Kevin Harlan

And I'm sitting here in Phoenix, in downtown Phoenix, and if I could get myself to a Taco Bell, I'd do it.

But I'm doing a lot of shows like this today before we do the Suns and Golden State Warriors tonight with no Devin Booker, no Steph Curry.

I'm going to go, why am I even here?

I should be up in San Francisco getting ready for this big game on Sunday.

But here I sit, but I'll be moving tomorrow.

and getting up there and seeing people we know in the business on Radio Row.

But so glad I have a chance to visit with you guys here today.

Yes, 17th overall.

Moose Johnston and I did the very first HD telecast of the Super Bowl in 2001.

There were probably a million people.

TV sets in the country, they guessed, that had the capability of getting an HD signal, had never been broadcast in HD before, and Daryl Johnston and I broadcast that game for CBS HD, and then I've been lucky enough to do the past 15 Super Bowls for Westwood One, and this will be my 16th in a row.

So I'm always so, I feel so fortunate, so blessed,

to be in that seat and can't wait to get up there and do number 16.

And I think this could be about as interesting a game as we've actually had here in a while.

Yeah, you know, it is.

I think my record was 42 different outlets a couple years ago, and then they gracefully cut back my appearances on that because I'm there for about three hours.

But when you're going from one entity to the next, some TV stuff, some international stuff, a lot of radio affiliates like your great station, you know, they're asking a lot of different kind of questions.

And it's weird because...

I go in thinking, well, they're probably going to ask a lot about the New England defense.

Or they're going to ask about, you know, Darnold and his well-traveled resume and here on his fifth team has a chance to make history.