The Bill Simmons Podcast The Super Bowl 56 Recap Show With Cousin Sal
Feb 14, 2022
The hosts dive into the Rams' nail-biting Super Bowl win, discussing the pivotal moments and injuries that shaped the game. Cooper Kupp's MVP performance steals the spotlight, while they reflect on the offensive struggles of both teams. The chaotic fan experience is unpacked, revealing surprising turnout and ticket mishaps. Betting insights add another layer, with humorous anecdotes about good and bad wagers. A lively conversation about the halftime show and family dynamics brings a light-hearted touch to the excitement surrounding the big game.
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A Close, Strange Game
- Bill Simmons and Cousin Sal attended Super Bowl LVI and experienced a dramatic, poorly played game.
- Simmons changed his mind on who would win multiple times, highlighting Burrow's near comeback.
Rams' Run Game Woes
- The Rams' inability to establish a run game throughout the Super Bowl was puzzling.
- Cooper Kupp's 7-yard run might have ironically secured his MVP award despite a low passer rating.
Missed Calls
- The Bengals' first touchdown in the third quarter involved a missed offensive pass interference call against Tee Higgins.
- The no-call on Jalen Ramsey's blatant pass interference was equally shocking.