72 - Super Bowl Talk (Chiefs V Eagles)

In this episode of the "Super Bowl Predictions" podcast, hosts Cole Ingle and Stoy Hall turn their focus to the big game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs. With their expert analysis and in-depth knowledge of the NFL, they provide a comprehensive breakdown of the game, discussing everything from the odds and team dynamics to potential game strategies. They examine the strengths and weaknesses of each team and make their predictions on the outcome of the game, offering valuable insights for fans looking to make their own predictions. From the much-anticipated Kelsey Brothers storyline to the potential scoring patterns, Cole and Stoy leave no stone unturned in their analysis of this exciting Super Bowl matchup. Join them for an insightful and entertaining discussion on the biggest game in football.

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Cole Ingle: 0:03

then it's time.

Stoy Hall: 0:05

That is our opinion.

Cole Ingle: 0:07

All right, shunt shot two. Bottoms

Stoy Hall: 0:11

up. La Root Beer. El Root Beer. That was a root beer. A what? Oh, straight whiskey. Ooh, that'll get ya. Oh, man. Get ya. All right. While he's choking and dying on that, the, oh my goodness. I understand what happens here. But this hurts your brain. Are you?

Cole Ingle: 0:39

that was looks like

Stoy Hall: 0:43

root beer, right? Oh, it's just No, it's just whiskey. Yeah. that's just, yeah. No, I could see how root beer. Yeah, but it, just 99 whiskey. Wow. I didn't even know they had a 99 in whiskey. I am so glad you took that. Not me. Wow, man. Yikes. And to be like mentally prepared for root beer. Oh yeah. To roll right into a warm ass. Thanks. I appreciate you Bad

Cole Ingle: 1:08

whiskey. Woo. That was worth two on its own. Holy

Stoy Hall: 1:13

Nikes. I, would actually concur in that situation. Oh, all all right. We're in it. This is just in I get what happens, but I don't know if I've ever seen this before. What's that? This,

Cole Ingle: 1:26

move. Sorry. Recovering, I can barely open my

Stoy Hall: 1:30

eyes out route. And then okay, it's he's, and then just dips like a double whip. Well,

Cole Ingle: 1:35

the defender just actually does a good, Does a really good job. But ice, yeah, it's the ice. His eyes are he's reading the quarterback, he's a man-to-man coverage and he's reading the quarterback. Bad idea. So now it's like the opposite of what usually happens to Diggs. Usually he's in zone reading. The quarterback gets pumped and then they run past him. This guy, however you're just in a one-on-one drill here. He's in his

Stoy Hall: 2:07

pocket now. Let's, now let's be real. It was great coverage. Okay. This route, timing wise is not, first of all, not even a real, like a, I don't know. That's well route. It's a whipping. I don't know. It was just everyone was blown up on Twitter about it because it looks like he disappears. Like right here is just woo whoa, whoa. Eyes.

Cole Ingle: 2:27

I mean in a one-on-one drill for your defender, just seven yards from the ball, not to be in the screen when you catch it is,

Stoy Hall: 2:34

is damn impressive. It is. Yeah. But, okay. Linebackers stand. Just stand your man. Stand his hip. Yeah. Stay right here. You, have him beat. Yeah. You

Cole Ingle: 2:44

He's going at that point, like he's going for an interception. Yeah. Because he's trying to beat the guy to a spot on a route, like from an anticipation standpoint. Right here, he's head turn, he's looking to catch a

Stoy Hall: 2:54

ball because he thinks it's an out. By the way, don't do that, especially in these drills, cuz these drills don't, nor they're not normal

Cole Ingle: 3:01

routes. Let's, and that's what I don't like as far as one-on-one routes and stuff like that, I go, not to say that he wouldn't be in a situation where he might need to be win one-on-one or like this, but like you see like the defensive linemen going against the offensive linemen. and one guy either holds or does some, and then all of a sudden they end up on their back and it's that's either holding or right. There's something. And it's like the form and the techniques, right? Trying to get blown

Stoy Hall: 3:25

down of proportion. Now this looks like his route, by the way, just by the way he's running it.

Cole Ingle: 3:28

Oh yeah. Like he puts the

Stoy Hall: 3:30

foot in the ground. But yes, there, you're right. 1 0 1 drills like these. It's tough.

Cole Ingle: 3:35

The exposure

Stoy Hall: 3:37

Yeah it's, it happens. It happens. So a lot on both sides? Yep, both sides. Oh, good Old. Good old Matt. Matt Ice. So little quote by Matt Ryan. Yep. And if you really think he said this, then whatever I've been contemplating retirement, but then Brady beat me to the punch. So now it's either play another the year or retire on 3 28 and embrace the memes Yeah. I'm not bringing up why that makes sense at the three and 28 part, but.

Cole Ingle: 4:13

Here we go. If

Stoy Hall: 4:15

this I don't choice words afterwards if this happens. Football is, or NFL is no longer NFL right now. None at all. What are you supposed to do? Yep. So the NFL is planning to have an active conversation this season about the possibility of banning the hip drop tackles. So we had brought this up before this with Mahomes. This is with Mahomes? This one, the specific Tony Powell is Pollard. Yep. Both in the playoffs though. Yep. Both in playoffs. How, what could they talk about what, how else in this one specifically, how else are you supposed to tackle?

Cole Ingle: 4:54

No I don't disagree. We,

Stoy Hall: 4:56

you're just

Cole Ingle: 4:56

supposed to like, cuz what this is stemming from is so horse collar tackle what's it been? Probably close to five. It's been a while now. Three to five years. Yeah. The horse collar was causing as guys get ripped back. knee, ankle, those types of injuries. And now they're taking it a step further to if I wrap a guy around the waist and then drop my weight which in most of these cases, these are defensive backs that are doing this safeties. Say we saw it on Mahomes, but that was even a weird one cuz he was held first. Yeah. That was pretty, that's more of like the protection of the quarterback actually causing the quarterback to get more injured because the guys are trying to wrap and make sure that they're not putting, the weight on him and stuff like that. The Tony Pollard in the open field is like anytime you get a receiver or running back one-on-one or in the open field, a guy is going to be coming from behind or beside them to take them down. There's only so many ways you can tackle a guy without using your head right, without all of these things that we had to follow. Oh, also,

Stoy Hall: 6:05

and not letting him score.

Cole Ingle: 6:07

Look, that's his job. Ultimately the defensive guy's job is to get the offensive guy down. The offensive guy's job is to score to the end zone. If I'm diving and I grab a guy and then I'm off my feet and drop like first of all, it's completely discre discretionary. Second of all, like you're putting an undue amount of responsibility on referees to determine at what point a tackle and a hip drop happened. And nobody even knows. They can't even tell what a catch is, guys. I know.

