00:00Shining C, Darnold, Hawks, Outlast Rams to advance the suit.
00:04Oh my gosh, we're down to two.
00:06One game, two teams, only one can be crowned champs.
00:09No Chiefs this year, no Eagles.
00:12We're getting ourselves a rematch of Super Bowl XLIX.
00:15Most importantly, no Taylor Swift, but we do swap out Taylor Swift for Cardi B.
00:21But I think it's absolutely funny that the Patriots are playing in the Super Bowl
00:25when a lot of the American Patriots say that they're going to be boycotting Bad Bunny and the halftime show.
00:31But I'm not here to talk about that.
00:32I'm here to talk about two things about this matchup that relates to New York football.
00:38Giants fans, I know you're excited.
00:40Not for the Patriots, not for New England, but for the turnaround and what that can mean for your franchise.
00:46But you're going to have to manage those expectations with what Mike Vrabel has been able to do in New England,
00:52taking over a franchise that had back-to-back 4-12 seasons to go to the Super Bowl.
00:59And he's doing it with a quarterback in his second year, playing like an MVP candidate.
01:04Harbaugh, 18 years in Baltimore, won Super Bowl, $100 million to come to New York.
01:09You got Jackson Dart.
01:11The expectations are absolutely through the roof, but this team still has to write their own story.
01:16Jets fans, no disrespect, but I know it really had to suck.
01:20And I know you felt like you were seeing ghosts watching Sam Darnold throw for 346 in three TDs in a conference championship,
01:27especially when y'all are now trying to figure out which quarterback, if any, you're going to take with the second or 16th overall pick.
01:36But Mike McDonald, I need you to do us a favor.
01:40Find yourself in a second-and-goal on the one-yard line situation.
01:45You're driving in for the win, 26 seconds left.
01:48You're losing by four.
01:50Please do not call a pass play like Pete Carroll.
01:55Give it to Beast Mode or Kenneth Walker III in this situation.
01:59Our New York Post sports writers and reporters are going to be all over San Francisco covering the big game
02:04and all the big events throughout the week.
02:06Stay up with the coverage by heading to newyorkpost.com slash sports.
02:11We'll see you next time.
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