The Super Bowl

[thefly]

The Cowboys are out, which despite upsetting me didn't really surprise me. I know it delighted Joe to no end.

Anyway, I'm seeing a Green Bay vs. New England show down.

Green Bay wins for the sports news story for the rest of the decade.

[Joe Siegler]

The Cowboys are out, which despite upsetting me didn't really surprise me. I know it delighted Joe to no end.

You know it.

http://www.americasteamsucks.com/notanymore.jpg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLMHMhkdy2Q&

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRcy7kWfrC4&

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9so9xBEvU3Q&

[Mr.Fibbles]

Green Bay wins. Brett Farve >>>>>>>> Tom Brady.
In all seriousness, Tom Brady is nothing without Randy Moss and his offensive line to keep him from being killed. Brett Farve has been killed already so he is fine with getting hit.

[thefly]

Looks like it is going to be below zero degrees Fahrenheit for the Green Bay/New York game! :insomnia::insomnia:

[ZuljinRaynor]

I want the Packers to win since I hate Eli and the Giants. I liked the Giants when they had Kurt Warner, that wasn't long though. :p

[John]

*shrugs* I don't see Green Bay beating the Patriots in the end, to be honest.

[Water12356]

Pats must die!!!

[Kevin Wolff]

I'm a Chicago Bears fan, so as long as Green Bay doesn't win the SB, I'm happy. Losing tomorrow would be nice, too. :D

[Superczar]

At this point Green Bay is about the only hope to beat the Pats, at least Romo the Homo and the rest of the Cowgirls are out...

[Water12356]

I'm a Chicago Bears fan, so as long as Green Bay doesn't win the SB, I'm happy. Losing tomorrow would be nice, too. :D

Hey Im from Chicago and honestly I hate the pats more than GB, id rather see GB win over the pats.

[Mr.Fibbles]

I think with the exception of people from Boston and parts of New England, everyone wants to see the Pats lose.
In all honesty, I think that if GB or the Giants can get through their offensive line and rock Brady a bit, the game is over. Part of me would like to see the Charges beat NE Sunday, but I don't think it will happen. But you never know: the playoffs are an entirely different game all together. Hell, the Rockies made it all the way to the World Series.

[Nessus]

Looks like it is going to be below zero degrees Fahrenheit for the Green Bay/New York game! :insomnia::insomnia:

Yeah that's going to be great, I love the games in extreme conditions. By all rights Green Bay should kill them but I said the same thing about Dallas.

[Kevin Wolff]

Hey Im from Chicago and honestly I hate the pats more than GB, id rather see GB win over the pats.
Actually, as a Bears fan living in Florida, it would be perfect for the Patriots to beat Green Bay. Not only would Green Bay lose, but Don Shula can finally STFU about his "perfect season" from 35 years ago. It's so annoying!

[Mr.Fibbles]

So, what is th going rate for a Super Bowl championship these days? Maybe I should ask Belichick how much it cost him to get out of all the penalties so far today.

[8IronBob]

Just sort of a shame that Indy was kicked out of the playoffs. Would've loved to see brother against brother if Indy and the NY Giants would have went head to head. Ahh well, gonna hope that Green Bay wins the NFC so we have two near undefeated teams against each other. Well, GB did have some losses, but on the NFC side, GB is the best this season.

[Usurper]

Indy getting kicked out of the playoffs was extremely satisfying after they threw their last regular season game. What a sick display. If they wanted to just sit it out so they could rest for the playoffs, then just forfeit the game.

[Water12356]

Bah pats won. So now its time to see who's facing them. GB is leading over NYG 7-6

[Mr.Fibbles]

10-6 at the half. Brett Farve will beat Tom Brady. End of story. I am assuming a fair game, as in there are no pre game bribes going on from New England.

Seriously, Brett Farve is much better than Tom Brady and Green Bay has the back field to keep Brady on the ground. Chargers got 3 interceptions off him, I think Green Bay could get at least as many and their quarterback is able to make the play.

[Mr.Fibbles]

I honestly cannot believe that the kicker made that 47 yarder.
Eli gets a rematch with Brady Feb 3. . . It was one hell of a game though.

I want the Patriots to lose, I don't care who beats them, just someone beat them.

[Mister_Anderson]

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS GO GIANTS! GO BIG BLUE!!!

I honestly thought towards the end they were not supposed to win, missing not only 2 close range FG's but having a TD nullified by a penalty. Was somewhat of sloppy finish too with all those mistakes & penaties from both sides.