Stoy Hall: 6:43

And now you're gonna say, so

Cole Ingle: 6:44

the fact that this is even being discussed is so nauseating, disgusting in general.

Stoy Hall: 6:51

So I'll lose my shit. I will lose my shit.

Cole Ingle: 6:54

Yep. If that happens. I think my comment to that was we just might as well put flags on flags are gang. Yep. Yep. Just, we're gonna move to flag football together.

Stoy Hall: 7:02

Absolutely. This, is one you sent, right? Yeah.

Cole Ingle: 7:06

So Brian Schottenheimer got Hired as the Cowboys Offensive coordinator after we got rid of Kellen Moore. He's got a record, he's now with San Diego. Do you wanna go down that list? Cause I might get physically because it's gonna make me

Stoy Hall: 7:28

physically ill. Yeah, I got you. I got you. So in 2001, his crew started his quarterbacks coach for their, the then Redskins. By the way, don't come at me like that. Yeah. They were ranked 28th in offense ahead of 32 teams. Then with the, Chargers from oh two to oh five the only years Drew Bree's career where he didn't look like a Hall of Famer. Then he was with the Jets, which is never a good idea. As an offense coordinator for oh six to 11. and wasted some of NFL's best defenses with Mark Sanchez. I'm pretty sure two of those were AC championship

Cole Ingle: 8:05

games. He was the offensive coordinator who called the butt fumble play.

Stoy Hall: 8:11

Fumble. Oc. Yeah. The name was with the St. Louis Rams oc. They for three seasons, they were 25th, 21st, and 21st in offense. Okay. Not good. Then clearly got fired. Is not good there. So he went to Georgia for a year as OC and quarterbacks coach. They were ranked 85th and this was 2015. Okay. We're not far that far removed. Iowa should hire this guy, 85th in offense. Yes. And then he got Mark, Rick fired at that as well. Then the Colts decided, Hey, let's come on over. Be a quarterbacks coach. They were 30th in offense. Then Seattle gave him the old the old thing 18 and 20. 2020. He didn't let Russ cook. They were not good, by the way, offensively there. Yeah. And then with the Jags 2021 when they had the 36th, they were 32nd in offense with Trevor Lawrence for those

Cole Ingle: 9:10

scoring at home, there's only 32 N F NFL teams. Yeah. The worst. Yep. And look what Trevor Lawrence did this year with Peterson. But hey, the only thing I will say is that Mike McCarthy has, is already been said to be calling the police.

Stoy Hall: 9:24

So what's the point of him

Cole Ingle: 9:26

Experience bad experience, but that's, all I was reading about was the fact that he's been, that he's been around. And my guess is that either McCarthy and or Cherry Jones feel like they can control him. And ultimately that's what the Cowboys organization is about. Not actually, and he might

Stoy Hall: 9:45

be good at reading something. He might be good at time management. There might be things that we won't see in here. but that's not a good luck when there's, there was some good OCS

Cole Ingle: 9:55

out there, right? So again, Mike McCarthy taking over play calling, so ultimately it's going to fall on him, not on Schottenheimer, but just that right there is all you need to know and the fact that I don't know what the Cowboys were looking at from a success standpoint. No, not at all. When making the hire, so not

Stoy Hall: 10:19

at all, but hey, super Bowl's over the Eagle's. 1 37. 34.

Cole Ingle: 10:23

I've seen multiple

Stoy Hall: 10:24

scripts now though. Yeah. I've seen multiple scripts too. Yeah. Yeah. So obviously a lot of people going in and doing a lot of work Yeah. To get these things done. But I love it. I love it. Absolutely. And I might bet that it's gonna be 37 34. Yeah. I'll, do it on both sides. I actually like that number, the numbers how they got there, who knows. But in this one the chiefs are up 24, 13. Yeah. At half. At half. Yeah. And go on to lose, huh? 11 here. I'm interested in how they got to 11. I would like to know that. Eight and three. No, I know how the math works. Yeah. I

Cole Ingle: 11:01

mean but, is that like they're knowns known for go for two, going for two, trying to draw'em off sides. They've done it. That's Siri's done it multiple times in the playoffs. That's true. Actually two different times he's had to end up calling Time out because his p a t team didn't stay off the damn field or his special teams coach was trying to talk to him and he's I know what the hell I'm doing. Leave me alone. So like they've had two instances where they've tried to line up, draw the team off side, draw the other team off sides, so then they get half the distance of the goal and then they can go for two. So their plan isn't to go for two. But it is to set themselves up to be able to go for two because, and then they sneak it of having j Jalen Hertz and the best their sneak, the best sneak I call it it's the Flying V of Sneaks. Absolutely. It's

Stoy Hall: 11:52

a rugby scrum.

Cole Ingle: 11:53

It's fantastic. And they push the shit out of'em. And they have one of the best lines in the nfl and they have a very active agile quarterback who, one is strong, but two can move towards gaps even within a sneak play. So it's very effectively used. So effective in

Stoy Hall: 12:11

Niners did stop at once. I They did, but

Cole Ingle: 12:13

that was impressive. It's still the best in the nfl hands down, especially as bad as teams are at it. Hands down. So hands eagles do a lot of things.

Stoy Hall: 12:22

They, do. They do.

Cole Ingle: 12:24

This is This is a good one. This is just, yeah. Need the audio.

Stoy Hall: 12:33

I wanna make sure I get it. Hopefully that's the button. Don't say it. Don't say it.

Cole Ingle: 12:45

Don't say it. Saw the fans out there, came out, showed up, and supported us. Thanks to our loved ones with us on the chorus, our buddies Gary and MJ for being great partners. And see you next year. That was amazing week. That's it. I got nothing to say. That was, man. That's it. That's it all. Thanks everybody. All right. In the ProAm Aaron Rodgers was on the winning team for the ProAm which for the amateurs, they are scored off a handicap. And actually in his postma or post round interview, Josh Allen stepped in and basically made a comment of, must be nice to get. so many strokes. I think Josh Allen got one less stroke than him. Only finished a few, maybe a couple or stroke back of where Rogers did. But yeah, the comment here is Rogers has as many pro-Am titles as Super Bowls send Tweet so I love it. Yeah. Good love it. Good stuff there from Dan Rapaport is a great golf follow. Yeah, absolutely. Very entertaining in a lot of ways. Has a lot of great content. If you are interested in following someone in that realm on Twitter, highly recommend.

Stoy Hall: 14:03

Absolutely. So this one is interest insane. Yeah. What are the chances, right? Which is, goes more to the everyone keeps asking. Do you think the NFL's rigged and scripted. You can't

Cole Ingle: 14:17

even you can't even really script this. You can't script this. This is, yeah. Too much for a script, right?

