Bad Bunny addresses the news media at Super Bowl LX media day in San Francisco on Thu Feb 5, 2026 (photo by Shawn McCullough-Sports Radio Service)
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By Amaury Pi Gonzalez
Super Bowl LX comes to the Bay Area, and so do the fans from the US and many other places in the world. For the first time ever, the Half Time Show will be all in Spanish. Superstar Bad Bunny is the star. I am not familiar with the Bunny. Although I am Hispanic, I am from a different generation, and when I want to listen to Spanish music, I prefer Julio Iglesias, Celia Cruz, or many other truly legendary Spanish singers from earlier generations.
These people I mentioned (and others I did not) are truly icons of Spanish music. So, excuse me, but for me, the only bunny I like is Bugs Bunny, whose voice was dubbed by the great Mel Blanc from Brooklyn, and Bugs eating his “zanahorias” is widely known in English, Spanish, French, Italian, and other languages done at Burbank’s Warner Brothers studios.
Seems like the NFL all of a sudden discovered that the largest minority in the United States of America speaks Spanish, so their marketing brains concluded, “Hey, we better do a half-time show all in Spanish.” With all due respect to the NFL, Major League Baseball has been the leading pro sports broadcaster in Spanish-language in the US.
The NFL might be king in the US, but it’s definitely not in Latin America, where Béisbol es Rey”. Of course, the commercials are always fun because most of these companies pay around $8 million to show their products during the game, pre-and post-game, and everything else in between.
Look for an Xfinity advertisement with something to do with Jurassic Park, and of course, Budweiser is always one of the most ingenious spots for the Super Bowl. The Budweiser Clydesdales have been a staple of the Super Bowl since 1975, appearing in over 45 commercials and marking their 48th national appearance by Super Bowl LX in 2026.
They are considered an enduring, long-running tradition in the game’s advertising My Prediction: Seattle Seahawks 17, New England Patriots 10 ¡Adiós, muchachos!
Quote: “WINNING is not everything–but making the EFFORT to win is.” – Vince Lombardi, Green Bay Packers
Amaury Pi-Gonzalez – Cuban-born Pi-González is one of the pioneers of Spanish-language baseball play-by-play in America. Began as Oakland A’s Spanish-language voice in 1977 ending in 2024 (interrupted by stops with the Giants, Mariners and Angels). Voice of the Golden State Warriors from 1992 through 1998. 2010 inducted in the Bay Area Radio Hall of fame.
While in the Bay Area, great food and great prices. 998cuba.com
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Drake Maye addresses the media in San Jose on Mon Feb 2, 2026 during media day in preparation of Super Bowl LX (photo by Shawk McCullough-Sports Radio Service)
Super Bowl LX podcast Lincoln Juarez:
#1 Who will be the key difference-maker in Super Bowl LX Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold or Patriots quarterback Drake Maye — and how might their performances decide the game?
#2 How might Seattle’s top-ranked defense impact New England’s offensive game plan on Super Bowl Sunday?
#3 With the Seahawks favored by around 4.5 points in the odds, what strategies could the Patriots employ to keep the game close or pull off an upset?
#4 How will injuries — such as Seahawks rookie Nick Emmanwori’s ankle sprain — affect each team’s performance in the biggest game of the season?
#5 What historical or narrative storylines — such as this being a rematch of Super Bowl XLIX — add extra intrigue to the Seahawks vs. Patriots matchup?
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold (14) speaks with the news media Thu Feb 5, 2026 in San Jose (AP News photo)
Super Bowl LX podcast Michael Duca:
#1 Who will be the key difference-maker in Super Bowl LX Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold or Patriots quarterback Drake Maye — and how might their performances decide the game?
#2 How might Seattle’s top-ranked defense impact New England’s offensive game plan on Super Bowl Sunday?
#3 With the Seahawks favored by around 4.5 points in the odds, what strategies could the Patriots employ to keep the game close or pull off an upset?
#4 How will injuries — such as Seahawks rookie Nick Emmanwori’s ankle sprain — affect each team’s performance in the biggest game of the season?
#5 What historical or narrative storylines — such as this being a rematch of Super Bowl XLIX — add extra intrigue to the Seahawks vs. Patriots matchup?
New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye (10) speaks with the news media on opening night of the NFL Super Bowl LX Mon Feb 2, 2028 in San Jose (AP News photo)
Super Bowl LX podcast Rich Perez:
#1 How will Seattle’s strong defense impact New England’s offensive game plan? With the Seahawks finishing with one of the top defenses and limiting opposing offenses effectively this season, how might that affect the Patriots’ ability to score?
#2 Can the Patriots’ pass rush force turnovers from Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold? New England’s pressure rate has been among the best in the playoffs — will that translate into forcing mistakes in the Super Bowl?
#3 Which player(s) are most likely to make game-changing plays — and why? For example, how might Jaxon Smith-Njigba or Kenneth Walker III’s big-play ability influence the outcome?
#4 Will weather conditions at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara affect how the game is played? Forecasts indicate a chance of rain early in the game — what impact could that have on ball security and running vs. passing strategies?
#5 What historical significance could this game have for each franchise? If the Patriots win, it would be their seventh Super Bowl title and first without Tom Brady — whereas a Seahawks win would be just their second in franchise history.
New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye (10) and Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold (14) stand on stage with the Lombardi Trophy for the opening week of Super Bowl LX in San Jose on Mon Feb 2, 2026 (AP News photo)
Super Bowl LX podcast Tony Renteria:
#1 How will Seattle’s strong defense impact New England’s offensive game plan? With the Seahawks finishing with one of the top defenses and limiting opposing offenses effectively this season, how might that affect the Patriots’ ability to score?