Ive been a Giants fan since they won the SuperBowl back in 1990-91 & was bitterly disappointed by their blow out in the big dance by the Ravens in 2000. I was actually in America for that 2000 season (on a Contiki tour) and was lucky enough to catch a game in NY, the one they lost to Detroit & that the coach at the time Jim Fassel famously predicted they would make the playoffs.

They go into the game well and truly as underdogs against the New England Patriots but they've won 10 straight on the road & that might just be what might do it for them in Arizona. They've probably come closer than anyone to actually beating the Pats in the regular season & have just dispatched 2 teams in a row that gave them an 0-2 start.

Ive decided to take the day off to watch the big game (its a Monday here in Oz) & cheer my beloved G-Men on! While there would be no shame in going down to a "perfect" team, Im hoping they can pull off the biggest upset of all time!

[Nessus]

This will be interesting. They played the Patriots very close a few weeks back and almost won that game. The Patriots are a far better team and should win handily by all rights but that hasn't meant much in past weeks. And Giants defense is very good.

[Drazula]

The New York Football Giants are in! Woot! Woot!

[0marTheZealot]

Green Bay wins. Brett Farve >>>>>>>> Tom Brady.
In all seriousness, Tom Brady is nothing without Randy Moss and his offensive line to keep him from being killed. Brett Farve has been killed already so he is fine with getting hit.

err, Tom Brady has won 3 super bowls without big name receivers. The biggest name receiver he had during that run was Terry Glenn. Last year, the patriots made it to the AFC championship with Jabbar Gaffney as their #1. In fact, it took an epic-level screwup for htem to lose that game. They were up 21-3 at the half.

Tom Brady is one of the greatest quarterbacks in history. I hate the Patriots, but his greatness is undeniable.

[Mr.Fibbles]

That does not mean Brett Farve is not better than him. . . Not that it matters anymore now.
The Giants almost beat the Patriots in regular season and I think they can do it in the big game as long as Eli keeps his head on straight. The Giants defense got a few off Farve and I think they should be able to get some off Brady. I mean, the Chargers got 3 interceptions of him yesterday.
Concerning Brett Farve (ie off topic now)

(wikipedia. . . (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brett_Farve)
His records include: most career NFL touchdown passes (442), most career NFL passing yards (61,655), most career pass completions (5,377), most career pass attempts (8,758), most career NFL interceptions thrown (288), most consecutive starts among NFL quarterbacks (253, 274 total starts including playoffs), most consecutive playoff games with a touchdown pass (17), and most career victories as a starting quarterback (160).
His number of Super Bowls aren't as high, but most of his stats are higher. Green Bay was a great team in the 90's and Brett Farve was a big part of that. The thing was that in the 90's you had the Cowboys winning all the Super Bowls and going for the NCF. The Patriots have this decade, and they can have it for all I care since this decade is plagued with steroids and cheating.

[crunchy superman]

Even though I really hate the Patriots, as a football fan I can't deny that I'm pulling for them to win. A perfect season, in this day and age is virtually impossible, so I hope the do it - perhaps for no other reason than to shut Don Shula & his '72 crowd up!

[Usurper]

^ I second crunchy's sentiments.

[Joe Siegler]

Even though I really hate the Patriots, as a football fan I can't deny that I'm pulling for them to win. A perfect season, in this day and age is virtually impossible, so I hope the do it - perhaps for no other reason than to shut Don Shula & his '72 crowd up!

Silencing the 72 Dolphins is why I want them to do that.

[Mr.Fibbles]

The way I see it is like this:
The Patriots are like Barry Bonds right now. The only difference is that there are less people questioning how they are winning these games than how Barry Bonds was hitting those home runs. But the point is, there are questions as to how the Patriots are winning these games. I don't know about you but it seems that way too many calls go in favor of the Patriots and there are a few guys on that team that should have gotten unsportsmanlike conduct etc calls throughout the season and especially Sunday against the Chargers. It all seems too perfect. That is my problem with the Patriots.

[peoplessi]

I like the superbowl event. Although there are too much commercialbreaks. Better than NASCAR that's for sure :D

[ryche]

Silencing the 72 Dolphins is why I want them to do that.

I remember watching an interview with someone from that team who was sayin that even if the Pats went all the way undefeated it wouldn't put them above his Dolphins. Oh whatever...

