Well, hello. I am Matt Williamson. This is the Locked-on NFL podcast. What a game. I mean, historic. As the 52 Super Bowls go, I know it's fresh on everyone's mind, but this has to be as memorable as any. And if you're an impartial fan, which I would imagine the highest percentage of you guys are

and of course there's Eagles and Patriots fans out there and I'm sure there's some Patriot haters

too um you had to enjoy the heck out of this one though I mean no defense really neither defense

made a play except for one, the Brandon Graham's sack strip.

The most yardage in any football game that's ever been played at the NFL level, not in the playoffs,

not compared to the other 51 Super Bowls.

The most yardage ever.

The Patriots...

The Patriots never punted in this game

and racked up over 600 yards of offense

and lost.

And deserved to lose.

The better team won.

We'll talk about a lot of different things, of course.

But some huge points here, the defenses obviously both were terrible and totally outmanned.

But New England's in particular looked really slow and old, especially their linebackers.

And, like, with all respect to James Harrison, like, if you're playing him a ton of snaps,

says who you got, you know, like, I sort of mentioned this because I thought I might forget it.

But Brandy Graham had the big play.

Like I said, on defense, there was only one big play in this game, which is really unbelievable.

Including the interception by, you know, the one that Alshan tipped up and the ball bounced around and Harmon pulled it in.

I guess it's a big play because you actually stop somebody from scoring, which is huge in

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