Kickoff with Boomer Esiason and Mike Valenti for Super Bowl week in the NFL. | 'Kickoff With Boomer & Valenti' Seahawks, Patriots.
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What are the main storylines leading up to Super Bowl 60?
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It's time for... Here we go, here we go, here we go. Kickoff. With Boomer Esiason and Mike Valenti.
Super Bowl 60 and the grand finale, year four of this program. Boomer, let's kick off. What's going on, buddy? How you doing?
You know, Mike, always a sad day for me because it is our final program of the year. It's been a great year for all of us, Scones, Eddie Scazzeri, you, me. We love doing this show because we love the game of football. Now, interestingly enough, this game in particular, Super Bowl 60, I don't know about you guys out in Detroit, but us guys here back in New York just don't feel the love. We don't feel the juice. We don't feel the excitement. Nope. But what we have found out is that the offensive coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks will become the next head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders. They will draft Fernando Mendoza, which I think is a great start for them. And it just goes to show you that timing is everything in the NFL these days.
Yeah, look, we could spend a minute on that. I do have a Tom Brady thing for you. I love Clint Kubiak as a hire. I think it's a perfect guy. Let him pick his quarterback. Look, I know in years past, you were high on certain quarterbacks. You start kind of turning your eye towards college a little bit now where you start looking at the draft. Have you had a chance to look at Mendoza? Do you think he'd be No. 1? This is a bad quarterback draft, let's just be fair.
What do you think of the kid? Like I said, timing is everything. I think if he were in another draft and maybe a guy like Trevor Lawrence or Andrew Luck were in there, he was not going to go No. 1. But I've got to tell you... I'm so impressed with the young man. I'm so impressed with his personal story with his mom. I'm so impressed with how his teammates really respect him. You watch him on the field. He never complains to the officials. These are all the things that NFL scouts are looking at, as well as the other aspects of himself, being 6'5", 235 pounds. He's graduated with a finance degree from the University of California. I mean... So all of those things, all the measurables are there. The intangibles are that his teammates seem to love him.
His coach loves him. And if it is Kubiak, which I believe it is going to be, it's the perfect coach pairing with the perfect quarterback because it's kind of the offense that he ran in Indiana. So he is clear in a way the number one quarterback. And just by virtue of listening to his – Heisman's speech watching his post-game interviews after they won the national championship, I don't see how he does not go number one. It would be idiotic if the Raiders passed on him.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the main storylines leading up to Super Bowl 60?
0:00–5:08
2
How do the Seahawks and Patriots compare in terms of team dynamics?
5:08–13:07
3
What impact does Tom Brady's absence have on Super Bowl 60?
13:07–17:50
4
What are the key matchups to watch in the Super Bowl?
17:50–22:08
5
How do the offensive strategies of both teams differ?
22:08–32:14
6
What are the best prop bets for Super Bowl 60?
32:14–36:55
7
How do the defenses of Seattle and New England stack up?
36:55–40:57
8
What are the predictions for the final score of the Super Bowl?
40:57–46:44
Speakers
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