#2 Can the Patriots’ pass rush force turnovers from Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold? New England’s pressure rate has been among the best in the playoffs — will that translate into forcing mistakes in the Super Bowl?
#3 Which player(s) are most likely to make game-changing plays — and why? For example, how might Jaxon Smith-Njigba or Kenneth Walker III’s big-play ability influence the outcome?
#4 Will weather conditions at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara affect how the game is played? Forecasts indicate a chance of rain early in the game — what impact could that have on ball security and running vs. passing strategies?
#5 What historical significance could this game have for each franchise? If the Patriots win, it would be their seventh Super Bowl title and first without Tom Brady — whereas a Seahawks win would be just their second in franchise history.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell sits with the Seattle Seahawks, New England Patriots helmets, and the Lombardi Trophy and addresses the news media at his state of the NFL press conference in San Francisco on Tue Feb 3, 2026 (AP News photo)
Super Bowl LX podcast David Zizmor:
#1 In press conference with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said that adding an 18th game to the regular season is not a given and that the Players Assocation is opposed to adding an 18th game because fatigue and exhaustion from playing 17 games is enough.
#2 San Francisco running back Christian McCaffery said that the Pro Bowl that is scheduled with the Super Bowl would be good for the NFL. Saying that “flag football is growing internationally in so many ways to bring sport to life a little bit and watch some guys playing in the NFL do it.” The Pro Bowl was played on Tuesday this week inside the Moscone Center as opposed to traditionally being played in a stadium.
#3 Former Tampa Bay Buccaneer defensive tackle Warren Sapp said during Super Bowl week that there should be no tackle football for kids until their at least 14. Sapp is suffering from memory loss at age 53 and he is concerrned that CTE will be an issue for youth tackle football. Sapp said that he doesn’t watch eight to nine years old hit each other. Ironically the CTE Summit is being held in San Francisco simualtaniously with Super Bowl week in the City.
#4 Quick shout out to Kippu Sushi and Roll located at 1707 Buchcanan Street in San Francisco’s Japantown who sponsered this week’s Sportstalk remote David talk about your experience there this week.
Colorado Avalanche left wing Artturi Lehkonen goes for a victory skate after scoring a second period goal against the San Jose Sharks at Ball Arena in Denver on Wed Feb 4, 2026 (AP News photo)
San Jose Sharks podcast Len Shapiro:
#1 How did Artturi Lehkonen’s two goals influence the Avalanche’s momentum and eventual 4–2 win over the Sharks?
#2 What role did Nathan MacKinnon’s performance (including reaching his 700th career assist) play in Colorado’s offensive success?
#3 How effective were each team’s goaltenders — Mackenzie Blackwood for Colorado and Yaroslav Askarov for San Jose — and in what moments did their saves matter most?
#4 What turning points in the third period allowed the Avalanche to take and maintain the lead after the Sharks tied the game early in the frame?
#5 What overall trends (shot differential, possession, special teams) can be identified from this matchup that reflect each team’s performance heading into the Olympic break?
#1 How might the rematch narrative from Super Bowl XLIX influence this game? This is a rare Super Bowl rematch — the Patriots beat the Seahawks in Super Bowl XLIX — and both teams have very different rosters and storylines this time.
#2 Who will have the greater impact: Sam Darnold or Drake Maye? Darnold leads a dynamic Seattle offense while Maye has been instrumental in New England’s turnaround season — this battle of quarterbacks could decide the outcome.
#3 Can the Patriots’ defense slow down Seattle’s explosive playmakers like Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Kenneth Walker III? With Seattle’s offense clicking and New England’s defense among the league’s best, this matchup is one to watch.
#4 Will the special “USA 250” patch worn by both teams add historical significance or distraction to Super Bowl LX? Both teams are celebrating the United States’ 250th anniversary with a commemorative patch on their jerseys, which has generated fan discussion.
#5 Which coaching strategies will determine this game —New England head coach Mike Vrabel’s discipline or Seattle Seahawks Mike Macdonald’s defensive dominance? Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel and Seahawks defensive guru Mike Macdonald each bring different philosophies, which could be pivotal in a close Super Bowl.
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold takes questions from the news media Mon Feb 2, 2026 during media day for Super Bowl LX in San Jose (Shawn McCullough-Sports Radio Service photo)
Super Bowl LX podcast Rich Perez:
#1 Will the Seattle Seahawks be able to overcome the Patriots and win their second Super Bowl title? Consider Seattle’s defensive dominance this season under coach Mike Macdonald and their Super Bowl XLVIII history.
#2 Can the Patriots win a record-seventh Super Bowl and establish a new dynasty under head coach Mike Vrabel? This is New England’s first Super Bowl since the Brady–Belichick era.
#3 Which quarterback will have the bigger impact on the outcome — Seahawks’ Sam Darnold or Patriots’ Drake Maye? Both led their teams to 14-3 records and have storylines worth debating.
#4 How important will the rematch factor be in Super Bowl LX, given that this matchup echoes Super Bowl XLIX (2015)? Does the memory of that Patriots win influence how fans and analysts view this game?
#5 Could the halftime show featuring Bad Bunny influence the broader cultural impact of Super Bowl LX beyond the game itself? (Hint: this year’s entertainment lineup is a major talking point for global audiences.)
Rich Perez is a Super Bowl LX analyst for CBS Sports and Sports Radio Service catch his podcasts at http://www.sportsradioservice.com
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