Sep 28, 2026 · 1 hr 48 min · 12 segments
The first Super Bowl was held 60 years ago between the NFL's Green Bay Packers and the AFL's Kansas City Chiefs. It was the culmination of a long war between the two leagues, and served as one of the…
Dan NewmanHost
Andrew NewmanHost
It's above college football, you know, maybe not in certain pockets of the country, but by and large, it is, you know, leaps and bounds above college football.
And a lot of that really started 60 years ago this January with the first Super Bowl.
And so I thought that, you know, with this, you know, as Andrew said, it will be Super Bowl 61, but it's the 60th anniversary of the first Super Bowl this year.
but really kind of focus more on the football aspects of it and kind of, you know, not go play by play, but kind of go through what happened in the game, who the teams were, who the players were.
This is another one of those things, sort of like the 51 NFL or 51 National League pennant race that we did, you know, a couple episodes back.
Yeah, and I think you could argue that for almost everything with the Lombardi Packers.
work.
When I say watched, I mean I had it on while I was working in case it was...
involved in my company listens, um, which I doubt, but, uh, so it like, and I, I watched the, the America's game on the 66 Packers today and I watched the one on the 67 Packers just cause you know, I had it on, but like, It's interesting to see that.
They're not like the video yearbook of, oh, and in week one, they did this and week two.
And it's like, you know, it's interesting to see them go, oh, and in week five and a victory over Atlanta or, you know, what? Basically, when you hear about the Lombardi Packers, if somebody's doing a video thing on ESPN or whatever, it's Vince Lombardi on a chalkboard.
Oh, and then there's the clip of Paul Hornet with all the mud on him running the Packers sweep.
It's above college football, you know, maybe not in certain pockets of the country, but by and large, it is, you know, leaps and bounds above college football.
And a lot of that really started 60 years ago this January with the first Super Bowl.
And so I thought that, you know, with this, you know, as Andrew said, it will be Super Bowl 61, but it's the 60th anniversary of the first Super Bowl this year.
but really kind of focus more on the football aspects of it and kind of, you know, not go play by play, but kind of go through what happened in the game, who the teams were, who the players were.
This is another one of those things, sort of like the 51 NFL or 51 National League pennant race that we did, you know, a couple episodes back.
Yeah, and I think you could argue that for almost everything with the Lombardi Packers.
work.
When I say watched, I mean I had it on while I was working in case it was...
involved in my company listens, um, which I doubt, but, uh, so it like, and I, I watched the, the America's game on the 66 Packers today and I watched the one on the 67 Packers just cause you know, I had it on, but like, It's interesting to see that.
They're not like the video yearbook of, oh, and in week one, they did this and week two.
And it's like, you know, it's interesting to see them go, oh, and in week five and a victory over Atlanta or, you know, what? Basically, when you hear about the Lombardi Packers, if somebody's doing a video thing on ESPN or whatever, it's Vince Lombardi on a chalkboard.
Oh, and then there's the clip of Paul Hornet with all the mud on him running the Packers sweep.
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