Don, Hahn & Rosenberg Podcast
Episode: Hour 4: Super Bowl Trivia & Last Call Crew
Date: February 7, 2026
Hosts: Don La Greca, Alan Hahn, Peter Rosenberg

Episode Overview

This hour kicks off with a spirited round of Super Bowl trivia focusing on the 1991 Washington Redskins/Commanders championship team, a subject dear to Rosenberg. The hosts swap memories, test each other's football knowledge with quirky, challenging questions, and engage callers for their thoughts on the Super Bowl and sports protests. The discussion shifts to listener calls covering Super Bowl viewing habits, personal stories, and a breaking Yankees rumor. The hour balances nostalgia, humor, and current sports takes with the show’s trademark New York attitude.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Super Bowl Trivia: 1991 Washington Redskins/Commanders (00:41–12:29)

• Nostalgia & Personal Connection:

  • Rosenberg reflects: "I feel like I'm a little more emo about 87 because it was the first...But 91 is one of the greatest, top-five team probably in history." (01:00–01:13)
  • Hahn points out 1991 was Rosenberg’s “sweet spot” as a fan (age 12).

• Trivia Challenge Format:

  • The trivia segment, sourced from ESPN.com, covers key players, moments, and fun facts from Washington's last Super Bowl win.
  • Rosenberg and Allen compete, with Hahn acting as quizmaster and occasional participant.

• Sample Questions and Highlights:

  • Most games started at QB for Washington in '91?
    Answer: Mark Rypien (02:04)
  • Which player scored in the Super Bowl for Washington?
    Answer: Gerald Riggs (02:20)
  • Which player was a rookie on Washington in 1991?
    • Both stumble, mistakenly picking Mark Schlereth ("Stink"), but correct answer is Ricky Irvins.
      • Allen: "That's embarrassing...I forgot he was on the Super Bowl team." (03:11–03:17)
  • Which defensive player tied with Darrell Green in INTs?
    • Incorrect guesses; answer is Wilbur Marshall.
      • "That is shocking," says Allen (04:12)
  • Who kicked for Washington in '91?
    Answer: Chip Lohmiller (04:45)
  • Oldest player on a Super Bowl roster?
    Answer: Steve DeBerg, who was 45 (09:02–09:13)
    • "He was the quarterback in San Francisco before Montana," Rosenberg notes. (09:15–09:18)

• Memorable Banter:

  • On trivia difficulty:
    Rosenberg: "These questions are really rough."
    Hahn: "They're very weird." (12:31–12:38)
  • Allen to audience: "Thank you for indulging me, people." (12:39)

• Trivia Score:

  • Allen finishes with 6 of 10 correct.

2. Callers & Listener Interaction ("Last Call Crew") (16:38–22:59)

a. Moose in Jamaica: The Protest Call (16:38–18:55)

• Moose explains he stopped watching Super Bowls post-2018 out of solidarity with Colin Kaepernick.
  • “Like many in the black community, they stop watching the Super Bowl.” (16:49–17:36)
• The hosts banter about the legitimacy and consistency of partial boycotts.
  • Hahn: "You're either out or you're in." (17:57–18:02)
  • Rosenberg jokes, "I've protested every Pro Bowl...I'll watch everything else." (18:10–18:33)
• Moment of show’s characteristic ribbing:
  • "That's an embarrassment to protests." (Don Hahn, 18:43–18:48)

b. JJ in North Carolina: Gratitude & Super Bowl Prediction (19:26–21:10)

• JJ shares that the show helps him during tough times with his elderly dog.
  • “It does a lot for people personally...you guys helped me out and I appreciate it a bunch.” (19:37–20:06)
• Seahawks vs. Patriots Super Bowl prediction: Seahawks by ~10, Sam Darnold MVP.
  • “I think they win by about 10ish. And Darnold wins MVP. JSN probably has two touchdowns.” (20:36–20:43)
• Hosts agree the current era's parity makes comparisons to classic teams tough.
  • Rosenberg: “Whoever wins the championship...will not be comparable to teams from the past because I just think the game is different now.” (21:07–21:09)

c. Ed in New Jersey: Super Bowl Historic Note (21:10–22:06)

• Ed revisits Super Bowl VII, citing Billy Kilmer's pass hitting the upright in the end zone, leading to a turnover and eventual NFL rule changes.
  • “The ball hits the cross, not the crossbar, but the upright...and two years later they moved the goal post back.” (21:22–22:06)

3. Quick Yankees Breaking News & Final Thoughts (22:06–23:12)

• Rosenberg mentions a reported Yankees signing of Paul Goldschmidt (later clarified as not official).

  • "Paul Goldschmidt and the New York Yankees are finalizing a one-year contract." (22:22)

• Hosts agree this move keeps the Yankees roster largely the same, with minor upgrades.

  • Rosenberg: "No, it's not running it back, Allen. No, it's running in place." (22:23–22:27)

• Personal well wishes between hosts and sign-off anticipation for Knicks basketball and Super Bowl weekend.

  • “Alan, enjoy your night off...We will talk to you again on Monday. Recap the Super Bowl and get, get life ahead without some football..." (22:44–23:10)

Notable Quotes & Moments (with Timestamps)

• On Super Bowl nostalgia:
  “91 is one of the greatest, top-five team probably in history. But I think about 87 more.” – Don Allen (01:13)

• Historic trivia moment:
  “He was the quarterback in San Francisco before Montana...finished the season for the Dolphins when Marino tore his Achilles. He played forever.” – Peter Rosenberg on Steve DeBerg (09:15–09:20)

• On uneven protest logic:
  "That's an embarrassment to protests...that's protesting meat but still eating hamburgers." – Don Hahn and Peter Rosenberg (18:43–19:15)

• Listener gratitude:
  “You guys just provide this entertainment and comedy and good talk radio...it does a lot for people personally.” – JJ, caller (19:37–20:06)

• Seahawks Super Bowl comparison:
  "I can't say the Seahawk team is the Legion of Boom...just think the game is different now." – Peter Rosenberg (20:43–21:09)

Timestamps of Important Segments

• Washington Trivia Segment: 00:41–12:29
• Calls / Super Bowl Protest: 16:38–18:55
• Listener Gratitude & Seahawks Prediction: 19:26–21:10
• Super Bowl VII & Goalposts: 21:10–22:06
• Yankees / Goldschmidt Rumor: 22:06–22:35
• Final Goodbyes / Knicks Plug: 22:44–23:12

Summary

This hour captures the chemistry of Don, Hahn & Rosenberg: trivia-laden sports nostalgia, quick-witted banter, and direct conversations with a passionate New York sports fanbase. Listeners are pulled into the warmth and humor of sports radio, with memorable detours through iconic football history, the thorny terrain of sports protests, and heartrending reminders of the show's impact on fans’ daily lives. The episode closes with actionable rumors and hearty sendoffs, all set to the beat of New York sports culture.