And the Hey everybody welcome into our Super Bowl reaction show here on purple insider Matthew

collar here Paul Hoduanick will be joining shortly the Kansas City Chiefs are your Super Bowl champions 38 to 35 and so we've got a lot to get into probably starting with the end of the game and the penalty that was called on a play that maybe didn't look like it should be called in the Super Bowl and even was argued upon at the end by Greg Olson and Mike Pereira in the booth where they couldn't

seem to decide whether they thought it was supposed to be a penalty or not, but I tend to lean toward what Greg Olson said that it just didn't look like something that needed to be called at the very end of the game.

So we have one of the most epic super bowls of all time

two incredible performances by two of the best quarterbacks in the NFL if there's any

question about whether Jaylin Hertz can throw the football, I think we found out the answer to that.

That Jaylin Hurts is not only a complete quarterback, but was incredibly good in this game.

Third downs all over the place.

He ran the ball effectively, made one big miscue

that turned out to be super costly and did get the Kansas City Chiefs back in the game with the momentum, but overall could not

have asked for a better performance from Jaylin Hurts to put his name in that echelon of the elite

quarterbacks if you had any doubts

if he could be that guy

and if he could sling the ball over the field

and win a game with his arm.

And it's really unfortunate that he did not get a chance to give it a try at the end of the game.

And of course already I'm seeing in the comments section and on Twitter and social media that there's a lot of people who are going to say.

Looks like the NFL wanted Patrick Mahomes to win the Super Bowl, but I also think if you were writing

up the script,

you would have had a potential game-winning drive

by Jaylin Hurts after an instant classic.

So there's two minds of this game.

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