Stoy Hall: 14:22

It is now scripted. You know what I mean? Like it, it looks like that. So field dates tweeted the chiefs this year. 16 three. Overall record, 546 point scored six. All pros including a Kelsey brother and their quarterback AFCs. Number one, seed the Eagles this year, 16 and three. Overall record, 546 point scored six. All pros including Kelsey brother and their quarterback nfcs number one C. Yeah. That's scary. That's just insane. This is why when we get to the Super Bowl, picking this matchup is awesome. It's tough.

Cole Ingle: 14:52

It's tough. Be tough. It yeah, just a lot of ins and outs. Little yeah. This is just something I found interesting. I wish I could zoom. I

Stoy Hall: 15:03

don't know how to zoom

Cole Ingle: 15:04

as teams

Stoy Hall: 15:05

are screwed. You guys can

Cole Ingle: 15:06

see it maybe, right? As teams are created as teams a lot of people will say, and they wouldn't be wrong, that the Rams bought their Super Bowl and now they're gonna pay for it for years to come. And that'd be really tough to argue based on what they may or may not have coming back, coaching issues, player issues salary cap issues. So you name it, issues. But if you take a look and the first thing that jumped out to me was the eagle side of things. Of their 11 offensive starters, 10 of them were drafted by the Eagles. That's impressive. That's a, that's unheard of impressive. I don't know because you don't see stats like this too often. You have to go pretty in depth. I would say. I don't think anyone. Drafted all 11 of their starters on either side of the ball in the nfl, in the Super Bowl? I would I would just say in the nfl, oh, just if you look at the 32 teams and you look at their offense and their defense, how many of'em have 11 drafted them? How, many of'em have 10 starters on either side of the ball that they drafted? I'd say I would be willing to bet that no one has a Levit probably. Therefore they would have the most starters drafted on offense. It's,

Stoy Hall: 16:23

it is just ridiculous actually.

Cole Ingle: 16:25

One offensive lineman that came from the Titans, besides that every person in their No, that's,

Stoy Hall: 16:30

or one that's Aja Brown buddy. I know

Cole Ingle: 16:32

you, excuse me. See, I can't, I'm looking the screen. Ah, I can't even see the name. Yeah, Oh yes. AG Brown. Yeah. So they have one receiver. Everyone else was drafted. And they have guys from I wanna say the earliest draft was either oh 4 0 5. So they have guys that have been in the leagues. Oh yeah. Kelsey. 18 or 19 years. Lane Johnson I think was about the same time too. Yeah. Oh 4 0 5. And up to guys drafted in the last two or three years. Abs

Stoy Hall: 16:58

it's so great

Cole Ingle: 17:00

by them, by the way. Great job. By them. Clearly they're organically doing well. Something from a different sport, but that's something the Yankees were also known for was being really good at drafting bringing guys through their farm system for a while and then well now they have by everybody.

Stoy Hall: 17:17

But yeah, so but then on the flip side you get more of an average, right? That they've got five. Yeah. The chiefs are about

Cole Ingle: 17:23

five and six. Six and five, five

Stoy Hall: 17:24

and six. That's, I would assume is probably

Cole Ingle: 17:26

that's where most teams are gonna land. Yeah. Especially in, today's in NFL and professional sports. Yeah. World in general. That's just how teams are. That's how GMs are judged. It's it's not only the draft, but it's how can I use the draft or what I've got in the draft in order to make trades, in order to get coaches. Ala Sean, Peyton. Stuff like that is good on the, so you're gonna see. A lot more of that. But what do you have? Three, four? So it's six, six drafted and five came from other teams.

Stoy Hall: 18:03

Five. Five drafted. Six. That's fine.

Cole Ingle: 18:06

He can't. Five and six. That's five. That's whatever. Half and

Stoy Hall: 18:08

half. One, one half,

Cole Ingle: 18:09

half a dozen. But yeah, so a little bit of difference there going into the Super Bowl. Chiefs have a little more Super Bowl experience. Overall. Eagles you can argue have, are going to have a tighter knit locker room because you've got guys that were have all only been eagles. Yeah. And there's something to say about growing that culture and stuff like that. Not wrong. You're not wrong. All right. Another funny

Stoy Hall: 18:35

Kirk's boy if at first you don't succeed, lower your standards. Yeah, I don't full I don't care. Iowa fans, this makes no sense. Yeah. He should not be an office coordinator. He can go back to line coach. That's fine. But, Yeah. How could you, over the last two seasons, be okay with remaining him as the oc?

Cole Ingle: 18:58

Nah you can't the, I heard an interesting take that I really hadn't, not that I really hadn't given a considera I guess I just hadn't given him any consideration. But basically, so Gary Barr Barta is Iowa's athletic director, and he's technically the direct report for Brian Ferren because a family member cannot be directly impact another family member's contract. Oh, okay. At the University of Iowa. That's good, by the way. So Kirk cannot determine the fate of Brian Ferre. However, it is said that Kirk Ferren has way more pull at the University of Iowa than Gary Barta ever will. And therefore, even if Barta wanted to, he wouldn't win the battle of getting rid of Kirk's son a vote or some shit without there being a lot more shit hit the fan, basically. And so that's why people are saying that Barta got a small victory in the fact that he was able to put somebody in the contract that says we have to have at least seven wins and at least 25 points. However, the defense kids score 14 of those 25 points based on what that says. And

Stoy Hall: 20:19

yeah, what does so, for all those, I don't think we have it at all. What does the contract say?

Cole Ingle: 20:23

So they updated Brian Farran's contract and literally the only update in it, from what I can see, is they dropped his overall salary from$900,000 to 850,000. Ouch. Yep. And then he can make those, that money back in bonuses if he hits it's seven, I believe it's at least seven wins is how it's worded. And 25 points a game average not and or averaging 25 points a game. But there's no caveat that the offense has to be the only one that scored. It's just 25 points. It's just 25 points a game. Also, so

Stoy Hall: 20:56

like this I will win seven defensively.