Honestly I wanna see the Pats lose and win. Lose cause I just don't like'em and win for that undefeated record...I'm so torn.:doh:

[8IronBob]

Well, seeing as tho I'm a Clevelander, I'm definitely gonna be going for NYG to win the Super Bowl, since the head coach of the Patriots was the one that stabbed Cleveland in the back back in the mid '90s when Art Modell and Bill Bellicheat, err, Bellichick left Cleveland. Also, I mentioned Indy, since they were the key in getting us into the playoffs, which they failed to do.

[ishak540m]

The way I see it is like this:
The Patriots are like Barry Bonds right now. The only difference is that there are less people questioning how they are winning these games than how Barry Bonds was hitting those home runs. But the point is, there are questions as to how the Patriots are winning these games. I don't know about you but it seems that way too many calls go in favor of the Patriots and there are a few guys on that team that should have gotten unsportsmanlike conduct etc calls throughout the season and especially Sunday against the Chargers. It all seems too perfect. That is my problem with the Patriots.


Perhaps they are questionable calls but they are good calls afterall. You can say that about any team in the NFL. Colts playing in Indi' come to mind. I agree that Harrison is a hot head but he is always disciplined/penalized for his actions. Bottom line is people are always jealous of dynasties and try to find any excuse or reason why these teams are as good as they are. How many people liked the Cowboys or 49'ers in their prime?

This article below puts it beautifully...

Name a coach and NFL team caught cheating and then forced to give up a first-round pick, only to gain a measure of revenge by roughing up an opponent or two en route to a perfect season and a Super Bowl title.

Bill Belichick's New England Patriots?


How about Don Shula's 1972 Miami Dolphins?

The parallels aren't exact, since that Dolphins team is already in the record book and these Patriots are only halfway through their regular-season schedule. But Shula couldn't be bothered with distinctions earlier this week when he suggested an asterisk would be appropriate if the Patriots did make it onto the same page by season's end.

"The Spygate thing has diminished what they've accomplished," the retired Hall of Fame coach told the New York Daily News. "You would hate to have that attached to your accomplishments. They've got it."

If Shula believes that, then he ought to negotiate a two-fer and paste the other asterisk next to his own undefeated team.

He was still the coach of the Baltimore Colts at the end of the 1969 season, when then-Miami owner Joe Robbie approached him and signed Shula to a contract. The NFL charged the Dolphins with tampering and awarded their first-round pick to the Colts. Undaunted, Miami reached the Super Bowl in 1971, then rebounded from a loss to the Dallas Cowboys by winning the next two, including the perfect 17-0 campaign.

Belichick may be crazy -- and I'll lay the over -- but he's no fool. Whatever advantage his Patriots gained by stealing signals in their opener against the Jets, chances are good they put the extra video camera back in the case after that little chat with commissioner Roger Goodell. Yet, they've only gotten better.

Let's not soft-pedal what Belichick and the Pats did. Even though a one-game suspension would have made the point much more effectively, Goodell found enough wrongdoing to lighten Belichick's pay envelope with an unprecedented $500,000 fine, then took another $250,000 from the organization and a first-round pick.

It's curious that the commissioner decided to destroy all the evidence afterward, but it might also be telling.

"You don't know what was on those tapes and how much it helped," Shula said. "I think the commissioner just wanted it to go away."

Small wonder. Teams have been looking for an edge since the league opened for business and they've only become more sophisticated in the intervening years. Since the Patriots are state-of-the-art in just about everything else they do, it stands to reason they were better at stealing signals than their opponents, too.

Yet, if Goodell is serious about running an honest game -- I'll take the over on that bet, too -- and he concluded a fine and a draft pick were enough to level the playing field, well, it must not have been that tilted to begin with. After the whistle, though, that's a different story.

The Patriots are arguably the NFL's most talented team, they're definitely the best-coached and thanks to comments like Shula's, they're easily the most motivated. There's no chance success will go to their head.

To know that, you only had to see Belichick grab a clipboard in the Dallas game a few weeks back, walk grumpily toward the bench and start lecturing his linebackers, who hadn't given up so much as a first down at that point.

Better yet, go back and look at the film on tackle Matt Light's personal foul in the second quarter Sunday against Indianapolis. Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney fooled Light with his pass rush and was en route to steamrolling Tom Brady. Rather than see his quarterback crushed, Light desperately leg-whipped Freeney and got caught. Even so, it was one of those win-at-all-cost maneuvers that few people would have admired more than Belichick and Light's teammates would have admired.

