Full Show — February 9, 2026
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What predictions were made for the Super Bowl 60 match-up?
This hour is brought to you by Jewel Osco. Rahimi Harrison-Grody, 10-2 on 104.3 The Score. I say Seahawks, but they don't cover 24-17. Really low scoring, and I don't know why. So that is my prediction. Seahawks beating the Patriots. I did pick on Take the North, I did pick the New England Patriots to beat the Seattle Seahawks 24-20. Yes, some of it has to do with the fact that Dave the Cat did, without hesitation, choose the New England Patriots. My East Coast family is not going to like this, but I am picking the Seahawks to win 27-24. Like Grody, I'm a cat guy. So I'm rolling with Dave the Cat, 23-20 Patriots. George Villani's the running back for us. Make to him, dialed to the end zone! Barter's got a touchdown!
A.J. Barter has the first touchdown of Super Bowl 60. There goes May on first and ten, heaving and long, throws, caught, touchdown! Fireside! Grabbed on that far side by Matt Collins. And over the shoulder catch at the pylon far side of the end zone. And the clock is ticking at 4.38. And they trail 22-7. Shotgun snap. 44 Seattle. He's hit as he drops back. The ball free. Picked up by Nozu. Running down the side. 30, 20, 10, 5. Touchdown. In the hands of Trevion Henderson. Right against the sideline. Keeps rolling for 29. And that will do it. Seattle reigns above them all in the NFL. The Seahawks, Super Bowl champions for the second time. All my teammates, all my coaches I've ever had, always believing in me. I've always believed in myself because of my family and my friends.
So it's as simple as that. As long as you believe in yourself, anything's possible. Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, Mark Grody. Midday's 10 a.m. to 2 on Chicago Sports Radio 104.3. The score... What's that you say, Sam Darnold? Anything is possible? Why, I feel like I've heard that before. Was it Kevin Garnett, the great philosopher? It was. Anything is possible. There it is. The Seahawks are Super Bowl champions after that 29-13 win over the Patriots where I forgot that the point spread was four and a half, so I did pick the Seahawks to cover. I don't know that it was that exciting, but we watched it. We watched it together as a team, as a family, because it's what we do. This is Rahimi Harrison-Grody on 104.3 The Score.
We are happy to have you here with us on this Monday where I wonder if everybody went into work a little. little bit slower pace than they did you know the Monday before because this should be a holiday you know the day after the Super Bowl did you did you enjoy your Super Bowl party last night if you went to one did you eat something special did you get your commercials in Did you watch your respective halftime show? Did you enjoy your life enough to watch the game? And for everybody who loves the Bears defense and old school football and the running game, that was a game for you last night because that was what was working. Let me tell you something, both of you. I'm just happy I got paid to watch that game.
I was at work last night, so I got paid to watch that game. Otherwise, I don't know that I would have watched it and consumed it in the same manner in which I did. I probably would have watched it after the fact, fast-forwarding through everything, because I knew it was going to be a bad game. I just didn't know how bad of a game it was going to be in terms of competitive. This took me back to being a young Buffalo Bills fan, watching after... The missed field goal, what happened the next three Super Bowls with those same Buffalo Bills? They got absolutely trounced. I'm thinking about what Layla said, that it might agree, or at least indicating that a game like that, like the old school nature of it, might appeal to some people.
And I'm saying no. I'm saying no. I'm saying that I think we're past that. I was at a party with people that you would think would think old school, and there were people drifting off at the gathering. Real football fans, too. What does that mean, drifting off? Just kind of slouching in their seats, getting a little lower, eating food, and just kind of... Letting the itis take over.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What predictions were made for the Super Bowl 60 match-up?
0:01–6:42
2
How did the Seahawks win Super Bowl 60?
6:42–12:23
3
What were the key takeaways from the Super Bowl performance?
12:23–18:37
4
What insights were shared about the quarterbacks in the game?
18:37–1:27:03
5
What update is shared about Max Crosby's future with the Raiders?
1:27:03–1:29:06
6
How does the Seahawks' performance impact future Bears matchups?
1:29:06–1:30:20
7
What are the main takeaways from the Super Bowl commercials?
1:30:20–1:32:31
8
How does the discussion shift to accountability in Hall of Fame voting?
1:32:31–2:46:45
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