The Right Time with Bomani Jones Drake Maye disappoints in Super Bowl LX, Seahawks defense dominates, Bad Bunny's halftime show | 02.09
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Feb 9, 2026 They break down Drake Maye's rough Super Bowl outing and what it means for quarterback narratives. Seattle's dominant defense and concussion protocol handling get detailed attention. Bad Bunny's halftime party and the manufactured backlash are discussed at length. Side topics include strange athlete performance claims, gambling ethics around Giannis, and quirky listener voicemails.
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Nigerian Mom At Super Bowl
- Justina Amonwari, a Nigerian mother, described going to the Super Bowl to cheer for her son and didn't grasp its magnitude.
- Bomani Jones used her reaction to highlight how sports can sound trivial to those outside the culture.
Old-School Running Game Shine
- Kenneth Walker delivered an old-school, workmanlike rushing performance with 27 carries for 135 yards.
- Bomani credits the run game and questions play-calling decisions that limited his bigger stat line.
Drake Maye's Historically Bad Day
- Drake Maye had an extremely poor Super Bowl, one of the worst postseason quarterback EPA marks since 2000.
- Bomani notes this performance doesn't doom Maye forever but ranks among historically bad Super Bowl QB outings.