Back in the day, Shula probably would have felt the same. His Miami teams, like Belichick's, were disciplined and punishing, and while they beat up opponents with a low-tech running attack led by Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick, the Dolphins were not above running up a score once they got rolling. In the perfect season, coincidentally, that translated into a 52-0 beating of New England.

That year, the Dolphins also happened to draw what most experts consider one of the NFL's softest schedules ever. Their opponents had a winning percentage below .400. But nobody suggested an asterisk was in order then, and if the Patriots go through a deeper league and all the way to a Super Bowl without losing, Shula would do well to remember something that Csonka once said:

"Perfection ends a lot of arguments."

- http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap-jimlitke-110707&prov=ap&type=lgns

[Usurper]

I always thought "spygate" and the rules that made it a scandal were silly. There's 40,000+ people in the stadium, any one of which could steal signals with binoculars and a cell phone to call or text the signals in. It's up to the coaches to hide their signals.

Baseball figured this out a long time ago.

[8IronBob]

Ever since Bellicheat, erm, Bellichick left us here, as I mentioned in my last post, he's just been too much coach for my taste. I hate that when a coach just barely gets one team into the playoffs for more than a couple of weeks, yet, when they go to another team, then they are the best for years on end. Well, then again, look who we got Bellichick's old right hand man, Romeo Crennel from, now he's our head coach now in Cleveland. Wow... Now how did the Cleveland Browns get into the equation of New England? Just one coach from us to them, and then another coach from them to us. Hmm... Interesting.

[Mr.Fibbles]

So, Brady's ankle. . . Does ESPN ever get tired of talking about the same thing for hours, days, weeks on end?

But seriously, will this "injury" matter in the big game?

[ryche]

ESPN is nothing but rinse and repeat til a game happens...then rinse and repeat. :)

[Mister_Anderson]

But seriously, will this "injury" matter in the big game?

Well Plaxico Burress has been playing all season with an ankle injury.

Hasn't stopped him.

[Wamplet]

Even though I really hate the Patriots, as a football fan I can't deny that I'm pulling for them to win. A perfect season, in this day and age is virtually impossible, so I hope the do it - perhaps for no other reason than to shut Don Shula & his '72 crowd up!

the Perfect Pats must win, so Shula and Mercury Morris can finally give up the ghost of Christmas past.

I have rarely seen a person in the broadcast booth be any more arrogant than those 2.

[Usurper]

Ever since Bellicheat, erm, Bellichick left us here, as I mentioned in my last post, he's just been too much coach for my taste. I hate that when a coach just barely gets one team into the playoffs for more than a couple of weeks, yet, when they go to another team, then they are the best for years on end. Well, then again, look who we got Bellichick's old right hand man, Romeo Crennel from, now he's our head coach now in Cleveland. Wow... Now how did the Cleveland Browns get into the equation of New England? Just one coach from us to them, and then another coach from them to us. Hmm... Interesting.

Modell screwed us, but I can't really bring myself to hold it against Belichick.

Cleveland has had great coaches before who didn't deliver for us. Marty got us to the playoffs year after year after year. Might have something to do with Cleveland always having less payroll than coastal teams, no matter what sport they're playing. For example, I've always wondered why the Yankees bother with farm teams when they just buy up all-stars.

[Nessus]

But seriously, will this "injury" matter in the big game?

Not a chance. He was walking perfectly to his girlfriends house when they took those pictures, not even a slight limp. Add to that the long rest and that theyll shoot him up on game day if need be it's a total non factor.

I'm taking the Giants with the points. The Pats won by 3 in the last outing and now they're giving 12 and half.

[Wamplet]

Plus, Brady is a pocket passer and mobility is all but relevant for him.

(Although, that game he played where he owned Urlacher last season was gold)

As long as he can throw off his "bad" ankle, he will be fine.

[Joe Siegler]

I have two good reasons for rooting for the Patriots.

1) So we can f'in stop hearing about the 72 Dolphins.

2) I'm an Eagles fan. Screw the Giants.

[Wamplet]

I just checked the sites and it said he practiced 2 straight days without his ankle being taped up, so he's good to go.

They mentioned his right shoulder on the injury report though. :o

[ryche]

Brady needs to just get f'in drunk to really make this a game. :D

[Wamplet]

Indy getting kicked out of the playoffs was extremely satisfying after they threw their last regular season game. What a sick display. If they wanted to just sit it out so they could rest for the playoffs, then just forfeit the game.

