Super Bowl - Did you count them?

[Iron Patch]

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[Iron Patch]

But to his credit this video says a lot.

Y! SPORTS

 

[Chadeaux]

 

[NHBandit]

He had an amazing career. I predict that some time during the off season there's a news story about how he has signed up to be a sports announcer with one of the major networks. That game was painful to watch.

 

[BC1969]

So I take it I forgot the bowl was yesterday.
Making a statement of thinking for myself by not owning a TV is causing withdrawal.

Mike

 

[Frankn]

I kind of ignore those overpaid clowns. That Millions dollar salary doesn't come from me! Frank...

 

[Diggin-N-Dumps]

Im not into professional sports at all....But I do like watching people lose thier minds when thier team loses...kinda makes me feel good inside..

 

[Frankn]

Im not into professional sports at all....But I do like watching people lose thier minds when thier team loses...kinda makes me feel good inside..

The thing that gets me is the WE thing, WE just scored, WE won. It's like the fan actually accomplished something! I guess those fans actually have a shallow existance and use sports to boost it.
Then you have the other side. The runner makes a touchdown and dances around like,ain't I great! yep overpaid clowns. I get satisfaction from actually doing something well, I can't adopt someone else's accomplishments. Frank...

 

[Smooth Blend]

i was watching the puppy bowl instead, really.

 

[bigscoop]

I like the loyal "Team Fan" mindset....not even aware that his team is full of players who were once on somebody else's team, and likely will be again. A few years down the road, perhaps even the following year, he'll still be a loyal fan supporting "his team" against some of those great players who were on "his team" in prior years, but not anymore. Do these fans retire those favorite player team jersey's when that team player ends up on another team? There's no "I" in team, the coaches and owners and players often preach, but become a free agent and, "sure there is"....those disloyal bas*7#@s! I'll bet these franchises and leagues are laughing all the way to the bank.

 

[onfire]

Only watch it if the packers are in it. I'd really like to see the house play the senate with out helmets.

 

[yelnif]

He had an amazing career. I predict that some time during the off season there's a news story about how he has signed up to be a sports announcer with one of the major networks. That game was painful to watch.

I agree that the game was kinda lopsided- very surpriseing at this level of play. BUT the real pain was inflicted at halftime- the only thing good about it was the laser light and pyrotechnics show- what little they allowed you to see. I guess the younger crowd enjoyed the stage show ,though. jmho

 

[ivan salis]

of course the FAN did do something ....he paid the tab to make it possible to put together the "talent" that won the game ..without the fan's wallet --nothing else would occur.

 

[Chadeaux]

Only watch it if the packers are in it. I'd really like to see the house play the senate with out helmets.

NO! They're already Drain Bamaged!

 

[NHBandit]

My favorite thing about the Super Bowl is that 2 weeks after it's over racing starts at Daytona. Racing is the only sport I watch and before people start with the usual comments about how boring it is, I can tell you it's not at all boring from the other side of the fence. Having owned and built several racecars over the years it's the only sport I know of where a regular guy who's not a sports superstar can be a part of the team and be as important to winning as the driver is. Besides if I had to have a favorite football team it's the Patriots and well... you know how that turned out... LoL

 

[Limitool]

Your a true patriot Bandit.... almost to a fault.

 

[Frankn]

I like the loyal "Team Fan" mindset....not even aware that his team is full of players who were once on somebody else's team, and likely will be again. A few years down the road, perhaps even the following year, he'll still be a loyal fan supporting "his team" against some of those great players who were on "his team" in prior years, but not anymore. Do these fans retire those favorite player team jersey's when that team player ends up on another team? There's no "I" in team, the coaches and owners and players often preach, but become a free agent and, "sure there is"....those disloyal bas*7#@s! I'll bet these franchises and leagues are laughing all the way to the bank.

And the FANS are fanning out the money to support it all! Frank...