In short
NFL Daily hosts a “Super Bowl LX Playlists” draft, building fan-facing Spotify playlists for the Patriots and Seahawks using 10 songs each, with picks tied to team narratives, coaches, and players.
Guests/backgrounds
No external guests appear in this excerpt. Hosts are Greg Rosenthal, Patrick Claiborne, Jordan Rodrigue, and Colleen Wolfe (plus brief mentions of other show staff/Radio Row plans).
Key claims
Colleen’s premise is that music can “tell the story” of each Super Bowl team; the draft order is a snake draft. For the Patriots, the group frames the team as a “back”/underdog redemption arc led by Mike Vrabel and a new roster. For the Seahawks, they emphasize Seattle’s grunge/PNW identity and Sam Darnold’s “redemption” after a mistake-free NFC run.
Notable examples (Patriots picks)
“Press” (Cardi B), “Oh No” (Mos Def, Pharoahe Monch, Nate Dogg), “Don’t Tell the Boys” (Petey), “Irreplaceable” (Beyoncé), “Gigantic” (Pixies), “Ride With Me” (Nelly), “Protect Your Neck” (Wu-Tang Clan), “Time” (Hootie & the Blowfish), “You Get What You Give” (New Radicals). Seahawks picks: “Alive” (Pearl Jam), “Redemption Song” (Bob Marley), “Mother Blank the Rest” (2Pac & Snoop Dogg), “Get Back” (Ludacris), “Dark Side of the Moon” (Pink Floyd), “Upgrade You” (Lil Wayne), “The Marching Song”/Isengard theme (Lord of the Rings, marching-band version), plus “Running” (Far Side) and “You Should Have Seen the Other Guy” (Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats).
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VODrafting Super Bowl Playlist Songs
0:04 to 1:26
Discussion on creating a playlist for the Super Bowl teams.
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Drafting Super Bowl Playlist Songs
4:59 to 8:08
Discussion on creating a playlist for the Super Bowl teams.
“And we were like, oh, that's a lot to wrap your mind around.”
Patriots Playlist Selections
8:31 to 14:00
Hosts draft songs for the New England Patriots' Super Bowl playlist.
“Well, I was thinking about formative years after Greg initially told me about this.”
Discussing Favorite Songs and Football Connections
14:00 to 15:21
Explore how music intersects with football experiences, focusing on a song's impact.
“Not only has it been massacred by Velveeta and played during commercials throughout the season, ruining, you know, one of my favorite songs of that year, which was now what, like 2018 or something.”
Mike Vrabel and Team Dynamics Through Music
15:21 to 16:48
Analyze a song that represents Mike Vrabel's influence on team culture and dynamics.
“I am a little annoyed that they are doing the, like, everyone doesn't respect this thing all the time in every press conference.”
Best Songs of the Season: Draft Picks
16:48 to 19:37
Participate in a music draft that highlights the best songs reflecting the season's journey.
“I mean, the real reveal here is it's one of your favorite songs of all time.”
Exploring Iconic Massachusetts Bands
19:37 to 21:54
Delve into songs by Massachusetts bands and their cultural significance in football.
“Because A, they're a Massachusetts band.”
Team Anthems and Road Warriors
21:54 to 24:00
Discuss anthems that resonate with the team's identity and their successful road performances.
“But they were a really good road team, and I just liked the way that they traveled.”
Song Selections for the Patriots' Playoffs
24:00 to 28:00
Evaluate various songs representing the Patriots' playoff journey and team spirit.
“Like, who is speaking on behalf of this team?”
Debut Discussion on Mike Vrabel and Drake May
28:00 to 29:30
Explore the concerns around Drake May's performance and Mike Vrabel's debut with the Patriots.
“So this is the debut for Mike Rabel with the Patriots.”
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Previewing the Seahawks Segment
29:30 to 30:40
Transitioning into the next segment about the Seahawks and upcoming playlists.
“We're going to come back and we're going to do the Seahawks and we're going to do more than 10 if we want to do.”
Previewing the Seahawks Segment
30:48 to 32:10
Transitioning into the next segment about the Seahawks and upcoming playlists.
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Previewing the Seahawks Segment
32:49 to 33:43
Transitioning into the next segment about the Seahawks and upcoming playlists.
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Constructing the Seahawks Playlist
35:01 to 36:09
Discussion on the eclectic and exciting playlist for the Seahawks.
“I mean, what are the odds we're stealing songs from each other?”
Playlist Philosophy and Song Choices
36:09 to 37:46
Exploring philosophies behind playlist construction and discussing song choices.
“I was wondering how much to lean into the Seattle of it all.”
Discussing the Seahawks' Team Dynamics
37:46 to 39:20
Analysis of the Seahawks' team structure and its potential for success.
“If I do have a grunge type of song, do you go with that second or do you save it for later?”
Sam Darnold's Redemption Arc
39:20 to 41:06
Delving into Sam Darnold's journey and recent performance success.
“They have to finish it off, but DVOA has them, I think it's the sixth best team since 1978, measuring offense, defense, special teams, total efficiency.”
Final Song Choices and NFL Insights
41:06 to 42:01
Concluding discussions on music selections and insights into the NFL landscape.
“And that must feel so good for him now to get this trip to the Super Bowl.”
Music Picks for Big City Players
42:01 to 43:11
Explore the musical inspirations behind NFL players' journeys from the West Coast to New York.
“And I was thinking, what kind of music can I think of about the West Coast and the East Coast?”
Redemption Narratives in Football
43:11 to 44:15
Discussion about player redemption arcs and their significance in the league.
“And we get a snake draft because it's back to you.”
Coaches and Their Intensity
44:15 to 45:26
Analysis of head coaches' intensity and how it impacts their teams.
“Greg's thinking about the time that he took a gummy and then listened to Dark Side of the Moon and then watched The Wizard of Oz back.”
