them this year
46:21
Yeah, I mean if I said I don't really have a
46:23
favorite food like we normally go with the normal
46:25
I said we might get wings we may do a big like
46:28
dip with some chips Obviously, you never go wrong
46:32
with some sort of uh, what's your dip? What's
46:35
your dip go to? Man like like sometimes we do
46:40
like a buffalo chicken But I'm more of like a
46:45
cheese, you know, like a chili cheese is a good
46:47
one We always have ranch always have guac Yes
46:52
or no, I like well, I like French onion. Yeah,
46:56
I do like French onion with some chips yeah with
46:58
some ruffles um yeah any anything like that man
47:02
i like to just chips and dip and we'll have some
47:05
fruit things like that uh maybe some celery cucumbers
47:10
and ranch all that is what we go to for our football
47:13
games even the super bowl it's going to be stuff
47:15
like that but i would definitely try your your
47:17
mini corn dogs and let's see uh i would uh i'm
47:23
gonna get into the watch it at home or go to
47:26
a party So growing up, real quick, we used to
47:30
always go to like, some of my parents, you know,
47:34
another family friend's house, right? And they
47:37
would have a Super Bowl party with other couples.
47:39
It seemed like me and my brother were the only
47:41
kids though. But the one thing I remember about
47:43
that, it was fun, like growing up it was always
47:45
like, oh yeah, Super Bowl Sunday, we're going
47:47
over to, you know, so -and -so's house, we're
47:49
gonna, you know. They made like these little
47:50
small like, what are they like, what are they
47:54
called, Cornish hens? Cornish game hens correct
47:58
game. Yes. Yes. Yes. So I just as a kid I remember
48:02
looking forward to just you know at the time
48:04
I think I just caught him like little chickens
48:06
so, you know So it was you know that that I remember
48:11
that was always fun But you know as a kid like,
48:13
you know, I'm playing and watching and it's a
48:16
little different when you're a kid So but as
48:18
I've gotten, you know older and throughout the
48:21
years, I Honestly, I just want to watch the game
48:24
I don't care about any party. Let me just watch
48:27
the game on my couch, in my chair, whatever the
48:31
case, be comfortable in my house. And I am going
48:36
to wholeheartedly agree with you to my soul.
48:40
And here is why people as a sports fan, you have
48:46
a particular way that you do everything. You
48:51
got a particular way that you prepare in the
48:54
morning for game day, how you watch the game,
48:58
where you watch the game, whether you watch the
49:00
game with sound, whether you're watching other
49:03
things at the same time that the game is on.
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Are we eating dinner or is dinner on whole? Are
49:08
we going to eat during halftime? Do I want to
49:11
watch the halftime show? Like just the way that
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people watch sports is such a different experience.
49:17
And when you go somewhere else, it's out of your
49:19
control. You're at the mercy of what someone
49:22
else is going to do. And, you know, God bless
49:25
their souls. I've spent Thanksgiving with some
49:27
family members who just did not have the game
49:29
on. Oh, God. And, you know, it could it could
49:33
ruin it could ruin relationships long term because
49:36
it's like, wait, wait, wait. Like, no, like,
49:38
do you guys understand football is on? And it's
49:42
great to see you all. But, you know, I want to
49:45
watch football. I want to watch the Cowboys lose.
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So you lose that when you step out of your own
49:53
environment and then there's the thing with the
49:57
Super Bowl where it's such a production. You're
50:00
going to get home so late and you got to go to
50:03
work tomorrow. Yes. Which is another story. So
50:06
it's like you're going to get home. If you're
50:08
lucky, you'll get home 10, 10, 30. If you're
50:10
lucky. Yeah, maybe. Yes. Yeah. And then it's
50:16
over. No, go ahead. No, they do start them earlier
50:19
than they used to. So they, I think they did
50:21
adjust that some. I mean, I definitely remember
50:24
it being really late. Uh, but yeah, I can't do
50:29
it. Nah. Yeah. Not for me. Um, all right. And
50:34
then do you care about the commercials? Um, and
50:42
now no. And the reason why is I actually had
50:48
to have somebody point out to me, it's a form
50:51
of marketing where I realized that now I'm of
50:56
an age and a stature in life that I am the target
50:59
demographic for all the shit they're trying to
51:01
sell me. Where before commercials were fun and
51:05
interesting, but now I'm like offended when they
51:09
purposely use a number one hit from the year
51:12
that I graduated. You know what I mean? You know
51:14
what I mean? Stuff like that. It's like, oh yeah,
51:16
this was your, this song was the most popular
51:20
song, you know, when you, in August, when you
51:23
started your 11th grade year in high school and
51:25
that nostalgia kicks in. And then they couple
51:28
that with a message that kind of plucks the strings
51:32
of, of, of a human being's vulnerability to try
51:35
to sell you some shit. So I take offense to,
51:38
to commercials. There's been some classics like,
51:41
you know, that made waves and then dot like,
51:44
remember Puppy Monkey Baby? It lasted for a week
51:49
and a half and then we forgot about it, but it
51:51
was a moment. There was the crypto one from some
51:57
years ago where it was just the QR code on the
52:00
screen for 30 seconds and everybody ran to their
52:03
phone to scan it. But for me, I could live with
52:08
or without them. And with the advent of the Internet,
52:13
most of the Super Bowl commercials, very, very
52:16
few of them still get held until the Super Bowl.
