Super Bowl, The Bay Area, Birds | Monday Morning Podcast 2-9-26
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Hey, what's going on? It's Bill Burr, and it's time for the Monday Morning Podcast. But Monday, February 10th, 2026. What's going on? How are ya? How's it going? Oh, Billy lost his voice here. Fucking doing all that. I was up there for the Super Bowl weekend in the Bay Area. The Bay Area. Didn't go to the game, as always, but I went up there and, you know, I played the game. I schmoozed. I did what I have to do. That's like Showbiz Comic Con, I guess. I got a bunch of funny stories. Some of them I got to kind of talk around. But anyway, let's get to what you want me to talk about.
What happened during Bill Burr's Super Bowl weekend in the Bay Area?
Let's talk about the game. I mean, that was just total domination. We just were not ready for prime time. And they played mistake-free football through the whole playoffs. I mean, they didn't turn the ball over once, which nobody's ever done. And that left side of our offensive line, they weren't even going around them. They were just pushing... Our lineman into the quarterback. One time a guy was getting blocked by like our center. He literally reached around the guy and pulled Drake down. I think Drake's taking way too much shit. It's like, how are you supposed to get into any sort of a rhythm if you have a one and a half seconds to get rid of the ball and you keep going three and out? I felt like... In the third quarter, it finally got to him where he wasn't in a rhythm and it was all of a sudden like, you know, it was death by a thousand field goals.
you know, in those three and outs, we kept giving them a short field and then they would go down the field and every field goal was like a chip shot. I think there was a 40 yard field goal the whole damn game. Um, I don't know all the names here. That number zero was a nightmare for us. Our defense played great. I can't believe they didn't get tired sooner. You knew the touchdown eventually was going to come. I thought our defense played great, but I'll be honest with you, man. Fucking, I thought if they went eight and nine, nine and eight this year, I would have been happy. Um,
What are Bill Burr's thoughts on the Super Bowl game performance?
um so i think the patriots organization we'd like way overachieved this year to get there and we just ran into a team that was like just they were just on another level and that uh kenneth walker the third i mean that was an undeniable mvp performance uh I mean, that guy, Jesus Christ. I don't think anybody got him down the first hit. And there were some big guys, too, hitting him. So he was a force of nature. Dude, even their punter was killing it. And they kept pinning us down there. And then we'd go three and out. And then they'd get the ball in their 40. And, oh, it was just, I don't know. But we had a great time. We had a great time that weekend. And then the bad bunny thing. I don't know. That's one of the greatest halftime shows I've ever seen.
And it's one of my favorite things about traveling is, you know, when I go to a country and I don't know the language is trying to figure out, you know, through body language and what I'm seeing and all of that. And like the level of creativity, production and all of that, people are still like breaking down. What was going on in that whole halftime show, it reminded me of that movie Sinners where you could probably go see that movie 20 times and still miss half the stuff that they've – the amount of layers of creativity. was incredible. I mean, if you're into that type of thing, if you, you know, realize that the world is made up of all different kinds of people and there's culture and language and all of that, you see the beauty in it.
You know, there was really something there to enjoy. Anyway, I don't know what else to say about the game. I thought I was going to do like a 10 minute thing, but it was just so thorough and I actually appreciate the ass kicking because like there was, they just sort of ripped the bandaid off. It was just, once we came out in the second half and you know, we get the ball back and it was just immediately more of the same. I was like, Oh God. And you just knew that eventually the touchdown was going to come.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:41
2
What happened during Bill Burr's Super Bowl weekend in the Bay Area?
0:41–2:07
3
What are Bill Burr's thoughts on the Super Bowl game performance?
2:07–10:09
4
What are Bill Burr's favorite and least favorite birds?
10:09–10:28
5
How did the halftime show impact the Super Bowl experience?
10:28–17:49
6
What humorous stories does Bill Burr share from his recent experiences?
17:49–17:58
7
What reflections does Bill Burr have on life and aging?
17:58–25:27
8
What interesting encounters did Bill Burr have at the Cow Palace?
25:27–55:49
Speakers
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