Cole Ingle: 20:59

By the way, the other stat with that, kind of makes you think where that number came from is that like Iowa and their last 60 games or something like that is this isn't correct, but they're like 57 and three. If they score 25 points and then like in the last three years they're 35 and oh, if they score 25 points ju I mean something, it's like 25 points is a benchmark that if they get two, they win the damn game based on their defense. So the thought process one is that's bullshit Two, they're schedules soft next year and three that they're gonna be running up the score early on in games in order because Brian wants to And you're just locking it down. Yeah. So like they might try to score in a game they're winning 30 to nothing. Iowa's never been really known to, to run up the score. Maybe Minnesota. But they don't really like them. And if you run up the score in a big 10 game, it is what it is. But if you're running up the score against you and I to save your ass, then so it just puts a bigger target to me on the athletic department for what they did, because it doesn't make any damn sense. Do

Stoy Hall: 22:10

you think as a player, do you think it's gonna be like fair in that situation? Like again, you and I, you're up 30 nothing. Two should be in, but if he wants to run it up, he's not putting twos in. He's gonna keep ones in longer. Which means higher risk for injury, all these things come into play. Absolutely. And it's all because of his bullshit contract. Yeah. See, I think that's bullshit for the players personally. I don't disagree. No I, just, and that's what's gonna happen. They're gonna play their cupcake schedule and hopefully they're gonna try to score 70 because then he can go drop four eggs later and be fine. whatever, bullshit. But Iowa do better. Yeah. You need an office offense coordinator. That's worth a day. That was it. All right, let me cut back over to us and we don't have it, but hope you hear that. It's super purple

Cole Ingle: 23:07

tie Super Bowl Sunday. Woo Man. 57

Stoy Hall: 23:15

Fit is seven lot of Super Bowls.

Cole Ingle: 23:18

That's an L and v and two I sure is for those Roman. So those Romans out there. Romans that like their numerals.

Stoy Hall: 23:31

but here we are. It's Super Bowl time.

Cole Ingle: 23:35

Is that do you ever obviously like it's a part of the Super Bowl, icon Marketing. Do you like it? No. Do you just think this, it should just be the number. I,

Stoy Hall: 23:53

I, yeah. I, some of'em are cool, like when there's X and stuff, like they look cool, look cool. But this one,

Cole Ingle: 24:00

L e i doesn't do anything for you. Switch it up every now and again.

Stoy Hall: 24:04

LV made sense. I'm gonna get it right. Like you, you can have it at Vegas for, but

Cole Ingle: 24:09

like you're gonna have what Supers Bowl 60 obvious will be the next big one. So you'll have lx,

Stoy Hall: 24:14

that like track

Cole Ingle: 24:15

anything with anx. Like Lexus should be a big sponsor of Super Bowl 60. Just, I'm throwing it out there. Lexus, you're welcome. Just helping you out. Marketing team. But it's unique to the sport. There's no other sport that really uses that. Unique New York. We don't really keep track of, I was actually, I was thinking about this the other day, obviously we don't really keep track of World Series numbers.

Stoy Hall: 24:42

What? I don't even know we're, I couldn't even fathom what we're on,

Cole Ingle: 24:44

or I mean anything nhl, Stanley Cup final, whatever, like Super Bowl is the only one like we count, which is silly because NBA we don't count right

Stoy Hall: 24:55

Before the Super Bowl wasn't called the Super Bowl. So you don't need to count. I get it. If they were, if the Super Bowls around forever and we had the two different leagues and they merged and fine, but the fact is like it wasn't called Super Bowl,

Cole Ingle: 25:09

but it's the only one we counted and how far are we going? No, that's a great, a super valid question, one that I've.

Stoy Hall: 25:17

Once you get past a hundred, I get fine counting. Once you get to a hundred. What after that? When I

Cole Ingle: 25:22

thought about it on a surface level, I'm actually, as I'm talking, I hadn't even thought about it that deep. What are we doing? Why?

Stoy Hall: 25:33

Okay. No one's no it I'm gonna have to, I get it from, okay. Maybe this way because what's the reason you can say, Hey, do you remember Super Bowl 41 when X and X happened?

Cole Ingle: 25:45

But no. Ultimately, no. I don't remember Super Bowl 55. No, don't either. That was two Super bowls ago. For those scoring at home. Was it the Bucks Chiefs? Do you remember? Super Bowl 56? Yeah. Yeah. Bengals Rams, right? I don't remember like what happened, right? I'd have to look it up. Yeah, like the Rams one, but could be the five. Was that, was Buck's Chiefs. Buck's Chiefs.

Stoy Hall: 26:12

Yeah. I do remember that when, remember before was couldn't tell you Chief Snyders. Oh yeah.

Cole Ingle: 26:19

Yep. Cause I was the one, the Chiefs won. Yeah. And they lost and then they didn't make it because they lost a borough and then they lost. Now

Stoy Hall: 26:27

they're back again.

Cole Ingle: 26:28

37 to 34. Cause they've made, the only reason I know the last five is because the Chiefs were in five AFC championship games in a row, which three Super Bowls so insane. In the main, yeah. So yeah. I had actually never really thought about that, but yeah. Give us your, yeah. Give us your take on Roman numerals. The hell's going on and why is, what is going on? Nfl. Nfl, we need answers as we usually do. Yes.

Stoy Hall: 26:56

But we're, in it. So Super Bowl. Yeah. Got the all chiefs, Eagles match up. Chiefs Eagles.

Cole Ingle: 27:03

Eagles are currently one and a half point favorites. Seems like across the board. The chiefs opened about the same. But it quickly, Within the day. Yeah. Switched. And it has remained in the same area. The over under has continually grown. I think it started around 47 40. Yeah. I would've hit that so hard. And is now at 50 and a half, so hard. 50 and a half is where we're currently at for over, under this game. Man,

Stoy Hall: 27:41

I've flipped flopped so many damn times now. Hey, full disclosure, my$50 bet that FanDuel did early in the year. I've already made my money back on that one. Yeah. The Chiefs win. I win 550 bucks. So clearly I have some stake in the chiefs. You have a rooting interest. But from our conversation standpoint, is there any cash out availability on that? There was, I don't know if they've update. No, they like there was in the conference championships. Okay. And then as soon as it came ended, no, no chance, no shop. All right. Get No, no luck there. Which is fair. Fair fine. Yep. At this point if I didn't cash out, which I really thought of clearly for 200 bucks if you're gonna get the Super Bowl

Cole Ingle: 28:25

I mean we touched ride it out. We talked about it when they were playing the Bengals. Yeah. Whether it made sense or not, but it felt like they were gonna win that game. Yeah. As we were watching, they were the better

Stoy Hall: 28:35

team, although I did have it pulled up. Yeah. When it was like three or three minutes left in the Bengals, got the ball back cuz the Chiefs couldn't score on that shore field. Yep. And I was like, I clicked it almost, and never pushed confirmed. Yep. And it's because my children had, I don't know, they started screaming, yelling, so I wasn't paying attention. And then they got the ball back and I was like, ah, yeah, they're gonna win now. Yeah. So I got lucky. But any who back to it. Yeah. This is man I've, been back and forth on it personally. And I, don't even know what it comes down to at this point. Healthy, someone's gotta be healthy. If both teams are healthy throughout, I could see it going into overtime. So

