Awww shucks...

[jazda]

Well the Pats played pretty good..... maybe next year for them......

[Wild1Poet2]

It was competitive but I thought Brady played bad. Starting with giving up the safety. But the Giants get credit for the pass rush pressure.

Too many commercials in the SP. Every 2 minutes a commercial.

[coolhawg6622]

My favorite team won!!! Who ever is playing the patriots or the bears is my fav!! Brady sux!

[wreckerman]

I thought the puppy bowl was awesome

[Wild1Poet2]

I missed the puppy bowl.

Its pretty cool that we have baseball and football teams up here now that people root against and hate. When I was a kid our teams sucked so no one paid attention to them.

I wonder how long folks around here are going to be walkin around all pizzed off? They should have the Super Bowl on Fridays so you have the weekend to recover. People are actually out sick today !! Hungover.

[Wide]

Puppy bowl RULED

Best team that day won. Absolutly hate all the commercials and halftime crap, ruins it for me

[Wild1Poet2]

That's what's cool about the Super Bowl. Its "one and done". One game. Its all on the line. If you play lousy its all over. Not like baseball where you have up to seven tries to win.

[Wide]

One game is about all they can do ina week. Takes that long to recover. Its like being in a car accident

Ever meet some old players, they dont have much left upstairs

[gliderider94]

I seen crack whores that had more meat on their bones then Madona.

[Wild1Poet2]

I don't know any pro players just college players. They are still all together.

Yeah they take a lot of hits. Like yesterday that hit Chung put on Hicks. That has to ring the bell.

After he retired Johnny Unitas had to velcro is right hand onto a golf club cuz he couldn't grip it.

Here's a great SI story about the punishment these guys take.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/si_...wrecking_yard/

Johnny Unitas once owned the most dangerous right arm in the NFL. Today he barely has use of the hand attached to it. Unitas, who is considered by many to be the greatest field general to play the game, is still paying for a hit he took more than three decades ago as a Baltimore Colt. That day in 1968, Unitas was drawing back his arm to throw a pass when a Dallas Cowboy mashed the inside of his elbow. Unitas came back to play again--the arm seemed fine up through his retirement in 1974 -- but by the mid-1990s he was having problems with the nerves that controlled his hand and fingers. He lost strength and feeling in the hand and became unable to rotate the thumb back and grasp objects. The symptoms only got worse. Now Unitas cannot close the hand that made Raymond Berry famous.
Unitas's two knee replacements work perfectly well -- cartilage and ligaments in the right knee were torn in a collision with two Bears in 1963, while the left wore out from years of favoring the right -- but when he plays golf, which is about all the exercise he can get with those knees, he has to use his left hand to close the fingers of his gloved right hand around the grip, then strap the hand to the shaft with a Velcro strip. He goes through this tedium on every shot. "I do it putting, too," says Johnny U, who's 68.