Super Bowl 48

On Wednesday afternoon, Jeff Thurn visited with ESPN Radio's Jorge Sedano on Overtime from Radio Row in New York City. Sedano is a radio broadcaster on ESPN radio, and co-hosts Sedano and Stink. Sedano says the Miami Heat can overcome their January slump: "Yeah, man...

Former head of officials for NFL Jim Daopoulos (@refereeJimD) joined Jeff Thurn on Wednesday's edition of Overtime on ESPN 99.1. Daopoulos spent 11 years as an on-field official and 12 years as an NFL supervisor of officials. He was on the field for Super Bowl XXXIII...

Former NFL Wide Receiver Charlie Brown joined Jeff Thurn on Wednesday's edition of  Overtime on ESPN 99.1. Brown played six years in the NFL for Washington and Atlanta. He caught 220 receptions for 3,548 yards, and 25 touchdowns. Brown on preparing for the Super Bowl when he played: "We only had one week...

Reese Waters of Bleacher Report joined Jeff Thurn on Wednesday's edition of Overtime live from Radio Row in New York City. Waters is a Bleacher Report correspondent and a former comedian. He used to host UNITE on ESPNU. Waters on if Seattle has a chance against Denver's offense: "People have said a lot how it will come down to Denver's offense vs...

Scott Van Pelt & Ryen Russillo joined Jeff Thurn on Wednesday's edition of Overtime on ESPN 99.1. SVP and Russillo can be listened to from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. CDT right here on ESPN 99.1 and ESPN Radio. Van Pelt and Russillo on if Tiger will win another major: Scott - "Sure. Fo...

Rocky Boiman joined Jeff Thurn on Wednesday's edition of Overtime on ESPN 99.1. Boiman was a nine-year NFL veteran who played for Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Kansas City, and Tennessee. He had 256 total tackles, 1.5 sacks, and five interceptions in his career...

Former NFL Running Back Jamal Lewis joined Jeff Thurn on Wednesday’s edition of Overtime on ESPN 99.1. Lewis is a 10-year NFL veteran that played for Cleveland and Baltimore. In his career, he rushed for 10,607 yards, and 58 touchdowns...

Former coach Barry Switzer, one of only two coaches to win a national championship and a Super Bowl, spoke Tuesday about winning at the top two levels of football.

Bart Oates has a unique perspective on the Super Bowl - actually he has three unique perspectives.

Brock Huard is a former Washington state h.s. football player, University of Washington Huskies qb and Seattle Seahawks signal caller. I wonder who he's rooting for in the Super Bowl?