Welcome to Sports Spectrum, the Sports and Faith podcast that brings Jesus back into the conversation.

Here's your host, Jason Romano.

Welcome to Sports Spectrum, everyone.

So glad you're tuning into our show today.

I am Jason Romano.

We are live down here in Tampa, Florida for Super Bowl 55 with Tampa Bay Buccaneers, hosting a Super Bowl and taking on the Kansas City Chiefs. Kansas City trying to win back-to-back Super Bowls after beating San Francisco last year.

And we are excited about today's conversation with Marcellus Casey. He is the

chiefs chaplain, the team chaplain. And as we've done in the past, we always try to have a member

of the winning teams in the Super Bowl and their team chaplain to join us and kind of talk to us

about faith in the locker room and what faith has been like throughout this year. And certainly

this past season was

like none other with the pandemic and COVID and virtual meetings and Zoom Bible studies and all

these things that are just different. And maybe unfortunately normal for us at this point in this

stage of our journey. But for Marcellus, this has been a different year for him as well to have to, you know,

kind of stay in touch with and, you know, minister to and build relationships with the different

players on the team when you really can't get close to them because of COVID. So Marcellus Casey's

going to join us today and he's going to talk to us about what chapel service and chaplaincy

look like within the Kansas City Chiefs locker room this past season.

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