Cole Ingle: 29:14

from a health perspective, the only person that I've seen somewhat influential scratch is Nicole Hardman will not be playing for the Chiefs. Yeah. Besides that, I fully expect Mahomes and Kelsey to be healthy after two weeks. Kelsey showed no sign of any back issues during zero Bengals, game Zero and Mahomes, I would say looked. 80 to 85%. And I expect that number to increase. Now, he may not be a hundred, but I don't anticipate him being able to, or not being able to do anything that he would normally do. Whereas he, probably didn't scramble or run as much against the Bengals. I fully expect him to be able to do everything he would normally do come

Stoy Hall: 30:05

Super Bowl Sunday. Now, my concern there is he will feel a hundred percent but it like the, healing process is not going to be a hundred percent right. So when you feel a hundred percent, but it's not a hundred percent and you do something normal or extra tweak extra and it tweaks it that is my concern. Yeah, absolutely. And how bad is that tweak, if is, it back to the conference championships at that point? I don't think there's really big of a problem. Or is it back to the divisional round? he, couldn't move. And then that's an issue. So that's my concern. Going into, for him specifically and the depth that receiver for the chiefs if they keep getting banged up over and over again. Those are my biggest concerns for the chiefs. The Eagles. Everyone keeps saying, or Hertz keeps saying he's not a hundred percent get the outta here. Yeah. I don't have an injury concern for them. No. I have a, young, a younger team all drafted, a young quarterback who hasn't been in this position before. Concern. Those are my two concerns going into this game. What, are your concerns?

Cole Ingle: 31:15

Mahomes Health for four quarters against the number. Pass rush in the league and the chief's secondary. The other possible injury is Sneed is in concussion protocol. And he's the leader of their defensive backfield. If he can't play that is a, concerned just from a defensive leadership perspective, it's a concern that the Eagles are very good on play. And taking advantage of the back end of the chief's defense because they will need to stop the run first and make Jalen Hertz beat them. And that being the case, having Smith Goddard and AJ Brown, that's a pretty lethal three-headed monster along with backs out of the backfield. They could take advantage of that. And so the youth slash inexperience of the Eagles is somewhat of concern, but I think the leadership and guys who were there five years ago, five years ago, I think he was they still have guys that were there. I think it's between seven and nine guys that were On's good number, this Super Bowl team. So a, very good number. Obviously not as many of the, as the Chiefs simply because they haven't been there for it, just there several years. But Those would be like the two things that I'm looking at. And as far as like keys to the game, I'll jump into that as well while we're sitting on it. I mentioned the pass rush for Philadelphia, number one. Second all time in sac for the season. I believe they have 78 sacks. It's because they have 19, they're eight deep. Yeah, they just, yeah, they're fresh. 19 games, 78 sacks. So basically four sacks a game. The chiefs only really give up like one and a half sacks a game now the Bengals that get'em three times. I think some of that was Mahomes being a little careful number one past defense overall, I think that ties directly honestly into. the pass rush. They are definitely ball hawks. Because of that there's a lot of being able to jump routes and stuff like that, knowing that you're getting pressure. So if the chiefs are likely gonna go quick pass game, which has been their mo this year more than any other year. So I don't really see them trying to take the shots that maybe some teams have tried against eagles. But I think the Eagles can be a little suspect in the secondary, even though the numbers from a pass yard average say otherwise rushing game their middle of the pack. So the chiefs will want to try to establish the run with Pacheco. I don't know if they'll stay with it. It's hard to take the ball outta Mahomes hands in the biggest game of the year. I think Reid will have trouble doing that. So we'll see if they, try to stick with that at all. I hope they try to establish the run a little bit. Just don't know if they will defensively. For the chiefs, they've gotta be able to stop the run. Chris Jones and company have to be able to control that line of scrimmage. Which they were able to do a phenomenal job against Cincinnati and only having to bring four or five guys most, at most. They didn't have to stack the box, stop the run. They didn't have to stack the box or blitz to get to Burrow. That being said, Philly has a top three offensive line in the league. They don't allows Hertz Mobile. The one thing is I think that the chiefs have a decent amount of experience playing against Lamar Jackson and they've had pretty good success. That's not to say Lamar, Jackson and Hertz are the same player, cuz I think Hertz is a little more polished as a passer and wants to be more of a pocket. but I think they are going to gameplay in very sim similar. Similarly easy for me to say, right? You know what? Outright winner.

Stoy Hall: 35:32

Hey, let's, hey, look at

Cole Ingle: 35:33

you. I know. Killing it. I'm learning. It's just when we're talking about football, you can talk about, correct. Yeah. In that they are going to make Hertz beat them before Miles, Sanders or Hertz running the ball beats them. They're gonna make them use his arm, make him use his arm, and make those receivers win. Hopefully with a good pass rush. Because Hertz has proven that under pressure he is capable of throwing multiple interceptions in a game and then they'll lean on their defense a little bit more. But overall Kansas City has number one offense in the nfl for the year. Philadelphia's had the number one offense in the playoffs and they also had the number three offense overall total. So the game looks to lean towards offense. I just don't know if in the playoffs or in the Super Bowl particularly that specifically in the first half that I would really lean towards the over I would lean towards the under, specifically in the first half. As far as feeling out aggressiveness and ability to create plays for both sides on the defensive end have been big things for both teams specifically in the playoffs. So that's where I look as far as what I'm looking at in, in making my determinations

Stoy Hall: 36:55

overall. Yeah. I mean I, agree on a lot of those. The chiefs will force her to throw the ball that, that has to be their game plan. I don't understand if they did something else. That is the game plan. I'm running zone. I'm not letting them run the ball if he picks me apart for 360 yards and beats us. I can live with that, right? I cannot live with him running for 150. And then, we're out here guessing, running around, guessing. So that has to happen. Yeah. The quick passing game of the chiefs has to hit the sidelines. They have to get this defensive line running, and they have to get them running early. The only way to beat this joke, gr not of a front eight, but not even front eight. They have they're, too deep on the front four, right? You got to get them Gased, so you need to just do everything on the outside. Quick pass is get them running and then you can hopefully lean on Pacheco later if you need to, but I believe they're going to attack from those perspectives. I agree. I think the Eagle's backend is weaker or unproven because they haven't needed to be. When you have 70 something sacks, and that means you're probably close to doubling that in Hus. It's not really hard to cover. At all. Okay? But I think the Chief's quick game can take that away. And the only way that the Eagles could try to take that away is if they go press, man, that's a very, scary situation because guess what? Kelsey is gonna be sitting there and how are you gonna match him up? Yeah. So those are my things, and again, obviously we've already talked about it, but Mahomes is health. Can he stay healthy for four quarters? That'll be the big difference. I do not believe Hertz is confident right now in his passing ability. I don't think he has been since the Bear's game, since his injury, which again, I still don't believe by the way he was fully injured. And so I'm going to just test his arm, test his mentality of, I you have to throw verse three 50 to beat us, right? If you don. We're gonna beat you

Cole Ingle: 39:02

now. Here we will. I'll play devil's advocate a little bit from an offense defense perspective. Excuse me. From a confidence perspective, if I play zone, and I don't try to confuse hertz, but I'm just making him throw the ball. But if I give him easy throws against a zone early where it's yeah, we might be in a, we might be in a run call a and I need to either audible or my, RPO run pass option turns into a pass and I have an easy out route, an easy curl route, an easy seam route that I'm allowed to throw early, does that not give me more confidence when I need to throw the pressman, go route late, or as the chiefs have to come up, and start respecting me hitting 5, 7, 10, 12 to 15 yard gains. Moving the ball down the field consistently, if I'm able to do that. Is, that not a, is that a little bit of a concern or We're, going to make you earn that for four quarters. And that's that's where we're going to make if you do it, Yeah.