Musical References in Football Context
45:26 to 47:19
Linking songs and artists to the themes in current NFL narratives, particularly Seahawks and Patriots.
“That was the popular music in my high school.”
The Power of Marching Bands
47:19 to 49:10
Discussion on the power of music in football, especially the influence of marching bands.
“They kind of looked at me as like the little brother before, and now I'm wheezy.”
Creativity and Engagement in Football
49:10 to 50:14
Exploring the relationship between creativity in music and engagement in football narratives.
“I don't like you painting me as some anti-Lord of the Rings guy.”
Interactive Playlist Creation
50:14 to 53:58
Plans for creating interactive playlists based on the discussed music and inviting listener participation.
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Interactive Playlist Creation
56:00 to 56:14
Plans for creating interactive playlists based on the discussed music and inviting listener participation.
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Transcript
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3:43Welcome to NFL Daily, where we once were employed by Dick Clark Productions. I'm Greg Rosenthal. I'm here in the Chris Wesseling podcast studio with my friends, a new combination of friends, Patrick Claibon, Jordan Rodrigue, and Colleen Wolfe, who usurped Patrick's chair. What a dynamic this is, guys. I can only sit in this chair. There's only this is the only way. And I wouldn't have it any other way. I wanted to get, you know, I get to be closer to Greg in this capacity. This is a power chair over here. This is exciting. We don't have game debut this week. So we had to get even closer. And it is my dream of basically, you know, we have all the important members of the NFL Daily family.
4:27And just we have to get every possible mix and match. Like we need an Ollie and Colleen show. Yeah. Just the two of you, actually. Sure. You're hosting. okay tomorrow is that happening tomorrow i need how i find out about shows by the way i need a break the whole putting daily in the title it's a lot um this is your show though colleen for real i know it's a lot of how about that yeah it's um this is gonna be a great one you guys know that I love music and I thought it would be really fun to do some type of draft of songs that would tell the story of the season of the teams that are going to the Super Bowl.
5:11So that is what we're going to do. Oh, yeah. I love it. She just summed it up so concisely. It's going to involve. The first time ever. It's going to involve the fans. You pitched this, yeah, last week. And we were like, oh, that's a lot to wrap your mind around. Let's do it next week. and then we probably did no work on it in between, but it did just mentally make me feel better. Really could have done a little bit more in between, but we're ready to go. I think Eric's ready. I think Jordan's ready. This was a show that you better be a little prepped and have some songs ready. Patrick famously, not like that big of a pop culture guy, I feel like.
5:50What? Okay, I dabble. I try to keep up. He just seems like sometimes he says even that he doesn't keep up with it. I have to play catch up.
5:59Jourdan Rodrigue:Okay. That's fair. What I'm most excited about is that we want to build a playlist for the fans out of this, out of whatever our draft ends up being. This is on it, by the way. Just a little pallet cleanser to get you started. I thought that was just in my own head. That's still happening. Hey, we have to set the order. So in the six-part memo that Colleen sent out to the group tech. There was a lot of points on it. it included a draft, which confused me. I was like, why do we need to draft it? But it does make sense. We are going to draft each team. It's the Seahawks and the Patriots. If you're just joining us with this season, we're going to be playing in the Super Bowl, but we got to draft the order in which we're going to draft these songs for the playlist that we're going to put out on your Spotify, Colleen.
6:46Yeah, that's right. I just volunteered you. And then people can decide which playlist is better. Who? I don't know. Right. Just let us. And each team will have 10 songs. 10 songs. That's the play. And we hope you like it. Yes. Colleen, since you came up with this and it's all resting on your shoulder, why don't you take a piece of paper out of this New York Giants helmet. Which team are we starting with? Big Blue. Why don't we start with the underdog? Let's start with the Patriots. Okay. It's actually Tyree's helmet. So we have Patrick. Oh, wow. Patrick's got the number one. I looked, but I don't know why.
7:25I didn't see anything in there. She says, who's next? Oh, but it is me. Okay, it's Colleen up next. Second. Okay. And then I did it again. We have Greg. That's good. Third. And then Jordan. Yeah. And this is a snake draft. Yeah. Oh, that's not good. Because I think I have more Patriot songs. Four. One could argue. It is very good. Okay. All right. So. There we go. There you have it. All right. And so what this is going to do, it's going to teach you a little bit about music. And hopefully people check out these songs and they enjoy it. But also.
8:01Jourdan Rodrigue:That we don't have the rights to. So you're going to have to do your research. It's a little bit picture. I didn't want to go like a whole week, week and a half without mentioning this game. Yeah. So it's just a little dipping our toes in the water. And obviously next week we have a lot of guests that we're excited about. We're already seeing the list of people who will be joining us on Radio Row. We're going to be out there Wednesday through the game, have a nice post-game show too. But in the meantime, Patrick's got the first overall pick here. It has to be about the Patriots. Okay. Well, I was thinking about formative years after Greg initially told me about this.
8:37And I was thinking about Greg Rosenthal in the early 2000s, where I was in a coming-of-age spot. You know, you finish high school. There's those first crucial summers. And there's a wide swath of music that Greg just didn't have access to. And I thought about that for Drake May in his second year. And one of the songs of the summer after his senior season in high school would have been Ariana Grande's Seven Rings, which is thematic. Oh! Because it lines up, but it's not my choice. It is not my choice. That's so good, though. I am not going with that because, you know, I'm not necessarily a fan of the New England Patriots, but I do.
9:11After listening to Scott Zolak every single week, I'm convinced that there's a national media conspiracy to be negative about the Patriots. And I could not, once I first thought of Cardi B's 2019 single press, it was perfect, which features bars like B's be mad when they see Cardi step in the spot, say that you bout it. I know that you're not. I'll pull up on as soon as I drop. And it seems to sum up this feeling of us against the world as the Patriots have gone through this hurtful period where they haven't won a Super Bowl. And I think that would be. Yeah, but didn't you hear how all the people are being mean about that there was an easy record?
