Then, on Friday, Cousins appeared on CBS Mornings to discuss the Super Bowl, which will air on CBS and Paramount+ on Sunday, just hours after illuminating the stage in Las Vegas.
The cousins began by stating that as part of his cognitive training, he regularly watches CBS Mornings and CBS Sunday Morning.
“It’s also fun because it takes my mind off the grind of football,” Cousins stated.
According to Cousins, the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers’ Super Bowl clash promises to be a tight, contested game.
You can sense the magnitude and it’s a great matchup. Every play, penalty, catch, or drop feels like it may mean the difference between winning a world championship and losing,” Cousins remarked.ousins praised both quarterbacks, mentioning 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy in particular.
“If I was him in my second year, I’d be pretty overwhelmed,” Cousins stated. Over the previous two years, he has demonstrated composure in stressful situations. He has participated in numerous major contests.
In terms of his Super Bowl pick, Cousins says he’s rooting for Kyle Shanahan of the 49ers, the team he played for during his first two NFL seasons.
He has not yet received a ring. He merits one. Cousins declared, “I think he’s the best football coach there is.”
Cousins projects that the 49ers will win by a slim margin, 28–27. The 49ers haven’t won a Super Bowl since 1994.
He also shared his thoughts about his future, stating that one of the main reasons he wants to play for another two or three years is because of his kids.
“When my career took off, I turned to face my wife and said, ‘I need to play for as long as possible so they will remember that I played.'” At the moment, they are 4 and 6 years old,” he stated.
Cousins’ contract with the Vikings for the upcoming season is unsigned, so he might depart.Kirk Cousins, the quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings, has had a busy few days.
During a skit on the NFL Honors on Thursday night, Cousins danced to demonstrate to the public that he is regained some mobility in his Achilles. Couples dancing to Ginuwine’s 1996 hit song “Pony” included cousins and New Orleans Saints DE Cameron Jordan.
Numerous responses to the dance have been posted on social media. It should be mentioned that Jordan chastised Cousins’ quarterback performance last summer, claiming that the quarterback takes “slow, right decisions.”