The Late-Round Fantasy Football Podcast The Show: Super Bowl LX Preview, Part 1
Feb 4, 2026
Josh Johnson, veteran NFL quarterback known for his longevity and thoughtful approach to the game, joins to discuss preparation, recovery, and staying ready as a backup. He talks quarterback mindset and meditation. He also traces offensive scheme evolution and praises former players turned coaches. The conversation highlights favorite receivers and career moments.
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Nagy's Chiefs Stint Coincided With Offensive Decline
- Matt Nagy's tenure after Eric Bieniemy in Kansas City corresponded with declining offensive EPA and success rates.
- JJ views Nagy's Giants OC hire as uninspiring given the objective drop in performance post-Bieniemy.
Close Super Bowl Spreads Favor Upsets
- Historical Super Bowl spreads close to the current line have often produced underdog wins in recent decades.
- JJ warns the current game could be closer than bettors expect because several similar past favorites lost.
Seattle's Pressure Profile Creates Scrambles
- Seattle generates high pressure without blitzing frequently, which raises scramble and sack opportunities.
- JJ expects Drake May to both scramble for yards and face significant sack risk against Seattle's front.