Stoy Hall: 40:21

Tip the cap. Yes. No, that, that'd be your concern. But I'm, I would not come out in just a more vanilla look. I would try to confuse him. He's still young, right? So you're gonna come out and try to confuse the hell out of him. And then you're gonna play off of that. If you don't confuse him. Oops, we messed that one up. And then you're probably gonna go more to your man and, all of those things. He

Cole Ingle: 40:44

starts you talking like zone blitz playing soft behind type of stuff, or are you talking more just rush forward? Drop seven. Make him actually go through a progression.

Stoy Hall: 40:55

Yeah, but I'm gonna be showing pressure. Okay. I want him to be thinking, I want him to think as much as possible. But I'm dropping seven. Yeah. And making sure if my, and that you also have to test your front four. You have to test their old line. Now, testing that old line is a very bad idea.

AudioPt: 41:10

Mean

Cole Ingle: 41:10

if they let Wayne Johnson go a half a,

Stoy Hall: 41:12

oh my, then you might as well half, then you might as well blitz 17. Like you're not getting help that has to be taken care of right. In the Super Bowl. But you have to test your front four on their front five. You have to test Hertz's ability to make those reads. And so I'm gonna crowd the line, make it look like I'm in, man. Make it look like I'm trying to stop the run. And then we're just gonna bail out. We're gonna switch those up a while. Okay. And to see what he, how he reacts. Cuz I cannot trust him to four quarters. Do a Mahomes nickel and dimeo. He, doesn't have that. I also thought Mahomes couldn't do it. But he has done, I

Cole Ingle: 41:47

mean, they've grown that offense into that base on their personnel. Exactly. But

Stoy Hall: 41:51

I never thought he would have that mentality. But he has. Hertz is too young to have that. He hasn't been through it. Mahomes

Cole Ingle: 41:58

has that mentality to a point where like within the offense, that's what they're doing. But he still doesn't to the fact that and I've pointed this out multiple times with him, is that he'll leave a clean pocket. And so that's where he still gets a little antsy is like, and you get a little bit bigger plays, even though you're not throwing the balls far down the field, you're giving your guys more time to get separation. Create a mismatch or create something where a defender falls down, loses track of a guy. Maybe you hit a guy on a wheel route, maybe you get Kelsey on a playground route which happens a lot for the Chiefs. And on the podcast earlier this week that Travis and Jason do, Jason asked Travis like, how the hell do you get so open? Like guys are game they're clearly game planning against you. Kelsey's play for Andy Reid, he can get anybody open. He said something, I was smart ass, but something along those lines is basically like Andy Reid will get you open. Yeah. And then also he gives them the leeway as far as option routes and stuff like that, that Mahomes and Kelsey can do so many different things that aren't even necessarily within Andy Reid, getting them open and scheming them open. On top of that. So you, combine Genius play calling with two guys who are on another level when it comes to reading each other within a broken or semi broken play. And that's why you get the phenomenon that is Mahomes to Kelsey. Absolutely. So that's that's just another fun thing to watch and, watch how the Eagles scheme against that.

Stoy Hall: 43:42

So speaking of the Kelsey Brothers pick the game. Which brother do you

Cole Ingle: 43:46

want to win? Oh I, would much rather have Travis win, but that's simply because his interview's gonna be as, entertaining as Jason's would be, he has a family and like his, entertainment is only gonna be so high. Like he's as enjoyable as Travis when it comes to the podcasting. But as far as like in the moment celebrations, like what we got last week from Travis, basically telling the mayor of Cincinnati to suck it. Yeah. And burrow that it's not his stadium. Like you're just gonna get more raw emotion and less give a shit outta Travis. So it's gonna be more inner technique. The other

Stoy Hall: 44:22

side, Jason? Yeah. May or may not have a kit. They are literally bringing their OB show to

Cole Ingle: 44:28

the game. Yeah. We, so you got that storyline. You, volunteered to be the OB, didn't you? Yeah, absolutely. I think my wife did. She could call in, just in case like I can catch

Stoy Hall: 44:36

a baby. I catch a baby. I've had a couple of them. So that's the storyline between the, Kelsey Brothers, which I think is right. Phenomenal. Then you've got the other brother type story line. Yeah. First two blacks starting quarterbacks

Cole Ingle: 44:50

and youngest combined ages of starting quarterbacks in NFL history. Pretty big names just under, I believe it was 51 years in either seven months or 10 months, something like that between the two. So youngest, combined, age of two starting quarterbacks in Superbowl

Stoy Hall: 45:07

history. So it's, really cool storylines from that perspective. Very happy to go into it. And that's one of the, my whole point to this. I don't care who wins really. I honestly I, obviously what the chiefs win cuz I can win money on that bet, but outside of that, this should be just a hell of a game. Yeah. I don't hate any player on either team. I'm not rooting against for one or another. Obviously I have more chiefs fans as friends than I do Eagles fans, but like still it's like. this is a, this is one of those Super Bowl matchups where you really, hope that every year is like where two teams, high caliber, both sides. Being able to go head to head and relatively healthy, right? Yeah.

