Hello, I'm Peter King. Welcome to the MMQB podcast with Peter King, where I take you inside the minds of the biggest influencers in the NFL.

This week, a special... in the NFL.

This week a special Super Bowl 52 podcast.

Right after Philadelphia beat New England in Super Bowl 52, 41 to 33, in one of the greatest Super Bowls of the 34 that I have covered.

It was a tremendous football game. I don't care who you wanted to win, who you liked.

This is a great example of no matter how much the ratings go down,

the popularity of football is never going to die, at least in our generation,

when they play Super Bowls like this.

So, we are going to have several guests on the podcast this morning. We're going to have

offensive coordinator Frank Reich of the world champion Philadelphia Eagles.

We're going to have the man who threw the most famous tight end option pass in

NFL history, Trey Burton who threw a touchdown pass to Nick Foles at the end of the

first half. Sage Rosenfels will stop by, the former NFL backup quarterback marveling at what he saw

on the field and the guts shown by Philadelphia head coach Doug Peterson.

We'll also take you into the locker room of the Super Bowl Champions.

Have quick conversations with Jeffrey Lurie, the owner of the Philadelphia Eagles,

and sort of a touching goodbye conversation with Josh McDaniels,

the offensive coordinator of the New England Patriots who is destined to coach the

Indianapolis Colts in 2018. Also from Super Bowl Week we're going to have a Hall of Fame discussion. I'll be joined by

Jared Bell of USA Today. And I'll also be joined by Mike Sando of ESPNpN. Two of my peers on the Hall of Fame Voting Committee

and we'll also discuss with Bill Polly and the longtime competition committee member

whether the NFL can do anything about this what is a catch rule. But first, you know, I'm just

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