Before we roll the audio on this PFT Live podcast, we want you to know that Mike Florio does an afternoon podcast.

Why?

To catch all the late breaking news and developing stories in the NFL, of course.

So you got to subscribe to PFTPM as well.

Go to Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Art 19, or Google Play.

Search PFTPM and subscribe.

Boom, done.

Thanks for the support.

Now, stats.

Another hour of the PFT Live podcast.

It's a Tuesday edition of Pro Football Talk Live, NBC Sports Radio, NBCSN,

and I can confidently say hello to our good friends in the UK and in Ireland

enjoying the program on Sky Sports because we're still on the calendar. Oh, yes, we are. There were some people concerned last week today. Look at the schedule next week. I don't see you on there. I was getting a little nervous about that because we love our time with the folks in the UK and in Ireland. And we still are coming. At some point, we are definitely coming over there, Chris. I just still have to do that whole passport thing.

Once we do that, we'll put it on the calendar and we'll get over there. Yeah, like, please. Can you grow up, please, and get a passport? I mean, how old are you now? 50-something? Geez, get a passport. Let's go. 50-something. I'll take 50-something. that sounds better than 54, 50-something.

It could be 52, so I'll take that.

All right, let's do a little Super Bowl fill in the blank.

We're both home. You got home Friday. You didn't stay for the game. I wish you would stay for the game. I stayed for the game. Got home last night. Great to be home. But there's still plenty to talk about from one of the great Super Bowls in recent history, if not ever. That 10-point comeback in the fourth quarter, a thing of beauty. And let's do a little of that fill in the blank regarding Super Bowl 54. First topic, the best player not named Patrick Mahomes was. Oh, it's between two people for me, all right? Chris Jones or Nick Bosa,'m probably i'm gonna have to go with nick bosa i think

bosa was the second best player on the field i mean when i watched the film back yesterday mike

it's just amazing how many plays nick bosa was around patrick o'm homes and made him feel

uncutra that's the one thing that jumped out for me on the film in general uh where i you know i knew

on tv mohomes was under pressure but then when i watched the back the game on the film in general, where I, you know, I knew on TV, Mahomes was under pressure. But then when I watched the back, the game on the coaches film, you know, it was more pressure than I even gave him credit for on Sunday sitting on my couch. But as much as I like Chris Jones, I got to go with Nick Bosa here. Yeah, you know what? I don't disagree with that. I would probably go Nick Boza. I think, you know, I want to give Debo Samuel a little love because they got away from using him. But early in the game, it was almost like a man among boys type of a thing with him. He had the longest run ever by a running back in Super Bowl history. They tried to set it up for him to throw a pass when they went back to that same look that they used early in the opening drive of the game that resulted in a field goal. He decided not to throw it, ran for a first down instead. But it just felt like he was moving at a speed different from everyone around him. And I just wish they would have used him more. Yeah, no, I agree.

Listen, like if, you know, again, you know I'm sticking up for my buddy Kyle Shenahan with what he did at the end of the first half and what he did on the second and five when it was 20 to 17. If I was going to say one thing to my buddy Kyle Shanahan where I'd go, where did this go? I would have gone, where did the Debo Samuel runs go late in the third quarter in the fourth quarter?

...