Super Bowl XLVIII

In another Wes Craven film called Cursed, a wax sculpture of J- Jason from Jason Goes to Hell can be seen in a wax museum.

And Jason made a cameo appearance at Super Bowl XLVIII with a commercial called The '80s Called.

I don't know if you guys have ever seen this commercial, but you can go back and look at it.

It, it's a RadioShack commercial.

We have rebuilt it.

Myself, Spencer Gonzalez, Aaron Coe from Locked On Seahawks Hit, and O'Brien Schofield, former two-time Super Bowl Seahawk veteran, Super Bowl 48 champion, OB Schofield, is gonna be joining us on the squad twice a week, including those live post-game reactions if you haven't checked that out yet.

Watch our debut episode.

Wish we could've met under better circumstances, but this is where we are.

So, um, it's fascinating.

I love these match-ups because, uh, you know, maybe it is just the 2013 Super Bowl.

I do have that little bit of hate in my heart for Seattle.

Maybe it's the old AFC West rivalry.

Seahawks have a 2-0 advantage in the playoffs.

We know one of those was the Super Bowl XLVIII.

Old rivals from the AFC West don't play anymore, you know, every other, every four or so years.

But, uh, the Seahawks have won four of the last five games in this matchup.

So I wanna, if we somehow lose this game, which would be crazy, I wanna hear you saying the season is over, like it's, it's done.

Oh, I, I, I think that will be the most demoralizing loss I've wit- like that'd be up there with the Super Bowl, uh, Super Bowl 48 loss.

That'd be up there with that Chiefs loss when the blocked field goal-

Imagine we lose like three to two.

Stunning, really, out of character, to say the very least.

I told you guys the story in the sports bit, but, yeah, in Super Bowl XLVIII, there was a bunch of Bronco fans down in front of where the scouts were sitting.

And they were turning around, screaming and yelling at him because they had Seahawks stuff on and everything.

And they just sat there very professionally.

That's how we like it

... that Super Bowl and Super Bowl 48, guess what? I love those Super Bowls.

I think those are two of the best Super Bowls ever played, because they were absolute blowouts in the Seahawks' favor.

You know what's one of the worst Super Bowls ever played? Super Bowl 49, when the Seattle Seahawks had a chance to win it and threw an interception at the goal line.