All right, some Super Bowl trivia for you. 301-230980. There's a hard level one question,

a very hard level two question, and then sometimes seem nearly impossible because we did get to a level three yesterday.

And I actually reconsidered and I threw that question out. It was way

too difficult. You know, over the years doing this now for about 15 years, we've had like four

winners and the last couple of years we've had a winner because it's just been too easy to look

things up in 30 seconds, especially with AI generated answers now.

So trying to find questions that are really hard to look up for level three.

And the one that I came up with yesterday was brutally unfair.

There were 17 backup quarterbacks to play in Super Bowl games that attempted a pass.

I asked the guy to name six of them.

That was unfair.

If somebody gets to level three today, I promise you it won't be that difficult.

It won't be easy, and the odds will be stacked against you.

And it's not going to be a look-upable answer in 30 seconds.

But this is for, you know, those of you that really love this kind of stuff, Super Bowl trivia,

have a really good memory in terms of Super Bowls from back in the day.

So let's get it started with Craig.

Craig, you ready?

I am. Have you played before, Craig?

No, this is my first time calling it. This is your first time. Okay. Your voice sounded familiar,

and I thought for a moment you may have been a previous winner. All right, level one question.

Level one question, who was the MVP of the first Super Bowl, the Seahawks, played in?

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