Hello and welcome to another edition of the Inside the Huddled podcasting association with sky sports.com and NFL UK.

It's our first from New York City, joining me to look ahead to Super Bowl 48, Jeff Reimbold, Jeff, chilly day out there in New York because we filmed our Super Bowl preview show.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yes, it was Neil.

A good day though.

We went and saw the, obviously we arrived in New York on Wednesday night.

Thursday morning, bright and early, we went to the Denver Broncos and then we went to the Seattle Seahawks.

And then we've been all around Manhattan

filming these links for the preview show. People can see that quite a few times in the buildup to

Sunday night. Yeah, some, you know, just unbelievable experiences today for us. I mean, we go over to

Jersey City and for me personally, just to listen to the two coaches in their press conference

today was enlightening.

Obviously, both of them very comfortable in their own skin as coaches, both preparing their teams in

different ways, but in their own way. And I thought that was really interesting, the contrast in

styles from, you know, John Fox, who mentioned how blessed he feels to be here just because of his health situation earlier in the season.

And then Pete, on the other hand, who I think really this is maybe sweeter than it's ever been for him because of the fact that, you know, now as a coach who's getting a second chance in the NFL, actually a third chance in the NFL,

to take a team to a Super Bowl's an amazing experience.

We were preparing to interview the players.

The way these things work at Super Bowl is that you have tables are laid out with numbers on

those tables and name plates.

And all of the entire team come in and media kind of position themselves around the players.

We tried to get first dibs on Wes Welker, but I was like you that once the press conferences,

there's also press conferences in a separate room.

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