Game Over with Max Kellerman and Rich Paul
Sep 9, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min · 16 segments
Max and Rich break down a Super Bowl LX rematch in Week 1, with Drake Maye and new weapon AJ Brown chasing redemption against the Seahawks — plus the Rams and 49ers making history in Australia, with…
Max KellermanHost
Rich PaulHost
W- when's the last time we got a Super Bowl rematch in week one of the following season? And, and, uh, and, and in this case, Drake May gets A.J.
In the Super Bowl, he was a deer in headlights, right? And now they brought in Romeo Doubs and, and obviously A.J.
You know what guys like me are gonna say, and in this case, me? And it's not because I'm trying to be negative or, you know, I'm always try- it's because I, I view this d- honestly, this is the way I view it.
If he does look great, and I can't, like, pin it on, well, that's the A.J. Brown effect, if he just looks different, then to my mind, yes, you could say he's one year more mature.
But I think the NFL took a page out of the NBA's book in scheduling the last game of the year for the f- to be the first game of next year.
W- when's the last time we got a Super Bowl rematch in week one of the following season? And, and, uh, and, and in this case, Drake May gets A.J.
In the Super Bowl, he was a deer in headlights, right? And now they brought in Romeo Doubs and, and obviously A.J.
You know what guys like me are gonna say, and in this case, me? And it's not because I'm trying to be negative or, you know, I'm always try- it's because I, I view this d- honestly, this is the way I view it.
If he does look great, and I can't, like, pin it on, well, that's the A.J. Brown effect, if he just looks different, then to my mind, yes, you could say he's one year more mature.
But I think the NFL took a page out of the NBA's book in scheduling the last game of the year for the f- to be the first game of next year.
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