Will Bengals be back? Aaron Donald's future; Stafford's no-look pass; Super Bowl parties; Matt Gay

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🗓️ 15 February 2022

⏱️ 44 minutes

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In the latest edition of the Good Morning Football Podcast, hosts Kay Adams, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager and former Super Bowl Champion Shaun O'Hara examine the state of the Cincinnati Bengals and explore the likelihood that they'll be back in the Super Bowl. Then they break down Matthew Stafford's no-look pass to Cooper Kupp; they're joined by Scott Pioli and he shares his experience at Super Bowl parties and explains how soon coaches and GM's get back to work after a Super Bowl; and they share their thoughts on the future of Aaron Donald. They finish up being joined by Los Angeles Rams kicker Matt Gay and he gives insights into what the last 48 hours have been like; he shares what it was like to kick the game winning field goal against his former team, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers; and then he explains how important it is to live in the moment.

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.6	Guaranteed Human.
0:21.6	Welcome to Good morning football back on the East Coast live in New York City, Tuesday, February 15th.
0:26.6	My name is K. Adams, Peters Rigger, Kyle Brandt Super Bowl champion, Sean O'Hara in the building.
0:31.6	We're back on our old stomping grounds. This table seems huge, Kyle.
0:35.6	It really does. We got a little closer in Los Angeles, and now this giant Costco-sized table that we're used to. You guys are so far away. How does it feel? Yeah. I kind of miss you, even though we're here, but I'm sure you and Shregs wish you guys were seated, cheek to cheek, like you were on the plane. You really were. Cheek to cheek. Those aren't pillows.
0:55.0	Those aren't pillows.
0:55.2	Those aren't pillows. All planes, trains and automobiles for everybody. Hey, time for Lee Block. Lee Block. It really feels like we've been through a war, doesn't it guys? Yeah. The last time the Bengals played in the Super Bowl before Sunday was back against the 49ers. It was Super Bowl 23, the ending of the game, weirdly, eerily
1:12.8	similar to the ending of the Super Bowl. Kyle, I understand you want to take us back to
1:16.9	1988. How about this? 1988. Let's go. Super Bowl 23. Billy Joel does the national anthem.
1:22.8	The halftime shows something called Bebop bamboozled. And let's find what Joe Montana did with Dick
1:28.0	Endberg and Moreland Olson on the call. Super Bowl 23. Here we go. Fourth quarter, 248 remaining. San Francisco at their own 16 down three. Hey, that's John Candy. Hey, did you know that? That's cool. That's the star of who's Harry Crum. Joe Montana, right off the bat. Tight end, John Frank crossed the middle for seven yards.
1:45.0	Niners now at their own 23.
1:46.2	Next play, 232 left.
1:47.8	Montana, right off the bat. Tight end, John Frank, crossed the middle for seven yards.
1:45.0	Niners now at their own 23. Next play, 232 left. Montana, going to go to the sideline for Rice. Seven yards out of bounds. Jerry Rice would want to be the MVP of this. Ball at the diners 30. Two plays later. Now, 154 left. Does this look like Matthew Stafford will get into it? Complete. guess who again?
2:01.4	Rice.
2:02.7	17.
2:03.4	Now, 500 has 49ers getting into a groove. The Bengals need to stop bat. Roger Craig, right over the middle. One of the greatest receiving running backs ever, 13 yards. Ball and off the 35-yard line. Two plays later, 117 to go on a second and 20. Rice, again. It's that thing with Cooper Cup.
2:18.3	Don't they know it's going to Jerry Rice?
2:20.1	Get him down.
2:21.1	27-yard game balling out.
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