Hello and welcome to the Inside the Huddle podcasting association with sky sports.com.

We are coming to you from MetLife Stadium after a one-sided Super Bowl in the end.

The Seattle Seahawks, 43-8 winners.

Jeff, as we look out from our booth here at Sky Sports booth in the end zone,

Seahawks are still celebrating

on the field, they're still confetti there, and this was an absolute beat down. This is maybe

the biggest beat down that I've seen in the Super Bowl and I think that, you know, we've

seen a couple of them in the history. You know, the Bears pounded New England and, you

know, you saw Dallas destroy, you know, a couple times in there, you know you saw Dallas destroy you know a couple times in there

you know Chargers there are not showing up against 49 just those were games but this one was

physically as brutal a beating as I've seen and I you know it looked to me like they just

totally intimidated Denver.

Yeah, I think that was the case.

When you look at Denver did try to run a lot of those crossing patterns that we talked about,

the rub routes that you talked about, but every time they caught one of those,

and this will be forgotten, Demarius Thomas set a Super Bowl record tonight for the number of catches,

13 catches, but every time they caught the ball, boy, were they made to pay for it. Particularly in the first half. And, you know, the guy that you called during

the week as being one of your keys was Cam Chancellor. And on that first crossing route, he came

down and just put a smackdown on the crosser. I tell you what you could sense right there that

this is going to be something.

What about the start of course 12 seconds into the game Mani Ramirez snaps the ball over

Peyton said Peyton wasn't ready for the snap by the looks of it or was walking to the line

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