Off top, what is the longest held individual Super Bowl record?

Play the music.

This is the Dominique Foxworth Show.

Welcome to the Dominique Foxwood Show presented by Allstate.

Throw your hands up.

I am joined, as I always am on Sunday nights live, this time from LA by Charlie Kravitz and

the King of the Bulk, the Great Bill Barnwell.

They are here and ready to break down.

Awesome experience.

A defense first Super Bowl.

It was great, right, Bill?

Wait, are we not going to guess that you're off top? Yeah, I was buying you some time to think about it. As we just do it. Oh, I got it. It's easy. I know the answer, too. I know the answer. The answer is really easy. Most passing yards by a dude named Bart in the Super Bowl, because Bart Star is Super Bowl 1. I don't think that counts. All right, Charlie, what do you got? Timmy Smith, 204 yards, 38-year-old record, rushing yards. Oh, yep, yep, yeah, yeah, Charlie. That's a Washington football team record. Yeah, Charlie. I do that one off top of my head. How good were you feeling about Jaden Daniels? Oh, we were watching the Super Bowl in a room with many more important people as a room that I should not have been in with Schaefter, Rex Ryan, Teddy Bruske. I couldn't say it out loud, Mike Greenberg. So I just texted Dominique, thank God we have Jaden Daniels. That's our quarterback in Washington, which is what no one came to the stream to hear about because what happened in this game was total domination we had Drake May put the ball on the ground a couple times again but that was largely because of Will Campbell and the left side of the Patriots offensive line not protecting him where do you want to start with this game do you want to start with the positives the negatives? Because we also saw a historic Seahawks defense that did things in a very different way. I think we start with the positives. I love this Seahawks defense all year long. It's really high on them before the season started and they lived up to the hype and played incredibly well through the course of the playoffs. I think we'll get to that Drake May stuff, but I think take a second to love the DPs. Like it feels like as good as they are up front, the cornerbacks and safeties and Nichols for this Seahawks team. Or a big story in this game, Witherspoon, and they took that one sack back, that other sack that ended up, we thought was a fumble, a sack fumble touchdown. They ended up saying that it was a hit by Witherspoon that was an interception for a touchdown. But anyway, the secondary was so good. They tried to get Eamon Worry, which is a rookie player playing the nickel. They tried so many times to attack him with play action and he didn't fall for it. He has been pretty

good with that throughout the entire playoffs, which is not something you expect for a rookie, but

this defense, particularly in the secondary, I was really impressed and loved watching them

succeed. And now we're watching him celebrate, which is kind of cool. Yeah, I mean, it's a lot

easier to not fall for the play action when the dudes in the front four are slaughtering the opposing team.

Life is a lot less stressful when you are killing him before.

We saw Devon Witherspoon have a bunch of pressures in this game.

It was really, I think, one of the stories of the game, one of the wrinkles the Patriots never accounted for, was, withers, but in that, I don't think he'd on on a single blitz all postseason this year. The rest of him a lot more last year, but not a single blitz or pass rush this entire postseason before this game. And they bring him like five times in this game, bring him on the first third down of the game. And you saw, uh, Michael Donald was really able to predict what the Patriots needed to do.

They were scared about the left side of their offensive line, which played awful anyway,

especially Will Campbell, their left tackle, really struggled.

They were going to slide their protections that way,

...