9:51I don't like that. Yeah, exactly. And that's why. Hey, America. We're back. Yeah, and so Zolak and Greg summoning the spirit of Cardi when she says that blank be mad when they see the Patriots step on the spot. That's pretty good.
10:05Jourdan Rodrigue:It's a great song. And we had to have a Cardi B song on there. Absolutely. Obviously. As she is dating Stefan Diggs. Yeah, and Bloody Shoes wasn't going to work. No. I'm kind of annoyed because, you know, I may or may not have one on my big board. but maybe it'll have to be replaced. You're right that I missed that song kind of the first time around, but eventually I kind of got to it and it got on the running playlist. So that's been in the mix. Will Bill Belichick have to change his boat to Seven Rings if they win without him? You know how he always changes his boat? I don't know if he associates with the brand anymore.
10:37No, I don't think so. I don't think so.
10:39Jourdan Rodrigue:That's a miss. But it's a lot of his guys there. I think he counts the Giants one, so he has a different title for his boat. All right. Okay. You're the number two pick, darling. Okay. So with the second pick in the Patriots playoff playlist draft, I'm taking Oh No by Mostef, Farrow Monch, and Nate Dogg because I can't believe the Patriots are back in this. And hearing that we're back just sort of triggers me a little bit. I am excited that this is a brand new Patriots team and that they've turned it around. But it feels like they weren't down long enough after the dynasty was here. And I just kind of I don't know if I'm ready personally for the Patriots to win another Super Bowl.
11:32But since this is a different team with different personnel and different characters, maybe I can sort of just put it in a different box. Maybe I can disassociate from the last Patriots teams that I just, you know, did not enjoy as much. So I'm going to go with, oh, no. I mean, you enjoyed them when you were crying on the field after the Eagles took them out. You're right. That was my favorite Patriots performance, actually. The whole thing with like, oh, well, this Patriots team is different and all that. And they're like, you know, underdogs because they haven't won a lot. You know, they didn't win a lot of games or weren't expecting.
12:08Like Mike freaking Rabel is the coach. Right. Like he caught how many touchdowns in the Super Bowl as like an, like as a hilarious, but obnoxious, you know, lineman. Josh McDaniels is the play call. Like, and obviously it's Robert Kraft. Like, you know, it just, it's not going to feel that different. Yeah, I agree. That's kind of what I mean. So fine. Maybe, maybe I won't, maybe I won't put that as the official second overall pick because that's more for me. So maybe I switch it and do I'm a boss. Wait, you're now switching your pick? No, I just. Well, because if we're like just for the for the people out there.
12:46OK, you're throwing some extra. I think that it was this would probably be better for the official playlist to have a boss by Meek Mill and Rick Ross. I mean, Eric is holding up his hands. He had already sent out an official text with the the picks. I mean, what are you doing here? OK, all right. All right. OK, just like seven rings. OK, I'm crossing it out again.
13:06Jourdan Rodrigue:What is the number two pick? I don't know what the number two pick now is totally. I'm a boss. Okay, I'm a boss. You should put both, though, if you're making this at home. I'll throw it on there as a bonus, gang. We're just drafting Patriots here, Eric. He's confused. Everyone's confused. I'm kind of spinning out because I had a Cardi song that I really wanted. Got sniped. It's okay. That's why you build a board. Do you want to share with the class? I think I'm still going to. Is it rude to just put it on? Because it had a whole symbolic meaning. I don't think so. Obviously, there's the Diggs thing, which is great.
13:46She's going to be in the mix. And that she was interviewed by Cam Wolf after the game. I loved it. It was so great. A hilarious moment in NFL Network history. Fantastic. For what it's worth. It would be drip because not only. Your Velveeta commercial.
14:00Jourdan Rodrigue:You love it. Not only has it been massacred by Velveeta and played during commercials throughout the season, ruining, you know, one of my favorite songs of that year, which was now what, like 2018 or something. I mean, her first album is Banger Top to Bottom. But, you know, they they rap about their success. I actually, you know, trying to find one particular lyric, I go to Genius and I didn't know Genius now summarizes the song sometimes. That's the main usage. Exactly. And it's like, and they describe it as Cardi and Migos rap about their success as well as the doubts and hate that people have towards them and show them why and how they got to the place.
14:41That's good. Also has like one of the most ridiculous takeoff verses of all time. Like that particular verse. And so I do want this song to be, you know, in this playlist to be listenable. I feel like everyone should hear. If you hear the takeoff first, which probably comes about three minutes in, and you're not moving and feeling it, then something's wrong with you. That's a you problem. That is a you problem.
15:09Jourdan Rodrigue:I'm like when you're watching Drake May play football, if you're not moving and feeling it, then something's wrong with you if you're not made more alive by that experience. I forgot I was supposed to connect to the team, but yes. Got you, Greg. You did. You already did it. I am a little annoyed that they are doing the, like, everyone doesn't respect this thing all the time in every press conference. It's the people I like the best, too. It's Milton Williams, who's the most entertaining, I would say, interview on the team. It's Christian Barmore. It's everyone. But it's just like the fans need to back off.
15:43Well, every fan base does that at this time of year. Yeah. Like, nobody believed in us.
15:48Jourdan Rodrigue:Didn't the Chiefs do that at one point, too? They tried. You can doubt the cheese. It's chip watch all season, but especially right now. All right. You're up, Jordan. Okay. So I'm going to give us a little dabble of pop rock here in the mix. This is a song called Don't Tell the Boys by Petey. And it is about healthy male relationships. Oh, wow. And that is all about what Mike Vrabel is for this team. It's all about the dynamic and the culture that he has instilled in this locker room. This song is quite literally the epitome of Mike Vrabel standing in the tunnel, giving everybody a hug as they come through.