Cole Ingle: 45:50

And we even hit on it last week as far as win all four of the teams that playing were healthy. There really wasn't going to be a bad matchup in the Super Bowl. And there was, it was hard to hate anybody. Now there's certain people that hate certain guys, certain people hate Mahomes, hate borough, whatever. You want to wanna say a lot of people that just hate the Eagles in general. That's more Philly, that's a Philly thing. That's a Philly thing. But generally speaking then it was gonna be four teams that deserve to be in the Super Bowl, that type of thing. And I think that's what fans respect the most, is just they didn't feel like anybody lucked into the Super Bowl, right? We got the two number one seeds. At the end of the day, people like upsets. It's like March Madness. People love upsets. Until it comes down to Elite eight, final Four. And then you wanna see the blue bloods go at it, kick, scratch, claw. And you wanna see the best of the best, the ones that earned their spot there. Two number one seeds. We don't see that no too often anymore with the parody in the nfl. And then they match up, like they do Exact points, records, all of those things. Going to be an extremely fun one. I'm definitely going to be leaning chiefs as I have more Chiefs fans in my life. But the biggest thing, and it's a broken record here, the refs cannot have a memorable impact on this game. And my fear is it's going to happen. It's

Stoy Hall: 47:19

pro. The way this year's

Cole Ingle: 47:21

gone, yeah. I just, I don't see it. Not, and not having a dog in the fight. It drags me down thinking about it, and I will literally be waiting the entire game for it to happen. And that's super disappointing. Just as you were talking about that, like that cloud came over me and I was just like, that's shitty. But it's what the NFL has put in front of us and has delivered as a product all season. Playoffs included that at some point during the game, the officials almost every week and in almost every game have made themselves an unnecessary part of the game. And so somehow I hope that gets corrected this week that they don't miss a call, that they don't screw a team out of a, challenge or a touchdown or anything that is remotely. Tide changing from a momentum standpoint or anything like that. Understand there's gonna be mistakes made holds missed whatever. There's gonna be penalties out there. Like that stuff's gonna happen, but when the game matters, let the players decide it. And so if you're gonna let Lane Johnson jump off sides the whole game, then you know, we're going to have to miss a late hit on a quarterback or whatever it may be, that might be questionable. Like a, graze on the helmet. Like as long as those things offset, I will be okay. As soon as they don't, or start leaning one way or the other. And I will say like when we look back two weeks what happened with the Eagles being very one-sided, even though they kicked the shit out of the 49ers, that game was a very one-sided officiated game. Chief Bengals leaned towards the Chiefs being one-sided even though the Bengals got a couple calls back. So it ended up being almost even. But I would say that would that even leaned towards the chiefs a little bit? Absolutely. And I don't wanna see either one of those things happen in this game. Again, likely inevitable because of what we've seen this year, but they have the technology to get it right, so

Stoy Hall: 49:47

just get it right. I just think I, know I'm, I'll know the first snap if Lane Johnson gets to D do that, I, it, that to me already swings it in Eagles favor. Juan

Cole Ingle: 50:00

also as noted before, but not this week yet head referee for the game has, his crew has thrown the most penalty flags of any crew all season. So that also has me. down and I like, there's no reason I should be down about the Super Bowl. But those things have been consistent all year. There's no reason to expect any changes. No. So it would be the most amazing surprise if somehow we were to get through the game and I didn't remember reffing being, being

Stoy Hall: 50:35

an issue. We have the technology, we have a chip, we have all the angles in the world. Yeah. Buzz it down. There should be no challenge flags that are needed. Let alone taken away. Like not needed. And you throw a flag on Lane Johnson twice, for all starting I'm good. Yeah. The holding stuff. Yeah. You'll have those, right? You're gonna miss those. Yeah. Nothing egregious. Let's let them play. But let them play within the confines. Yeah. I swear I'm a hit upon it. Who? I might tweet it. I might live chat it. Yeah. I swear to God if, Lynn Johnson is able to false start every play, right? What's the point? We're

Cole Ingle: 51:09

just, what are we playing? We're headed just giving an advantages to start. Here's the question that I have as we've had this conversation, it came to my mind is who benefits more from being allowed to, as you said, play, which most of the time in the Super Bowl this they, do let, them play. They do. Do you see a, distinct advantage on either side for letting a defense specifically? That's what we're usually talking about, letting a defense basically get hands on receivers. Cuz that's more so where they'll let them play comes into today's NFL is how physical can I. In one-on-one, how physical can I be within the five yard contact zone? Maybe seven to 10 when it comes to some leeway. As far as one-on-one balls down the field. Are we gonna throw pi? Are we gonna let'em play through that? Unless somebody's getting tackled, that type of stuff. Do you feel strongly that one team benefits more than the other in that I would

Stoy Hall: 52:12

only say because the receiving core for the eagles is deeper. With bigger playmakers. That offensively. It's leaned that way for me.

Cole Ingle: 52:24

Okay. And I like immediately that's where mine went, mind went as well, simply because I think the Eagles one, the Eagles are known to take more deep shots like that. As far as one-on-one shots. The only thing I would, the other side of that is, Travis Kelsey. Correct. And if the Eagles are allowed to one, they're gonna double team him, most likely. I sure as hell hope so. If I'm game planning against them, I'm making any of the other chiefs receivers beat me. But also the fact that can they push him, can they throw him off his route at the line of scrimmage? Now again, Andy Reid brilliant in lining him up in places to be successful. Even if he is being double teamed and Mahomes and him will, we're more than likely find a way to connect. But if they are allowed to be physical with him, that wears him out for late in the game.

Stoy Hall: 53:18

It also gets into him mentally. He, has a little short fuse. A hundred percent. And if that

Cole Ingle: 53:23

happens, yeah. That's why Yeah I, get you, I, my, immediately my mind went to you, but then when I flipped it back, I was like Devonte Smith not a real physical guy, but he's a fast guy. So if you can be physical with him anyway, like I don't really even know if that would be outside the norm. Yeah, aJ Brown is a guy that is going to invite contact. Yes. Is a g a guy that wants, he wants to hand fight, he wants to battle one-on-one, he wants to try to moss you if you will. Whereas, and it's not like Kelsey's not used to it, but I think that can throw the chiefs off from a timing perspective because Mahomes is gonna need to get the ball out of his hand. I think more. often to someone else in a quick factor, get through a read right, get off of Kelsey, if that's the case. Could have a bigger impact on the Chiefs than Hertz trying to get the ball off to receivers where God, it's probably gonna be in one-on-one situations. You get Miles Sanders out the backfield in one-on-one situations, or he's just gonna tuck it and run. It's,

Stoy Hall: 54:39

definitely it that point hole leads to it's, more beneficial for the Eagles overall. Just, more beneficial in that regard. Alright. Hey, before we get into actually picking, do you want to, do you want to do this though? Okay. Coin toss. Heads or tails? I'm a tails guy. Yeah, me too. So we're gonna put 10 bucks in tails. Okay. Done. All right. So let's get into it. Odds have not changed since we spoke. Thank God. Cuz that would be a problem if they did. Again, Eagles are favored. One and a half money line minus 1 22 total is 50 and a half. What say you

Cole Ingle: 55:35

All of this talks done nothing but continue to as you can see back and forth a hundred times, we have picks written down. I, yeah, I I did not write my picks down because head and harder in different spots. Head says Philadelphia is a more complete. It tells me that in Super Bowls, as complete teams have come into Super Bowls, they have defeated what, in my opinion, would be better quarterbacks as a general outcome. Hart says Jaylen Hertz isn't gonna beat Pat Homes. Yep. Yep. They're gonna find a way. Mahomes is healthy. Andy Reid. Slight advantage in the head coaching, but not a huge one. Both coaches I think are gonna take chances. So whichever one takes the bigger chance. The Eagles are really good in third and fourth and short. The chiefs are really bad, really

