Shane Gillis claims that losing the Super Bowl is one of the worst feelings in sports.

“I promise I'm trying to say this to make you feel better it's not as good when they win as is it's as bad when they lose and I was like what she's like this is the worst feeling in sports”

Dan Soder believes that crying over a sporting event before winning the Super Bowl is a negative sign for a team.

“just something that I've witnessed as a football fan and a theory that I have is you cannot cry until you've won the Super Bowl if you cry before that it's like coming too fast”

Winning the Super Bowl was a uniquely addictive and rewarding experience that differed from any other football achievement.

“I wish everybody got the opportunity to experience that because it's it's just a lot that come with winning a Super Bowl and I was like I just wanted to try to win that again, experience that again.”

He claims that losing the Super Bowl caused him to feel angry and speechless because he knew it was the final play of the game.

“I knew that was the last play so I just you know I'm saying I walked off the field with anger through my helmet and I'm saying I was the first thing I did but after that I just was down I ain't no I was speechless after that point you know I didn't know what to think after that”

He claims the Super Bowl loss was devastating, but the experience motivates him to work harder.

“I've been through the worst of the worst and you know at the all-time high you know so just letting everything marinate you know just seeing what we should have accomplished you know so just being able to just sit there and just keep that picture in my mind you know it's going to drive me to go even”