Go Saints!!!!!!!!!
 
Sorry just had to say that

I agree- This year the Steelers sucked, the Panthers really sucked, so I'm jumping on the Saints bandwagon. Hope there's room!

Never Mind.

well the Saints beat themselves.. this time wait till next year really means something

What a great AFC game after the NFC version wasn't particularly competitive after the half.  I can see the papers tomorrow...
 
NEWS FLASH - Tom Brady IS human!
 
There were several calls in this game that could have changed the outcome, but I think the better team won in the end.  The Patriots played above their talent level through the playoffs this year and it finally caught up to them.
 
I think the reverse matchups would be better Super Bowls to watch.  Colts-Saints or Patriots-Bears both sound like recipes for great games.  I don't like the sound of Colts-Bears for a great matchup to watch.  It could be a good game, but it could also be a blowout either way.  I guess we'll see in two weeks.

I'll take the Bears! It's about their time. The NFC seems to slam a little harder this year IMHO.
I wonder if the half-time show will have any Alembics! That will make it worth watching.
Even an advertisement...oohhh get the frogs and horses together in the barn..a little Bud and some volume and a series 1..there ya go..
NLP
 
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I think the last time the Colts were in the SB they beat the Cowboys. 1970 or 71 I believe.

What are you all talking about? Ignorance is bliss, I'm sure.

Football, Adriaan, the American version that is.  They're talking about the playoff games to see who makes it into the Super Bowl.  It's almost a religious sect in the US.

Sam, I know just about enough now not to add Go Yankees! on this thread - wrong sports, right?

(my turn) ...
 
GO BEARS!
 
Some of those tackles looked about as good as they get,
 
Mike

It's almost a religious sect....
 
Whaddya mean almost? In some regions it is THE religion....
 
JPS

Believe me JP, I know.  Living in an NFL city there is such emphasis on supporting the local team one would think that it's a city ordinance.

GO BEARS!  That said, yes, some people do seem a tad overly enthusiatic about it.  But to find the truly religious dedication, go to any small town in TX or OH on an autumn Friday night.  It's scary!  (And yes, I played HS football in a small town in OH)
 
Peter

I'm just thankful that the Raiders didn't have a chance at the bowl.