16:26Jourdan Rodrigue:It's a little bit, because there's a little protest rock in there, too. And it's a little bit about him headbutting someone in the helmet and just kind of the badassery of it. It's one of my favorite songs of all time, and I am honored to assign it to Petey. Repeat it again? Petey, Don't Tell the Boys. I don't know if I've ever heard it. I'm honored to assign it here as the number four overall. Love it. I mean, the real reveal here is it's one of your favorite songs of all time. And so we're going to learn. And it references multiple OC characters. Yeah. It's a journey, guys. It's a journey. Okay.
17:03Jourdan Rodrigue:I know you love that line. I do. I know you sing the line I'm talking about. I know you love it. I mean, in my younger days, even recently, I mean, I have been compared to Seth Cohen. Patrick, I was actually going to send you that line specifically. because I knew you would love him. I love it. Which characters? No, we're not spoiling. I mean, it's a song. It's been out for two decades. Greg wants to know if his guy is in there. And yes, Seth is referenced. He's referenced in there. Basically, it's a song about Greg. Yes. That's my guy. Another pick. Now, this is a snake draft, so it's back to me.
17:38Wait, says who?
17:39Jourdan Rodrigue:We all did. Oh, we did? Seven minutes ago, Greg. Greg, lock in It's been a long season So I'm really torn on this one Obviously because there's so many good options Like for example, and this is not my pick But I was thinking about the song Homesick by Noah Kahn Who says I'm mean because I grew up in New England For example Or I was thinking about anything by the band Delaware Where I'm still waiting to hear I'm still waiting to hear the drop of those tapes, by the way. That could have been another pick. But Irreplaceable by Beyonce because they were, you know, they had a good thing going with Bill Belichick.
18:28Jourdan Rodrigue:But the lyric goes, you must not know about me. I could have another you in a minute. And in fact, he'll be here in a minute. And look at Mike Vrabel and the New England Patriots back to the Super Bowl already in his first season as head coach. I love that. He really is such a mass, which I say with such like endearment. Like he, he is the perfect coach for the new England Patriots. He's so sarcastic on the podium, like making fun of the questions. So he is genuinely funny. Wes used to always talk about, you know, people getting too much credit for like their, them being funny when they're just like athletes who are like a little funny, but not really.
19:06Mike Frabel is legitimately like sarcastic. I know he's from Ohio, but he just seems like he should be from Massachusetts. I love it. No, that's a Massachusetts. That's why I was really torn. We want him. I want him.
19:17Jourdan Rodrigue:He's ours now. I was just really torn because of that line and that song, Homesick. I mean, because I grew up in New England. But I had to go with Beyonce here. If we're getting limited picks, I had to go with Beyonce as the number fifth overall pick. Number one in all of our hearts. I have different options, but now I think the way you built into that is going to make me go with the song Gigantic by the Pixies. Because A, they're a Massachusetts band. I just thought, let's get some Massachusetts representation. And they were partly like a Western Mass band too, because they met at UMass. So shout out to Western Mass.
19:52But Gigantic, not so famously, was also the song that we stole the bass line for. It's kind of an iconic bass line. It's a Kim Deal song. Now I'm really aging myself, but she's the bassist. But she gets to sing this song. It's her song. We stole that bass line for Delaware's breakthrough single, NordicTrack. NordicTrack? Because we didn't really know. Like the exercise machine? But also, it's a double entendre, right? What? Right? Or no, it's purely a reference to the exercise machine? We finally have another detail. What's the double entendre with NordicTrack? There is a double entendre coming with gigantic, but yes.
20:32There you go.
20:37appears on the pod again yeah no i was thinking like the direction towards the nordic countries and maybe like i don't know i'm a south no it was literal it was literal nordic track patrick's thinking of the cold nordic track was just popping back then it was a lot of infomercials it was just that it was happening um incredible no but i'm like overheating because
20:56Jourdan Rodrigue:i feel like we have more details about the bandelaware right now well that's why i decided I had to go with that because I had a Greg Lordrop. I had a few Pixies options. Here Comes Your Man would have been a fine option. Head On, which is actually like a cover of a Jesus and Mary Chainsong but it's a banger. But Gigantic, I think, properly describes the huevos that Mike Rabel comes to every game with and will be operating in Santa Clara with. They're going to go for it. They're going to go for it. I just feel like if anyone's going to do like a Sean Payton ambush onside kick in the Super Bowl or something.
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21:32If they lose, it's gonna maybe be spectacularly going for it. So that's where Gigantic fits in. I like it. I love that this show is completely off the rails. This makes complete sense that I came up with this idea and it's totally not under control.
21:50Jourdan Rodrigue:Oh, it's very much in control. It's all happening. Who is up next? I am up and I am going to take Lil Diddy called not did he uh ride with me by nelly yeah because this is a team that traveled so well they played so great on the road nine and oh this year and this whole season has just been such a ride and i feel like that could be a nice little anthem for them but the fact that they were just so yes Their schedule was, you know, pretty fairly easy. But they were a really good road team, and I just liked the way that they traveled. So ride with me. This is a great car song. I love that. I love that.
22:35And they call themselves like the road warriors. I did look, because I was going to use the Wu-Tang song, where at one point ODB just like, you know, yells out, Warriors, come out and play. And then I realized that song was not appropriate for this occasion.
22:51Jourdan Rodrigue:um mac hollands walked into the bronco walked into the broncos walked into the building singing like uh yelling that warrior oh yeah that's that's that's from the what movie right i should know this um but now i will say in my in my research that i did and i feel like this we should lock this in as the pick but just contextually the song i have learned by a little birdie uh up there in the cold, frigid Northeast, that they do play Take Over Your Trap by Bankroll Fresh featuring 2 Chainz and Schooley after every road game. Oh, well then that's got to go on. I don't know. You know what I'm starting to feel?
