Super Bowl LX preview + Could Matthew Stafford win MVP & retire?
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Will injuries hurt either the Seattle Seahawks or New England Patriots in Sunday’s Super Bowl LX matchup? Yahoo Sports' Jason Fitz, Charles Robinson and Ben Fawkes break down the latest intel from both sides and give their game predictions. Plus, the guys explore the possibility that Matthew Stafford wins MVP and retires. What would that mean for the Los Angeles Rams? Hear about that and more on today’s huge preview episode!
(1:20) - Injury updates ahead of Super Bowl LX
(12:15) - Rams and 49ers to play in Australia in 2026
(18:09) - Eagles part ways with OL coach Jeff Stoutland
(22:30) - Could Matthew Stafford retire?
(32:23) - Tom Brady have issues getting into the HOF?
(38:37) - Super Bowl Preview & Predictions
(50:20) - One More Thing
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