52:18
But most of them are released days before. You
52:21
could just watch them all on on the on YouTube.
52:24
Yeah, now. Yeah, now. Yeah. So it's like why?
52:27
Like, no, I'm no, I'm not paying attention to
52:29
them like not live. I don't need to see everybody
52:31
else's reaction. So I was thinking about this.
52:35
And definitely now I don't care about them as
52:38
much as I used to, right? And not that I ever
52:41
really cared about them, but it was always one
52:43
of those things, a part of the experience of
52:44
a Super Bowl was like, oh, what's the commercials
52:47
going to be? So I put Super Bowl commercials
52:50
in a category now with like the shock value,
52:57
kinda. So it's kinda like, if you remember, and
53:01
if you're of our age. There used to be a thing
53:04
called music videos and then they had the mtv
53:08
vmas the video music awards Which they still
53:12
have them for some reason, but there's no videos,
53:14
but they still have the awards But every year
53:17
at the awards It seemed like every year they
53:20
were trying to top the last year right with the
53:23
big surprise the big moment the big shock value
53:27
the same I put it I put these commercials in
53:30
the same as like I watch wrestling again. So
53:34
in wrestling, they're always trying to, at these
53:38
big like WrestleMania's, at certain times there's
53:41
these big moments. Today, you know, as of this
53:44
recording, the Royal Rumble is gonna happen today.
53:47
Who's gonna be the surprise entrant? So every,
53:49
you gotta try to top yourself every time. So
53:52
sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. So
53:55
I put Super Bowl commercials in that same space
53:59
in that Now wrestling somehow pulls it off that
54:03
they can continue to surprise you and shock you
54:06
The VMAs got to a point to where I'm like, yeah
54:09
y 'all just reaching and trying something, you
54:11
know I mean, it's like you're you can tell that
54:13
you're trying too hard To top yourself and I
54:18
feel the same way with Super Bowl commercials
54:20
now I feel like everyone's trying too hard and
54:24
It doesn't always it's not hitting like it used
54:27
to You know, and the beer commercials used to
54:29
always have good ones. But it was you got to
54:32
think like it wasn't always this way. You know,
54:35
I don't know exactly when Super Bowl commercials
54:37
started being a real, real big thing and everyone
54:40
started catching on. And then now it's like a
54:42
thing. And that's the way I feel about Super
54:44
Bowl commercials, that they're just trying to
54:46
top each other or top each year. What can we
54:49
do? And I think sometimes they just try too hard.
54:55
Mean I'll still watch them, but I kind of miss
54:57
them and then each year I feel like then I watch
54:59
them the day after normally online like you said
55:02
But oh what I miss cuz I don't really pay attention
55:04
to commercials. I hate commercials. So Then I
55:08
watch them. I'm like meh it is what it is like,
55:12
you know, I'm not like laughing too hard and
55:14
I'm not like overwhelmed so Yeah, I'll say this
55:19
I'll say this I'll give them all the the help
55:23
and free advice that they need. If you wanna
55:27
have a good, like a good ad run, the best thing
55:35
that you can do to make it memorable and to make
55:37
it stick is to make it funny. Don't make it silly,
55:40
don't make it wacky. And make something that
55:45
sticks that can sustain the test of time for
55:49
the moment. And you know, you're spending a lot
55:52
of money on it. And I know, you know, a lot of
55:55
this is, you know, internet algorithm driven
55:57
and all these things, but ultimately like you're
55:59
broadcasting this thing live on television with
56:01
everyone watching get on television, give them
56:04
something. And if you give them something that's
56:07
funny and entertaining, they'll be more likely
56:08
to share it. Like, I don't care if you're going
56:10
to put Matthew McConaughey in your commercial,
56:12
dude. Don't care. Don't care. Yeah. Make it something
56:16
that's funny. Make me laugh. And you got me.
56:19
So, you know, I'll just, I'll end it on that.
56:22
Yeah. It's pretty easy. Uh, and then again, like
56:25
you said, make, make the day after a holiday
56:26
and then we're so we're solid. Uh, yeah, it definitely
56:31
needs to be, you know, it's, you know, you get
56:33
Super Bowl Monday, get that cold, get that cold.
56:37
Yeah. I mean, just make it, just make it a holiday.
56:39
Just make it a, you know, it's easy. We have
56:42
Valentine's day. Let's have Super Bowl. Alright,
56:48
so that's another episode of Phenacly speaking
56:49
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58:31
Are you good? I'm good.