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From SBLX: MMFB Super Bowl Special

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The Monday morning football podcast opens from the week of the NFL Super Bowl 2026 in San Francisco. It is live from Radio Row, or Media Row as they keep trying to call it. The crew sounds tired in the familiar way only an on-the-ground event can make people tired. They joke about getting their steps in and compare the grind to Alex Honnold’s climbing feats. The talk about Honnold’s Taipei 101 climb and his El Capitan route becomes a way to say they have already done plenty of work. The game itself is in Santa Clara, not San Francisco. That distance matters, because the drive can be quick or miserable depending on traffic. The crew turns that into a joke about the stadium being built for tech moguls and big suites. They treat the whole setup as a very modern piece of Super Bowl capitalism. A flyover and the usual pomp and circumstance are part of the picture too. Jacob Bresnahan is there with them, and the conversation keeps its chatty, local feel. They move from logistics into the broader event energy without ever pretending the day is tidy. Then the show brings in Rampage Jackson. He comes in with a big presence and gets greeted like part of the traveling party. The crew leans into the Irish crowd and the fighting crowd connection. Rampage says he came out to promote Drink One Water. He explains the brand as a water product from the Canadian Rockies. He likes that the bottles are easy to share and that you can click them together. The packaging angle comes up too, along with the claim of 33 less packaging. The pitch is framed as both practical and planet-friendly. Around that, the conversation nods to his MMA career and his place in the UFC world. The whole episode keeps bouncing between football, travel, event coverage, and guest banter. That loose structure is part of its appeal. It feels like a group of Irish NFL obsessives talking from inside the Super Bowl rather than above it.

As heard by us

Super Bowl-week banter with Radio Row energy, Irish football flavor, and a loose live-show feel.

This Super Bowl-week episode stays locked on Radio Row, with San Francisco serving as travel log, football hangout, and an ongoing joke about how much walking has already happened.

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You want Super Bowl week chaos with an Irish football crew on the ground.

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