23:32It's like, why are we so locked into 10? Just put them all on. Yeah, put them all on. Who cares? There are no rules. I like that one, too. I like that one. That's mostly because I want a third pick here, too. But put them both on. Put your first two songs on, too. Sure.
23:46Jourdan Rodrigue:Great. I got him written down. I got you, Colleen. I got him written down. Excellent. I absolutely love that. And, like, it'd be one thing if it was, like, the Patriots used to play It's My Life by Bon Jovi all the time. Like, we don't need to add that. But this sounds like a good addition. Patrick. Okay, so I was thinking about the aura. Like, who is speaking on behalf of this team? And I think about a third-round pick whose draft profile on NFL.com says he might be caught between positions. his lack of length and mass could be a concern. And the first thing on his Twitter account is him bench pressing 500 pounds out there every single game talking about lack of belief.
24:24And that's Milton Williams, who is from Crowley, Georgia. When I think about south of Dallas, right, we'll give him Houston because the Dallas rap community does not really reach the Houston rap community. When I think about Houston rap, I think about Mike Jones and his most important song ever that I listened to at the start of every single workout when he says, back then they didn't want me. Now I'm hot. They all on me. And that's how you get a$63 million contract guaranteed. Milton Williams, Mike Jones back then. How about Howie? I love that. Howie didn't do it. Howie actually let a baller that they did a great job, you know, developing and everything, out the building.
25:03And you got to wonder, that might be the one that got away, a rare eagle that left and does even better. I love me some Milton Williams. Okay, so am I up again, Snake? Well, now, like, you got three in. The reason I wanted it to be looser. I was just like, let's get another one. You got another one?
25:20Jourdan Rodrigue:I had two already. Oh, okay. Well, so did I. But I'm going to throw in a different one. Just because it's a big... I did Cardi, I did the Pixies. It's fine. I'll throw one more in. It's your team. It is my team. And I'm going to go with... It's a recent song, which I've been listening to nonstop. It's called Angel of My Dreams by Jade. it's actually from last year and people should hear the song a perfect pop song but that's what Drake May is to me specifically because my heart was cold and cynical and maybe a little jaded her name is Jade by the way who sings it I tried on Around the NFL to say I'm actually gonna I don't know it's never gonna get any better than Brady and Belichick so when they're gone I'm just going to give it up.
26:10And then before the Patriots even drafted Drake May, like Tice was talking about him, start watching him with Josh Downs back at UNC. I was like, this is my guy. I'm going to follow this guy. He's going to be my guy when he gets into the league. And where does he land?
26:24Jourdan Rodrigue:Let's go. Angel of my dreams. And you know, it was like a spring thaw after a long Nordic winter. So there we go. I like that. that's the song out of all these I'm like people actually like this and it's not I thought it was like esoteric and then I looked and it's got like hundreds of millions of views so it's the youth the youth are on top of it let's go Jordan oh we're at 10 we're more than 10 oh good I love that if you had another you really wanted to before we take a break throw it in I have one more I have one more it's kind of a throwback it's called You Get What You Give by the New Radicals oh I know I love that one And I know you guys know it, and you kind of always, if you start hearing it come on, you always start bobbing your head a little bit.
27:11Jourdan Rodrigue:It is a radically positive song about getting everything you put into something and not giving up, and I feel like the Patriots are kind of here, and they've given everything they have into creating just this wildly optimistic space that they're in right now, and that is what that song feels like to me when I listen to it. It will never get old to me when I'm in a funk or anything or if I need to finish a run with a sprint, like that's the song I listen to. Oh, wow. It is a song that will lift your spirits. And I think as much, even if you want to hate the Patriots watching this team and how they are together, you do feel a little bit of that joy.
27:48That's fun. That's a good one. I can't wait to listen to this playlist. Okay, I have one more I want to throw out there. And since you mentioned Wu-Tang earlier. Oh, yeah. Protect Your Neck is, I feel like this was their debut single. Sure. Thanks. So this is the debut for Mike Rabel with the Patriots. And with Drake May, the one concern, especially in the playoffs here, are the fumbles and protecting the football.
28:14Jourdan Rodrigue:And perhaps a sneaky injury that's popped up here in the late hours that Greg's real worried about. Let me tell you what. We were on top of that watching that play. Remember that play? Now it's haunting me, that play. It's going to affect things. Well, yeah. So protect your neck for more reasons. And Will Campbell needs to do a better job protecting Drake May's neck. And I wanted to throw one out there in honor of Ohioan Mike Vrabel, who would have been coming of age right around that early 90s. And his relationship with the play clock and the game clock makes me think of Hootie and the Blowfish's most important song, Time.
28:46Wow. Which notes all of our relationship with the passage of time, as well as growth and learning. I love that because I think about that 2018 run. It's 2018 season. it happened in that like everyone's like oh you guys like you had to wait so long it's sort of the opposite for I was like I can't believe that that was that that long ago yeah time it feels it feels like a way of crashing into the shore when me and Erica were embarrassingly like jumping up and down as they beat the Chiefs in overtime in the AFC championship and in the sound seems like a long time ago
29:24Jourdan Rodrigue:you know what though it really wasn't that long ago Greg. So congrats again, I guess. Let's take a break. We're going to come back and we're going to do the Seahawks and we're going to do more than 10 if we want to do. Who really cares? We like to break rules. Look at this playlist. Epic. This is ridiculous. Time. Booty.
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33:50Oh, yeah. Put this one on the playlist. Well, we're back. When I hear this, I think Seattle music. Seahawks. We just constructed a eclectic. Slightly unhinged. Bombastic Patriots playlist that is going to be a strong contender for the best playlist that helps describe the Super Bowl 60 participants. But we're going to try to top ourselves now with the Seahawks. I don't know. I guess we're not going to redraw for the order unless you want to. Or should we just go with the same order again? You look disappointed when I said that we weren't going to redraw. Let's redraw. Come on now. Remember when I asked you, I was like, why are we drafting it anyways, Colleen?
