A Super Bowl Deep Dive Preview With Tim Hasselbeck. Plus, Jim Harbaugh on Year One With the Chargers and What Makes Him a Great Coach.
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What insights does Tim Hasselbeck share about the Super Bowl matchup?
Excited about today's show. All right, here's how we did it. We got Jim Harbaugh. He's moving product, but he's also talking football. We're going to talk about his path and why he set out on a very definitive plan at five or six years old. I want to talk Super Bowl matchup. This Doncic trade leaked into Super Bowl week. That doesn't happen. Let's talk matchups, stuff we should be looking for going up against these two different defensive coordinators with friend of the show, Tim Hasselbeck. Life advice, there is no open because we're all waiting on this Durant thing. So if something happens this day, you're going to get a little bonus monologue. If it doesn't, we'll just have it maybe Thursday, maybe roll it into Friday's full episode. So that is the plan as of today. Good time to catch up with a guy I really enjoyed spending some time with, Tim Hasselbeck, ESPN, across the street from Bristol headquarters, getting ready to drop knowledge on everybody. So he's going to hang out with us for a little bit. Good to see you, man.
Good to see you, man. It's good to be back on. I feel like this is like a routine, like very, very late in the season. Like you exhausted all guests possible throughout the regular season and playoffs. And I was like, shoot, Superbowl week. It's kind of long. Ah, Hasselbeck. And then Matthew's not available. So you're like, Oh shoot. Does anyone still have Tim's number? And then Saruti's like, yeah, I held onto it somehow. It's good. It's 617 number. So let's reach back out. Oh my God. It's good. Let's do it.
Well, I don't understand where that's coming from because it was great joy when somebody said, hey, what about Tim? And it was just four people going, great idea. Biggest game of the year. So that's how I look at it. I think it's all positives. All right. Speaking of the biggest game of the year, I always like to do a little memory lane with you. When Matt played, I imagine that the entire crew go up to Detroit.
um the entire crew did go to detroit and um it was cool so like yeah it's a neat opportunity obviously to play in a super bowl for anyone then be a starting quarterback in a super bowl and i was playing at the time i don't know if i've told you this story or not but i i was like you know like how can i help him like he's my brother you know like what can i do to to you know be of a help as I, you know, he wants to prepare for the game. So I was like, Hey, look, I'm going to handle all the tickets. So you just tell me who needs to pay for tickets and who like your comp and tickets. And I'll just get as many as I can. And so like, you know, as a player you get to, and then, so I was calling around my friends in the league. So I end up, um,
basically with like around 100 tickets, right? Now, I was able to get rid of a lot of them. But I had like 50 or so still on me. And there was a party that his agent was throwing in Detroit. And so I had to walk from my hotel in Detroit to this restaurant in Detroit and it was like kind of snowing and it was gross and I've got 50 Super Bowl tickets like in my sport coat jacket and I just remember being like I can't get these things off of my hands fast enough like I need to like whoever these belong to like here they're your problem now just so like like somebody would have jumped me on that short walk like Like it was jackpot. Like they were in good shape. So I remember a lot, but I mainly remember that experience of how scared I was for that period of time where I had like 50 Super Bowl tickets, like stuck to my chest.
Yeah, there's always I always get a little nervous whenever I ask about like, hey, do you ever have a story like this? And then you're like, yeah, actually a terrible one. So that was that was better. That worked out a little bit better on this one. I picked against Mahomes in the Josh Allen game because I just felt like it was it was time to do something a little different. I don't do it very often. I think in the 20 playoff games that he's played in, I think I picked against him four times. So I didn't feel like making a habit of that second time around. Give me the Philadelphia argument, though. I don't know who you picked. I'm sure you can tell us here or wherever you want to, but give us the Philadelphia argument.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What insights does Tim Hasselbeck share about the Super Bowl matchup?
0:10–9:49
2
What strategies does Jim Harbaugh discuss regarding his first year with the Chargers?
9:49–15:23
3
How does Jim Harbaugh compare coaching at different levels?
15:23–16:32
4
What are the key factors for success in the Super Bowl according to the guests?
16:32–21:32
5
How does Jim Harbaugh reflect on his Super Bowl loss?
21:32
6
What life advice do the hosts provide towards the end of the episode?
17:42–1:31:25
Speakers
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