Stoy Hall: 56:45

bad. Cross the board. By the way. Offense, defense, bad

Cole Ingle: 56:49

big games usually come down to. big types of those situations happen more in bigger games and competitive games. So that's, what keeps pushing me back to the, heads, the head instead of the heart. So I'm leaning Eagles. Yeah. I just think that they have a better chance to make some mistakes, not play perfect football and not even perfect, but they have a better chance to play 80% and win than the chiefs do. Or 75% whatever you wanna call it. They have a chance to still be in the game based on making plays in other areas. Then I think that the chiefs have to be a little bit, as far as turnovers, anything like that. I just think. in the red zone, the Eagles are more multiple, more likely to score touchdown than the Chiefs or not, settle for a field goal. Those types of things. And when the game's only one and a half, those things matter. The chiefs have averaged somewhere around 24, 25 points a game. I think in the playoffs. The Eagles are 34, 35. I don't give too much. The Eagles haven't played anybody. In my opinion. I think the Chiefs will be the best defense they face. They'll also be the best offense. They face the face. Yeah. And the Chiefs will be trying to play a more controlled game. And so will the Eagles. And so I do see this as an under, actually. I can definitely see it going over 27, 24. 28, 24 somewhere in that range. But I think somehow this game stays under her and I think that it ends up being like a 24, 23 something like that. I think there are going to be I think both defensive coordinators are gonna set up to where there ends up being a couple field goals for both sides. Where teams can move the ball a little bit, bend, but don't break. Both defense is able to create a little havoc, maybe in the red zone create a sack or something like that, puts a team out of red zone or back into field goal range type of thing, instead of scoring a touchdown. So I will go under the 50 and a half and I will go. I'm just gonna completely bitch out. I'll go Philly to win in, Kansas City to cover. Okay, Ryan? I said 24. 23 in my

Stoy Hall: 59:43

defense. Yeah, I will screw your defense.

Cole Ingle: 59:47

That's exactly how I feel about the game. It's such a it's a fence. It's a fence. Bet it, it, is

Stoy Hall: 59:52

a fence bed. Yeah. It also just a coin toss, which I go with tails. If this case where do you want me to put this? Just put it just there in this matter. We've hit upon it multiple times. And you know what? As the, defensive guy, I actually do not see these teams stopping each other as much. Turnovers obviously again, we don't bet on turnovers. However, if turnovers do not occur I believe they will punch it in. There's too much going on offensively. So I'm actually gonna go over. Okay. And I, do believe it's more of a 27, 24, 30, 27 game. I'm gonna say it's 37, 34, just because that's what has already been projected. So I'm gonna just throw that out there. But I do believe it'll, be a 27, 24 type game. Now you made such the good point. And this is where I was going to, was the Eagles are able to over, they're gonna be able to overcome more in this game than the chiefs. And injuries, mistakes, really, any of that. The chiefs have a very fine line for them. Mahomes can't go down. Kelsey can't go down. They have to be able to protect. He can't just be running around defensively. They can't lose another DB at all. And so you start adding all of those things up and you, just have to go with a team that is deeper. And, for that fact, I'm gonna go, I'm gonna go Eagles. Eagles. 37 34. 37. 34. Yep. Got it. Don't be surprised if that's 27, 24, but 37 34. Eagles fly.

Cole Ingle: 1:01:51

Eagles. However, man, we're

Stoy Hall: 1:01:57

both on the Eagles. If the Chiefs win and I have to do a shitty shot because of it. Yeah. Amen. Hey, 550 bucks. I, will buy'em. All

Cole Ingle: 1:02:08

Let's see. So there is a chance here based on results with over, under being different. And so we could tie that, we could tie, so we need Tiebreaker. Which can be, we can any one

Stoy Hall: 1:02:28

I'm looking at these like side thousand, I'm looking at these different side things. Bets. Yep. Let's see what these, prop bets I haven't

Cole Ingle: 1:02:37

seen. And I was trying to look to see what the MVP odds are. I would assume Hertz in my homes are one and two.

Stoy Hall: 1:02:47

They're, I know they're one and 1,

Cole Ingle: 1:02:49

1 30 each. Okay.

Stoy Hall: 1:02:54

Just got this, by the way, this is a super world special. AJ Brown, four plus receptions. Kelsey five plus minus 200. Yeah. All right. You should probably take that's, gonna happen. Don't disagree. Let's see. Coin toss. Winner last play of the game to be a quarterback. Neil, why would that even be vegetable? The odds of it being it's only minus two 30. The last play of the game. Yeah. Besides a game-winning field goal. It all depends on, in a Hail Mary. The, rest are all Neils. Oh. Yeah. I don't, there's some fun ones in here. Will the two minute warning be exactly at two minutes? you gotta go with No. Yeah, you absolutely have to go with Noah. Plus 4, 4, 10

Cole Ingle: 1:03:53

Oh yeah.

Stoy Hall: 1:03:55

Some good ones. What will happen first? A sack or a touchdown scored? those are minus one 10.

Cole Ingle: 1:04:04

What's the, I know you, we can't bet it here in Iowa because it is not a game prop, but have you seen numbers on length of let's see, was it length of national anthem? Usually it's somewhere around two minutes or so. That's fine. The over unders usually right around two minutes. Always good ones. So there's, you're gonna have all of those, obviously a ton of game day and during and in game betting for the Super Bowl number one day in the, of the year for Vegas. Simply because there's so many props. It's right up there with the first day. The only thing but you have a first day of n ncaa March badness just because you have so many ga, so many games. That's true. But those are the big times. Wild Card Weekend is actually. A top three or four weekend in Vegas. Simply cuz number of games, and prestige of games. Yeah. But overall just a really fun weekend. Again my, one hope if, I, if only one thing can happen all weekend for me it's the, lack of impact of referee that they don't don't overdo it. And also that you don't underdo it, that you make the calls you need to, don't get me wrong, but yeah don't be memorable. Yeah.

Stoy Hall: 1:05:33

And I, obviously I would take that one. I'm just gonna go with health. I, hope there's no big injuries. Good one. And we can just play mano all game long without the refs, obviously, and just see who's the better team at the end. Yeah, just a bunch of warriors getting at it. And we can all respect the hell of that 100. So super bowlen, enjoy. Look at that. Got him. Look at, got him. And we'll be back next week to break that down and we'll start getting, obviously golf. This gonna be there, but March Madness is coming. Drake has.