34:38You're like, it's important. I don't know why, because it is important.
34:41Jourdan Rodrigue:The integrity of the game. Here we go. We're shaking up the Giants' helmet. Okay. Why don't you pick, Jordan? The Giants, where Bill Belichick once constructed a Hall of Fame-worthy game plan. Look who's first, bitches! Oh, it's Jordan. She did it. And she even said, I have the perfect song. I am first. I am first. I mean, what are the odds we're stealing songs from each other? Anyways, all right. Give us the rest of the order. The rest of the order, who cares? Jordan! Greg is second. Okay. Third. Colleen. Double pick coming for Patrick. What is your perfect? I actually can't use my perfect Sam Darnold song yet because if I'm thinking of the construction of a playlist you got to start with a freaking banger.
35:34Jourdan Rodrigue:You can't start with something that Are we putting it up in the order that it was drafted? That's interesting. Why not? Yeah, I thought that. Yeah. Okay, sure. So I thought, like, I just think you have to start with something, like, quintessentially and totally Seattle, baby, Alive by Pearl Jam. It's the castoffs and the redemption arcs, finding that they made it through their toughest times. They are still alive. And the song crescendos in the same way that this team will just smother you in sound and pain and noise by the end of it. And it's so Seattle, you've got to start with Alive by Pearl Jam.
36:10Jourdan Rodrigue:number one overall. I was wondering how much to lean into the Seattle of it all. Like, are they going to be annoyed? You know, when you watch NBC, like Sunday night football and the Seahawks are playing and they're always playing like the grunge era songs going into break. But do they like that or did they not? If they were a less complete team, I would have put like, like man in a box by Alice in Chains or something. But Sam Darnold played so well this last time out that I don't think we even need that song. He's not going to be the man in the box. He's free. Greg, you got to play that. I love that.
36:40So do you think when you're constructing a playlist, because I do want to direct people to Colleen's Spotify, where she's got a lot of great... A little nervous about this. Do you have any philosophies in terms of constructing a playlist that are important to you? Well, I think quality control is very important. It's also a great song, by the way, but I think that you kind of have to... Jurassic Five? Yeah. Wow. You have to, once you construct the playlist, you have to go through it a few times and listen and then figure out, okay, which songs don't really work with this flow. I'm cool with appointing you general manager and making some cuts after the fact if you really want to be harsh.
37:22That would be compelling. I think that it is such an eclectic playlist, so it's going to be different than any other playlist. So it's not really going to flow genre-wise. Yeah, you had brought up the idea of maybe we should keep it to one genre or one genre per team, which wasn't a bad idea, but it seemed complicated.
37:42Jourdan Rodrigue:I like that we have a totality. So I guess I'm asking you this because I'm next. If I do have a grunge type of song, do you go with that second or do you save it for later? Or do you want it to go from even flow? Another Red Pearl Jam. See, I'm someone who is like, just go with it. You don't know what's going to happen later. If you want the prospect, go get the prospect. Don't save money. Don't save anything. because I immediately thought in bloom another song that I was screaming in a basement that wasn't really a band we would just play songs in Jeff Lash's basement but I would scream that's a fun one to scream out because this is it turning the rage in bloom they have a second year head coach which is like oh that's early actually no that's when you mostly win your Super Bowls is in the first, second, third year of the coach The entire offensive line is on a rookie deal.
38:35I don't know if I've ever seen that. Like all five guys are on their rookie deals. Most of the secondary on their rookie deals, including like their stars from the other night, like JSN's on his rookie deal. Barner, Ken Walker, who's going to be a free agent. Defensive lines, a little bit more of a mix. You know, you got some older players and stuff. Darnold still relatively cheapish. Like now is the time. We say this every year with Super Bowl teams and this Seahawks team could be great for a while. There's no reason that they won't be a contender next year, but like, damn, this team's in bloom.
39:09Like it is all popping. It is all working. According to DVOA, and I feel this way too, they're one of the best teams I've ever seen. I really don't think that's that crazy. They have to finish it off, but DVOA has them, I think it's the sixth best team since 1978, measuring offense, defense, special teams, total efficiency. And like, it doesn't seem that crazy. They're an awesome team. I mean, I know the Eagles were last year, too. They got to finish it off. You have to win it to get on that list.
39:37Jourdan Rodrigue:But that's my team. That's my song. I'm imagining you screaming this as a younger Greg. I've seen the yearbook photo. I think you could nail this. I had the look, not so much the pipes. Well, I'm not sure that this next pick is going to flow. At some point, we have to break up. Sorry, mine's not. But we can't go all grunge. It's heavy, man. When I think about Sam Darnold, there's one song that just kind of immediately popped into my head. It feels like the perfect way to describe his journey and where he is now. And it's Bob Marley's redemption song. Okay, let's go. I love it. I thought about They Reminisce Over You, but that was also about a friend dying.
40:22So I don't know if you guys remember that old song. Old hip hop. Pete Rock and CL Smooth. You would know it if you heard it, but Redemption Song is just so perfectly quintessential Sam Darnold.
40:36Jourdan Rodrigue:I think that's a perfect vibe shift within the flow of the podcast. Thank you. I think that's awesome. And he's going to, you know, exercise all the demons and the ghosts and stuff against the Patriots and blah, blah, blah. I mean, going into last year in Minnesota, you were so excited about what Sam Darnold could do that he could have this redemption. I know we haven't talked to you since you know he is now not just a Super Bowl quarterback but a Super Bowl quarterback coming off like an epic NFC championship game performance how are you feeling Colleen are you kidding me I feel incredible I'm so happy for Sam Darnold I'm so happy that he had that game and that there were zero mistakes in terms of like interceptions or fumbles there was nothing for people to be like see look there it is that's the thing that he does he can't do it under the bright lights.
