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It's officially summer, officially the off season.

So what do we do? We go back and we relive Super Bowl Week, and we're going to do that on this podcast here. Here are the athletes and the interviews that led up to the big game on Good Morning Football. Find out who ended up being right and who was wrong with their predictions. And yes, I was right. So let's go back and enjoy Super Bowl week with the Good Morning Football crew.

Good morning football.

We are six days away from Super Bowl 58. The 49ers arriving at their team hotel in Las Vegas last night.

Makes things feel a little bit more official. And then your defending champion, Kansas City Chiefs,

arriving at their hotel. We will be covered all over Las Vegas. We will hear from our reporters

on the ground in just a moment with the latest from both of those teams to kick off their

Super Bowl week, but first business to attend to, as in welcome inside our show.

This is Good Morning Football, fueled by Gatorade. We are live in New York City all week long for Super Bowl Week. Monday, February 5th. I'm Jamie Erdall. There's Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, Jason McCordy. Are you guys comfortable with the yeah-ya in your ear all week long? Like, it will not stop. It'll just be constant. Bring it on, bring on Usher, bring on everything, Super Bowl 58.

We have made it. It is the week of the Super Bowl. I'm excited. Debate is, does he open with, yeah, just come out of the gates at halftime? Is that the, or does he close with it and kind of leads to that? This is a great debate. We can have it all week. I remember a halftime show where the performer did not open with a hit. They opened with a new track.

I'm not going to mention that.

I was with you. And kind of lead to that this is a great debate. We can have it all week. I remember a halftime show where the performer did not open with a hit.

They opened with a new track.

I'm not going to mention that.

I was with you. Sure. But immediately you're like, oh, what is this one? Can you get to the hit? Open with the, my formula is always open with your second biggest hit. And then you close with your biggest. In my opinion, I've never performed a half-time, but I would think, yeah, probably early in the set list.

We had a lot of fun last year trying to guess Rihanna's opener, and there's so many options when you really look at all of the selections and the hits that they've had. So tweet at the show and tell us who you think he's going to open with, Usher, being that. All right, time for the lead block. Las Vegas is where it's at all week long. And of course, our stars have arrived for NFL Network at least. Sherry Burris, Omar Ruiz. They have the Chiefs and the 49ers covered all week long from Las Vegas. Good morning to you both. Awesome to see you. Truly a good morning to you on the proverbial West Coast timeframe, if you will. Sherry, Kansas City. They have once again made the journey back to the Super Bowl for the fourth time in five years. What's the latest from Vegas? Sherry? Well, good morning. Jamie, the chiefs arriving here about 12 hours ago. They landed around 5 p.m. local time. We saw that arrival video. Actually need to give Shregs a shout out because Mahomes was wearing the exact same sweatshirt. It said boss on it. If that's not a sign,

I don't know what is. But it's so funny, we think about the path that the chiefs have taken

to this Super Bowl, and it feels unconventional, right? But when you think about it, their longest losing streak this

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