Same here. I was kinda of proud my division when .500 or better.

I really liked how the Pats had to play all 16 games, even though they were pretty much gonna be guaranteed a spot by their 10th win. That's how you do it.

[Mister_Anderson]

2) I'm an Eagles fan.

:nelson:

[Wamplet]

Also, for anyone interested, Puppybowl IV is on animal planet from 3pm to midnight today. I believe it's 180 mins long with 4 showings throughout the afternoon.

http://animal.discovery.com/tv/puppy-bowl/puppy-bowl.html

check out the lovable puppy lineup \o

http://animal.discovery.com/tv/puppy-bowl/starting-lineup/starting-lineup.html

[ZuljinRaynor]

I won't watch the Super Bowl probably. :p

[thefly]

I'm going to record it so I can skip through all the bullshit commercials and long ass half-time crap. I'm also not looking forward to listening to Joe Buck announce the game. I want the Giants to lose, so they'll probably win.

But at least I have a good steak to cook tonight.

[ZuljinRaynor]

Half-time will probably suck as usual.

[Usurper]

I'm just thrilled that John Madden won't come anywhere near this game. The guy's commentary should be used in interrogations as legal torture.

[ryche]

John Madden is a joke. I can't believe they still let him comment on any game.

[Mr.Fibbles]

"Do you have a cat?"
Great commercial.
Also, Eli Manning is kicking ass and he is so calm.

[Superczar]

Boring game so far, and the half time show, why Tom Petty? WTF has he done lately, all he is doing is old shit and he looks/sound like he is on his deathbed...

[Water12356]

The Doritos one was randomly hillarious.

Eli is doing good, but he needs to turn it up a notch if he wants to win the game.

[Usurper]

Tom Petty keeps putting out albums, but they don't get radio play. He pissed the, what, three companies that own all the radio stations off when he made Last DJ.

Hell of a game, imo. The Giants defense is really ripping up New England, but the Patriots keep holding on.

[HazMat]

That was awesome! I loved the last half. I am glad the Giants won.

[Water12356]

Hahhaaha Pats = FAIL.

[Mister_Anderson]

hahahhaha GIANTS WIN!

Not only that but I had money on them to win & for anyone elese except Tom Brady to be MVP.

120 bux coming my way!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[peoplessi]

Great game, I didn't really have any favourite for the match. Giants had great defence, and few awesome plays, that seemed to be enough today. Brady didn't really shine as much as people expected him to shine.

[Water12356]

http://www.sportsline.com/spin/story/10613134

Ok, time to give up the goods. :D

[Mr.Fibbles]

Tom Brady got rocked the whole game.
How about that play in the last drive where Eli broke out of like 5 tackles and then made a great pass.

[Nessus]

HOLY FREAKING SCHIESE! That was an intense game, unbelieveable that they could doge a bullet so many times and get a win. It's going to be a long time before you see that kind of tension with much on the line in a Super Bowl again. That escape Manning made at the end was incredible, I can't believe he's the MVP, he's been a disaster throughout the year with people calling for his head, he took a horrible beating in the New York press.

[Drazula]

I am a Giants fan, and even I am shocked. :eek: I thought they would have to get very lucky and a bunch of turnovers to win. They did neither. Instead they outplayed the Patriots in every respect. Their defense was unbelievable. And "the pass and catch" when Eli was almost sacked and Tyree caught it off his helmet. Amazing.

I was braced to accept defeat... I am still not sure how to react to this... without a doubt the greatest upset ever (sorry Joe Willie...)

[Jiminator]

Excellent, NFC wins. it means it will be a bull market this year. :)

[Superczar]

Yeah, I am surprised, I thought for sure that the Pats would get a shitty win.

[Mister_Anderson]

Most definately a win for the ages.

Still in awe of that escape of Mannings & then Tyrees catch!

[Scream]

18 and 1. Ouch!

[Mr.Fibbles]

Eli Manning somehow avoided being sacked so many times. That pass to Tyree was just unbelievable. How did he not get sacked? There were like 5 guys holding onto him (or at least his shirt).

It was a rewarding game. Pretty much an amazing finish too. Plaxico got his win, and we called it. If NE had gotten the last second fieldgoal to tie it and then Plaxico or someone on the Giants got a game winner in OT it would have been 23-17 (like he called it). But I think he is happy with the 17-14.