41:24He's bad when it matters. Like, no. And that must feel so good for him now to get this trip to the Super Bowl. His grandfather, Dick Hammer, must be very, very excited. Let's go. Looking down from above. He's really going to nail the Super Bowl, I think. There it is. Finally, we got the Dick Hammer references. And yeah, you can't go with that first song. We're not putting that on the playoffs. We don't want that sort of... Hammer time. That's a good one. That sort of vibe. that is a great genre though of songs I Miss My Homies by Master P I Miss My Dogs by Lil Wayne is a great one New Greg is going to get wheezy in here stay tuned Patrick you're up I did not go grunge as well I was thinking of Sam Darnold also and I was also thinking of Leonard Williams I was thinking of two California guys who got an opportunity to play in the big city The only city that matters in New York where things went horribly wrong for them.
42:22And they come back on the West Coast. And I was thinking, what kind of music can I think of about the West Coast and the East Coast? I'm going with two of America's most wanted, Tupac and Snoop Dogg, back when Snoop was a little bit more on our side. And I think of Mother Blank the Rest, two of the best from the West Side. Because both the Big Cat and Sam had rough experiences there. and now they're going up against the team from there and they're going to heal all the wounds. That was a professional-ass summary. That was good. It all came together beautifully. Oh, thanks, Greg. Patrick, this was my dream when I pitched the segment that I would be doing what you're doing.
43:05But that didn't actually happen. So I'm so happy that you understood the assignment. Great job. Thanks, Colin.
43:11Jourdan Rodrigue:And we get a snake draft because it's back to you. Oh, my goodness. I do love the Leonard Williams redemption. Not that he needs redemption, but I just like his narrative arc. Well, yeah, so many of these things, we see them as redemptions, but really I think they're oftentimes indictments of the process and the people involved. Rashid Shaheed is also a guy who nobody wanted. Nobody cared. He had more yards and returns playing in that division than anybody in history. And it's like, ah, well, this guy, we'll sign him as a free agent. And here he is now playing on the biggest stage. So, yeah, it's a similar situation there.
43:45I'm going with the head coach, the head coach who's from Boston, born there. But more time in Georgia for Mike Mack. And I think about his formative time. I think about the postgame interview where you see the intensity in his eyes. It's something that's always been there. And so I'm going with Georgia rapper Ludacris and his track Get Back. Oh, yeah. The great one. You don't know Mike Mack like that. and you saw like when his eyes lit up when he got that pop from the crowd I think he will swing on somebody if need to and you know I hope there's no violence from the coaches in the Super Bowl but I think Mike McFarland I kind of hope there is we did not care
44:30when I was watching it I'm so glad that you guys talked about it on the recap show too because when I was watching it I noticed the very subtle like oh they reacted that way i like the way that feels i would like to do it again like we did not care it's so funny okay all right here we go so i here i'm gonna go with a little nod to the defense and go with pink floyd's dark side of oh yeah because of my life the dark side the Defense. That's their nickname, right, Greg? You're looking at... No, that's right. No, I'm thinking about something else. Language? Okay, great.
45:12Jourdan Rodrigue:Greg's thinking about the time that he took a gummy and then listened to Dark Side of the Moon and then watched The Wizard of Oz back. Never happened. I was very... very not into Pink Floyd. You were? Well, because that was like... I was... Maybe a contrarian. That was the popular music in my high school. Was Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin. So I was maybe like a little... Maybe a contrarian was like, f*** these guys. It was like... That's what all the jocks listen to. Well, in that case, then Greg can go with Tales from the Dark Side by DMX. We could do both. I'm adding it. Two very different lanes.
45:50Jourdan Rodrigue:Let's get back to that Wizard of Oz situation. What's the Wizard of Oz? Well, Greg, you're up. No, not back in high school, but that does sound like it would be a good time. I will go with Upgrade by Lil Wayne. not by Beyonce I think he calls it Upgrade You and it's tricky because there's like a few of his mixtape songs that I looked up and I was like they're not on Spotify and so I guess it didn't quite work well because he's stealing other people's songs but for some reason he must have gotten the permission from Beyonce or something or it's just floating out there because Upgrade You is just when he was in that phase like the drought three where he's just stealing taking other people's song and singing over them but he's doing it better than they were actually doing it.
46:37And this was next level. This does connect because him and Jay-Z were kind of like a frenemy-ish situation. Like he's the mentee, but he's trying to like take over as the guy. I'm the best rapper alive. And so he takes Jay-Z's girlfriend at the time and takes over and does it better than Jay-Z certainly could have, and maybe even better than Beyonce does it. And it does kind of remind me a little bit of what happened here in Seattle with the upgrade, unfortunately for my guy Gino, and what Darnold did. And then also with John Schneider, who kind of was like, see ya, Pete. I'm the man here. I'm going to take over.
47:21They kind of looked at me as like the little brother before, and now I'm wheezy. I'm in charge. I love this. It's about me. It's about me. Yes, he is that dude now, John Schneider. Oh my god I can't stop thinking about the pit master I can't stop thinking about it Like Mina is such a genius And the pit master Is such a funny nickname It's so good I need to tell her that That nickname is Broken Containment We've brought it up a couple times Because we're using that on Oh I almost used it on GBM On the Sunday show Unapproved at this point Yeah running wild You're up Jordan
48:02Jourdan Rodrigue:So I love the way this is flowing right now. It's actually informing specifically my next pick because I do want to point out we're going from Ludacris to Pink Floyd to DMX to Lil Wayne. And now my pick is the Sauron or Isengard theme song from Lord of the Rings. Wow. Is it because of Miami's band? No, Indiana, the Marching Hundred, specifically when it's played by a marching band because it is the most ominous and doom-inspiring and threatening and cool s*** that you'll hear on a football field. And I wish that Seattle, because think if Seattle could have something. Oh, my God. Because that is that defense.
