No Offense, Just Defense: Seahawks Smother New England and Bad Bunny's Halftime Show Was A DISASTER |

Outkick The Show with Clay Travis

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🗓️ 9 February 2026

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Clay kicks off this episode with his raw reaction to Super Bowl 60, where the Seattle Seahawks’ “Dark Side” defense led a commanding performance in a 29–13 victory over the New England Patriots — a game defined by pressure, turnovers, and a performance that had fans talking defense first. Clay breaks down the halftime show controversy around Bad Bunny’s performance, which drew both cultural celebration and sharp criticism from political figures and commentators alike, turning the show into a flashpoint for broader cultural debates. Then we shift from gridiron to global sport — exploring how Olympic athletes are making political statements and dealing with gender issues, including ongoing debates about athlete eligibility and how the International Olympic Committee is handling political expression at the Games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome in to Outkick the show. I am your fearless leader, Clay Travis. I hope all of you
0:10.3	had an awesome time. Over the weekend, I hope you had a good into your gambling football season
0:20.1	with some victories in the Super Bowl. We will dive into that
0:24.1	and more, the Winter Olympics, a lot of different stories that are going on right now.
0:31.0	But let's start with the Super Bowl. On the field, my takes as a general rule, let me hit you with what stood out to me.
0:40.5	The New England Patriot offensive line was completely obliterated by the Seattle Seahawks defensive line.
0:48.1	Yes, they caught them in blitzes sometimes.
0:50.6	Yes, they caught them aware, but oftentimes they lined up with four defensive
0:55.0	linemen and they put pressure on Drake May even in that setting.
1:00.6	The game itself was won as it often is in the trenches and the Seattle Seahawks defensive
1:07.8	line to me was the MVP.
1:10.7	They all played so well that I understand why you
1:14.2	ended up giving the Super Bowl MVP to Kenneth Walker. He had a good game, ran for over 100 yards,
1:19.4	made a couple of catches that were significant. But to me, overwhelmingly, this game was won by
1:26.2	the Seahawks defensive line.
1:28.1	If I had to give an MVP vote, I would have just universally said the Seahawks
1:32.9	defensive line are my MVP's.
1:35.5	So that's number one take.
1:37.4	Number two take.
1:39.1	Sam Darnold is an incredibly awesome story for the entirety of the NFL.
1:48.3	Comes in as a high draft pick for the Jets,
1:52.4	gets humiliated in multiple years with the Jets.
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