The Sean Salisbury Show

With Sunday approaching closer and closer and considering the predictions made all week leading up to Super Bowl LIX weekend we are now two days away from kickoff. Hearing predictions from a hand full of famed voices and players across the sports world, but joining the guys this morning happens to be an NFL player who's played recently in a Super Bowl not too long ago alongside what many may argue is the best quarterback the league has ever seen. Super Bowl champion Leonard Fournette joins the guys discussing this highly anticipated game rolling into Sunday along with special guest Maureen Carlson from the non-profit organization Rebuilding Together. Helping out constantly wherever it tends to matter, Maureen and Leonard both give their final predictions as we rolling into the final stretch to Sunday's kickoff.

Winning championships together and still good friends outside of being teammates next to Dallas's star running back Emmitt Smith, none other than the Dallas Cowboys fullback Daryl Johnston joins 790. Now the Executive Vice President of Football Operations for the UFL minor league, Daryl joins the guys alongside his longtime friend and teammate Emmitt in talks of Super Bowl LIX and his experiences throughout his years making Super Bowls with the Dallas Cowboys. With lots of people leaning towards the favorite in Sunday's afternoon showdown, Daryl shares a different point-of-view in regards to the outcome of the game and who may walk away with the trophy in the final game of the season.

With the tension of the Super Bowl rising more and more higher as we get closer and closer to Sunday and hearing from voices like Clay Matthews and Dan Patrick, another familiar voice joins Sean and Brian this morning in talks of Super Bowl LIX. Winning three Super Bowl titles with the Dallas Cowboys and making eight Pro Bowl appearances happens to be none other than Dallas's star running back Emmitt Smith. Talking game plans and schemes for Sunday's showdown Emmitt shares a few of his experiences in regards to this special weekend in the NFL along with who he thinks may pull away the winner in Super Bowl LIX.

With Sunday approaching closer and closer, lots of fans and people are highly anticipating Sunday's kickoff at the Caesars Superdome down in New Orleans, Louisiana. Taking in different viewpoints and predictions for Sunday's game, joining the guys this morning happens to be none other than sports broadcaster Dan Patrick. Talking Super Bowl LIX Dan shares a bit of what he's eyeing in regards to Sunday's rematch from Super Bowl LVII. Also mentioning a few things to be mindful of like the quarterback duel along with key playmakers that could turn the game one-sided, Dan shares his thoughts rolling into Sunday's game along with his final prediction of who may walk away with the Vince Lombardi trophy.

With Sunday inching closer and closer, the anticipation for kickoff headlining the Philadelphia Eagles taking on the Kansas City Chiefs has fans eagerly waiting for what is the final showdown of the season. Looking to be a rematch from Super Bowl LVII and taking a moment discussing what this moment may feel like, NFL legend Bernie Kosar joins Sean and Brian and sheds a bit of his experience throughout his twelve year tenure in the NFL. Along with a prediction on Sunday's winner, Bernie also shares a bit insight pertaining to what players may expect rolling into Sunday's game far as the atmosphere, nerves, and the surreal feeling of Super Bowl weekend leading right into gameday on Sunday.

Rolling into the final week of the postseason, the Super Bowl has now arrived with the anticipation for Sunday's kickoff through the roof as fans look to see a Super Bowl LIX showdown. With Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles set to kickoff against the back-to-back two time Super Bowl champions in what looks to be a rematch from Super Bowl LVII, former NFL linebacker Clay Matthews joins the guys discussing Super Bowl LIX. Outside of predicting a winner, Clay shares a bit of insight on his first Super Bowl appearance with the Packers along with a few pointers to note and look for rolling into the final game of the 2024-2025 season.