48:45Jourdan Rodrigue:Go listen to it. It's going to give you chills. I don't care, Greg, that you're not a Lord of the Rings fan. I'm going to listen to it all. It will give you the goosebumpiest goose bumps watching. And Indiana, the way that they attack and the way that they don't care, that is vibes. This is the year for teams like this and it's Seattle's year and that is why I picked this song. Every team needs a marching band. I know it's a college band. I don't like you painting me as some anti-Lord of the Rings guy. I just, you know, Lord of the Rings 4, we're still walking through the forest. That's just where it just felt like it's just still going.
49:22I haven't made it yet. Still happening. We're still going through there. I was like, are they going to get there? I think as a fan of literary arts, though, when something is true to the source material, Greg, you probably appreciate it.
49:34Jourdan Rodrigue:And that's what this song really does feel like, this defense, truly. It feels like that looming dread that you know it's the purest form of ominous respect. It's just so good. And I love it, specifically when a marching band is playing it. I don't know if we could figure out how to put that on the playlist. I bet you could find it. I may have listened to it like 1700 times. Fire up Napster. We'll see what we can rip off here. And honestly, not being a Lord of the Rings guy, is a tell on myself. I don't have the creativity that you guys have in your brain to get there. I need it to be closer to reality somehow or so I can't engage fully with it.
50:13Be creative. One of the more popular book franchises of all time. I do feel like, Craig, if you ever had a yacht as a Patriots fan, you could be Lord of the Rings. Oh. Oh.
50:26Jourdan Rodrigue:Oh, my gosh. There's a new boat named Bill. Exactly. That would be fun. I guess we're at the end. Well, I also have a Sam. If anyone has extra ones, we'll do a speed round. Yeah. Okay. Running by the far side because of the running. Very simple. I love that one. Running, running. The far side. I have You Should Have Seen the Other Guy by Nathaniel Rettliff and the Night Sweats, which is a song about a person who can't help it. He just must dive into the fight no matter how bloodied or embattled he has been previously. and there is a cathartic, like, exercising demons guttural yell at the end of it that feels really good to sing out loud and I just gotta think that's a Sam Darnold song right there.
51:07I just wanna drive around with Jordan and rock out and just, like, scream and get all of the demons out. Right, this was what we learned. What are you doing later? Early in our Jordan education, I found out, like, I was surprised when you were like, oh, yeah, I'm going to a concert tomorrow night. I was like, where are you going? It's like, oh, Death Fest 24 or whatever. It's like, oh, I didn't know Jordan rolled like that. That's great. It's kind of not on brand, but it actually is. The more you get to know Jordan, it's very on brand.
51:42Jourdan Rodrigue:Oh, gosh. Multitudes. Do you have any more? I've emptied the clip. Yeah, I have too. This is all we got. I have too. I love it. I like that. I like you bringing the far side back in the mix. And I feel like Ken Walker kind of, he's almost like an old school type of runner. I feel like everyone here, everyone in today is like, oh, we're going to do what's blocked. We're going to do our assignments. No, Ken Walker's taken it back to like the 80s where he's just kind of, he's out there freestyling a little bit. He's jazz. Like the far side. Oh, that would have been a good one. Yeah. Just a little light jazz.
52:14I'm kind of upset I didn't put any of the Roots songs on there. That is a bummer. Hey, you're in control. It would have made more sense if the Eagles made the Super Bowl, but no. They're still in a never-ending offensive coordinator search. Yeah. Hey, speaking of which, by the way, I did a little talking about the Eagles on Good Sports with Kevin Hart and Keenan Allen. Whoa. That show is coming out tonight. There it is. Yeah. And where can they find this? Prime Video. Prime Video. Who's taller, you or Kevin Hart? You know what? Might be a push. I love that. I love the Kevin Hart picture with Shaquille O 'Neal.
52:55It's so awesome. That's really cool. Check out Connie on Prime Video. Check out Jordan on The Athletic and NFL Daily. And then Patrick Claibon. I'm all out of shows, Greg. No, you did power rankings this week. He's on everything. Game Center? It's not on this week. We only have one game left. Yeah, there's only one game. We don't have much left to do. Where else you can do is you can go to Spotify and you can find this playlist. How are we going to do it, Colleen? I'm not going to lie. It might not be live until tomorrow. It's okay. This show, it's coming out. We have a little lag time, Colleen.
53:35So I think we can give you an assignment to have it come out before it even comes out.
53:38Jourdan Rodrigue:And it's two playlists. Two playlists. And we're going to come up with a way to vote on that. Maybe I'll put that up on my Instagram or something. We don't have an NFL Daily Instagram. Don't worry. We'll collab. We will do it and we'll have a vote and you can decide which playlist is better. Why not? Yeah, and submit your own songs if you would like to... Yeah, we'd love to hear from you guys. Throw some songs into the mix. Tweet us. Whatever. Let us know. Interactive. The show doesn't end here. I want to interact with the people. I like the people. I am of the people. The people are me. I am them.
54:11I'm fine with the people. I'm getting played on.
54:16Jourdan Rodrigue:She's like, I am of the people. I'm a people person. This was delightful. Colleen, you're getting a raise. The only problem is you did so well, you're going to have to executive produce another show coming up soon. All right. Too good. We will be back in the feed Friday morning. That show is going to be me and Ollie Connelly. We will see you then. Bye.
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Gregg Rosenthal is joined by Jourdan Rodrigue, Colleen Wolfe and Patrick Claybon to construct the perfect playlist for Super Bowl LX! First, the songs and artists that represent the Patriots (03:30) followed by the Seahawks (26:08).
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