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Sharp, Verno, and House discuss Andy Reid’s clock management, the questionable penalties, the difference in coaching strategies, and more from Super Bowl LV
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Warren Sharp is joined by both of his cohosts from the season, Chris Vernon and Joe House, to break down the Super Bowl in its entirety. We discuss Andy Reid’s clock management, the questionable penalties, the difference in coaching strategies, and Kansas City’s dropped passes, before recapping how our bets fared on Sunday.
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