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Super Bowl 56 had a lot of things. A dramatic comeback win for the Rams.

A halftime show for the ages and as usual, a whole lot of stupidly expensive ads.

Nice ride. Wanna give it a spin? Coffee's enough excitement for me.

Come on. We named ourselves Wukin.com, which is kind of lit

for talking natural.

Today, the athletics Jake Sealy and Nando Daphino take us for a stroll down advertising lane.

Tell us what they think makes a good Super Bowl commercial and give us their picks for the best and worst ads from the game.

From Wondry and the athletic, I'm Anders Keltow. It's Thursday, February 17th and this is The Lead.

Jake and Nando welcome to the show. Thank you.

Great to be here. So guys, you normally write about fantasy sports. So what made you want to take a dive into the world of Super Bowl ads?

You know, so Jake, you associate the name Jake Sealy with rankings. And so we just kind of loosely apply rankings, whatever we can to kind of.

You know, Jake has done candy rankings. He's done cereal rankings. We're very famous. We rank anything.

Cold cereal, you mean? Yes. Oh yeah. Cold cereal. You have our 60 cereals. Yes. From the entire history of cold cereal.

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