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SUPERBOWL LX: Seattle's Defense vs Patriot's O-Line? | Can Sam Darnold Actually Win a Ring?

Welcome Back to the "Not So Big Ben Show"! It’s Super Bowl week, and Ben and Po are absolutely firing off on what might be the most "how did we get here?" matchup in recent memory. We’re talking Super Bowl LX—a rematch of that heartbreaker 11 years ago—and the vibes couldn’t be more different. Here is the breakdown of the chaos the guys are diving into: The "Blizzard Bowl" and Offensive No-Shows Ben isn’t holding back on the AFC Championship. While the Patriots are headed to Santa Clara, their 10-7 win over the Broncos was described by some as "offensive malpractice." The Weather Factor: A literal blizzard in Denver turned the field into a white sheet. The Critique: Ben and Po are debating whether New England’s "grind-it-out" style is championship-caliber or if they just survived a game where neither team could see the yard lines. Contrast: Meanwhile, the Seahawks and Rams put up a 31-27 thriller. Ben’s take? Seattle actually looks like they want to score points, whereas the Patriots are trying to win via a time-machine back to 1940. Drake Maye (Patriots): He’s the first rookie/second-year phenom to lead this kind of turnaround (from 4-13 to 14-3). Even with a shaky O-line and a shoulder injury, his efficiency numbers are leading the league. Matthew Stafford (Rams): Despite the NFC Championship loss, Stafford’s 46 touchdowns have Ben arguing he’s the "true" MVP, even if the Rams fell short of the big dance. Sam Darnold’s Redemption: Let’s not ignore the "fairytale" season Sam Darnold is having in Seattle. Ben and Po are calling this the ultimate "Ghost-Busting" tour as he faces the team that used to haunt him. Coaching Carousel and "The Vrabel Effect" The guys are dissecting the massive coaching shifts across the league: Mike Vrabel: He’s on the verge of history. If the Patriots win, he’ll be the first person to win a Super Bowl as both a player and a head coach for the same franchise. The Raiders/Seahawks Connection: News is leaking that Raiders-bound OC Klint Kubiak is basically coaching his way out of Seattle. Ben wonders if having one foot out the door for a head coaching gig will distract the Seahawks' offense. The Merch Disaster: Fans are furious at Fanatics for the lack of jersey availability. Ben’s take: "How do you run out of blue for a team named the Seahawks?" Seahawks for Sale?: Rumors are swirling that the team might be sold for a record $8 billion after the game. Po thinks the "Not For Sale" signs are just a leverage play for a higher price tag. The Super Bowl is here and we are ready to enjoy the last game of the season! Enjoy the show!