00:00You know, there's a lot of people out there going, I can't believe that they didn't give it to the Seattle Seahawks kicker.
00:05How does he not get the MVP? Five field goals didn't miss a single one.
00:11And I'm like, no, he wasn't their best player. He wasn't their most important player.
00:17He did his job very well. And I think he's probably the second choice if I was going to rank my MVP vote giving.
00:24But the obvious MVP was Kenny Walker, because Kenny Walker is the guy that single handedly carried that Seahawks offense.
00:33Like Sam Darnold was fine. Sam Darnold didn't make the big mistake that hurt them.
00:37And on that opening drive where they got the three points, Sam Darnold made two throws that I was like, whoo, those were almost pick sixes.
00:45So I give their kicker credit. He did his job and he did it very well.
00:49Well, three kicks under 45 yards. Right. Maybe even a fourth one, if I made my numbers wrong.
00:55No, the longest one was 41. Oh, it was 41. That was the longest.
00:58Yeah. So all four kicks, 41 and under, those are gimme kicks.
01:03Yeah. They should be gimme kicks. And I think they picked the right guy.
01:06Yeah. I mean, you're talking about a controlled environment where they're playing.
01:10Like, I understand it, but how did they get to field goal range?
01:14Kenny Walker. It was Kenny Walker. Like, for three quarters, he was their offense.
01:17It's every big third down. A couple of Cooper Cubs catches, sure.
01:21Especially early. The one on the sideline, which may or may not have been a catch.
01:24Maybe Vrabel should have challenged it. Maybe it would have been worth it.
01:26Could have took him out of field goal range. Maybe. Maybe early.
01:29But every time they really needed something, Walker was the guy.
01:33And he's the one, if you watched the game, that you noticed the most pop in the game.
01:37Yeah. He was the best player.
01:39And obviously, JSN goes down. At first, they said a heel injury.
01:43Then it was a concussion protocol. And he came back.
01:45Like, I think he only had one catch after he came back.
01:48And obviously, they didn't need him.
01:49Yeah.
01:49But if you watch that game, the only – look, I think Kenny Walker was the right choice for MVP.
01:57I agree.
01:57I thought he was their best player.
01:59Obviously, that last touchdown gets called back with the hole.
02:02It was actually a good call.
02:03Yeah.
02:03And that's right. That's the hole he went through.
02:05So, here you can't count that.
02:07And that obviously would have been a great capper for him.
02:09Rushed for 170 yards, right?
02:11And be MVP.
02:11I think it's fair to say the second choice was the field goal kicker.
02:16But I have an interesting choice for third.
02:18Okay.
02:19I think their punter was awesome.
02:22He really was.
02:23Like, any time you thought, okay, one score game, New England's got the ball.
02:28Fluke play, right?
02:29You're a pass interference call.
02:31Something's going to happen.
02:32New England could actually take the lead at 1.76, right?
02:36Yeah.
02:36And that punter, that son-of-a-gun punter, twice inside the five.
02:42Yeah, twice.
02:42Twice inside the five.
02:43Another one.
02:44Three total inside the 20.
02:47I mean, he was really good.
02:48Has a punter ever been MVP?
02:49Probably not.
02:50Probably not.
02:51He was my third choice anyway.
02:53Wait a minute.
02:54But there were – I can't – so, you went too far, though.
02:57Like, as far as him being the third choice.
02:58He was really good.
02:59Who would you pick ahead of him?
03:00The Byron Murphy guy.
03:02Byron Murphy.
03:03Oh, he had the –
03:04He had the two sacks.
03:06He had the two sacks.
03:07I think Witherspoon makes the play.
03:09The ball pops up.
03:10Yeah.
03:11And he's the guy that got the ball.
03:12Yeah.
03:12And called it an interception.
03:13Right.
03:13Called it an interception.
03:14But he had two – he had two sacks.
03:16His blitzes –
03:17All right, so I make him fifth.
03:18Okay.
03:19I will say –
03:19I put him fifth.
03:19There's no doubt, though, if you watch the game –
03:22and I know some people were in and out when it got later.
03:24He was a huge factor in the game.
03:26Every time he picked him deep, I was sitting there going,
03:28well, New England's not going to be able to score.
03:30And they couldn't block well enough to get –
03:33I said, let's go over this.
03:33So the MVP for the Super Bowl, we agree that Kenny Walker's won.
03:37Yeah.
03:38Number two is the field goal kicker.
03:41I'm comfortable with that.
03:42Number three is the punter.
03:43No.
03:44Number five is – what's the guy's name?
03:46No.
03:47The guy you just said.
03:48No, number five is the punter.
03:49No, no.
03:49Number three is –
03:50Hang on.
03:50What's the guy's name?
03:51Is Murphy.
03:53Murphy.
03:53Ryan Murphy, yeah.
03:54All right, so we're missing number four.
03:56I have an obvious number four.
03:57Who's that?
03:58I think Drake Mays, probably number four.
04:00You can't do it.
04:01Without Drake Mays, fumble on two picks, including the pick six.
04:04Maybe Seattle will win that game.
04:06Okay.
04:07I think that's the one that's the one that's the one that's the one that's the one that's
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