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

Here's your host, Jason Romano.

What's up, guys? Welcome to Sports Spectrum. I'm Jason Romano. It is Super Bowl week, and we got a little treat for you here.

Normally, our interviews are a little long form, and we talk, obviously, faith, and we talk sports and football and baseball or whatever the sport is.

And because it's Super Bowl week, we thought it'd be fun to welcome back some of our friends who have been on this show and just ask them a few fun football

questions.

So these interviews aren't very long.

They're, you know, maybe 10 minutes long at the most.

And we talk to different people about their Super Bowl experience.

And so today, we welcome our friend Matthew Hasselbeck.

He's with ESPN now, of course, as an NFL analyst, but played for many seasons in the NFL,

came in with Green Bay, then he went over to Seattle.

And it's about that time that he was with Seattle.

15 years ago in 2005, when he led the Seahawks to a birth in Super Bowl 40,

where they would not win.

Unfortunately, they would lose to the Pittsburgh Steelers,

but still have that experience of being the NFC champions

and making the Super Bowl.

So we welcomed Matthew Hasselbeck here

to talk about his Super Bowl experience.

Take a listen.

Matthew Hasselback, thank you for joining us here on the show. So we're talking Super Bowl,

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