You deal with pressure all the time, but someone like myself, if it's a big day, I will wear the same box of shorts.

I will drink coffee out of the same cup. I walk down the road in exactly the same fashion.

Do you ever match day routine or something to kind of send you?

My superstition is not to be superstitious. Routine is different to me than superstition.

And so, like, when I see, like like when I say something in a staff room and someone knocks on wood or something like that,

I'm like, stop that. It has nothing to do with what we, if we're going to win or lose a game

or if we're going to be successful on this play. So not to shoot down what you do, because that works for you, baby. You do what you need to do. But, like, for me, that's just not what I do.

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That was the voice of the not superstitious Nick Siriani. That was the voice of the not superstitious Nick Siriani, who might protest too much.

Everyone's a little superstitious.

Let's be real.

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in beautiful phoenix arizona downtown at the convention center i'm matthew barry you're j

croucher we are live from the super bowl on radio row and what do you think of nick seriani's answer

there yeah i don't buy that i believe i'm with you i think everyone think everyone is superstitious as a gambling man when I'm watching a game. Yeah. I have a few kind of things.

Like if I have my phone held in a certain way and my team scores a touchdown, then the phone

has to stay there until something bad happens, that type of thing. You'd be superstitious.

Right. You're a thousand percent. And then if it's, if, you know, your team is running cold, you get up, you walk around.

You try to change the juju.

You got to change the mojo.

You got to change the mojo.

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