[0marTheZealot]

What's a good recipe for crow pie?

[HazMat]

So is the Giants the overall best team ever? They kept saying that during the game.

[Joe Siegler]

I am a Giants fan

I should have known.

[Drazula]

I should have known.
Of course, I'm an uprooted New Yorka! ;)

[Mr.Fibbles]

So is the Giants the overall best team ever? They kept saying that during the game.

What was great/annoying was that they kept talking about New England and Tom Brady even when they weren't on the field. They kept talking about this "best offense evar!!1" that was getting stomped by New York. There is nothing quite as annoying as biased commentators.

We noticed that they might have shown Peyton Manning more than Eli Manning.

[Wamplet]

Tom Brady got rocked the whole game.
How about that play in the last drive where Eli broke out of like 5 tackles and then made a great pass.

That play reminded me of the one when the Texans played Carolina and we had like 6 guys tackle Steve Smith and he broke through around the 50 yard line and somehow managed to run it all the way in for a TD.

Ahhhh damn Mercury Morris is going to be in full rap mode now.

It was a great game and I'm glad Strahan finally got a ring, though.

[Inanimate Carbon Rod]

I'm glad this game was intense all the way to the end. Close football games are great... certainly the best superbowl I remember watching.

[ryche]

Well the Patriot record of this past season no longer means anything. Good for the Giants I guess. Didn't want'em to win but yeah know it was a good game to watch. That 5 guy on Eli and him getting out and just tossin it down field like that with the catch...that was like Wow...I didn't think he had it in him and we all thought he was down til he threw it lol :)

Brady just kept gettin sacked...I'm surprised he wasn't yelling more to keep the heat off to make some big plays. Oh well :) Maybe next year Tom haha.

[ZuljinRaynor]

Of course, I'm an uprooted New Yorka! ;)

Bah, Giants are a New Joisey team. Nothing New York about a team playing in NJ. :tinyted:

[Wamplet]

Brady just kept gettin sacked...I'm surprised he wasn't yelling more to keep the heat off to make some big plays. Oh well :) Maybe next year Tom haha.

Brady looked like he didn't belong out there.

[ryche]

Brady looked like he didn't belong out there.

So true :)

[8IronBob]

Well, at least it's a win that's truly deserving for the Jersey Boyz, err, NY Giants. :D
Needless to say, at least he exposed Tom Brady and Bill Bellichick of cheating the whole season just to say that they wanted a season without a loss. Not to say that they deserved a perfect season, since New England wanted to get their own way, but... At least it's nice that Steve Tisch, and the blue helmets of the Giants made it clear.

[thefly]

Giants Win! (http://www.adultswim.com/video/?episodeID=8a25c39217e3e5d30117e4f5e41b0003)

[Drazula]

Bah, Giants are a New Joisey team. Nothing New York about a team playing in NJ. :tinyted:
If you have a parade in NY, you're a New Yorka! :p

[Skulhedface]

A would-be bar owner angry at being denied a liquor license threatened to shoot people at the Super Bowl and drove to within sight of the stadium with a rifle and 200 rounds of ammunition before changing his mind, federal authorities said.

Kurt William Havelock, who ultimately turned himself in, had vowed to “shed the blood of the innocent” in a manifesto mailed Sunday to media outlets, according to court documents. “No one destroys my dream,” he wrote.

The documents say he was armed with an AR-15 assault-style rifle Sunday when he reached a parking lot near University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, where pre-game activities were happening.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23057322/

[Daveman]

Jesus Christ, at least he had some sense in the end. :eek:

[Usurper]

Kurt William Havelock should have taken a page from the Killdozer (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killdozer_(bulldozer)) playbook instead. Massive property damage with no innocent lives lost. That's the way to stick it to your local government. :D

But seriously, I'm almost relieved now that the Patriots did lose, since the media kept dredging up spygate over and over again. Had NE won, the 72 Dolphins would be clamoring for an asterisk on the Patriots' record.

[8IronBob]

Now, we follow up with the Pro Bowl. GO AFC! At least a few Browns are in there...

[Wamplet]

damn i always forget about the probowl.

looks like i can catch the last 2 mins. \o

[ZuljinRaynor]

Pro Bowl is a joke.

[Daveman]

Yeah more or less. Lots of Vikings in it this year! More starters than any other team, I believe. AP had a good game it seems, I didn't watch the game.