Not the greatest game, definitely the worst National Anthem and Halftime show in recent memory and LOVED most of the commercials - FAVORITE commercial by far was the Ameriquest Commercial where they zapped the bug dead on top of the patient.
I think I am one of the rare Clevelanders who is happy for the Steelers, specifically Jerome Bettis. I think he is a classy guy who has had a pretty good career so I like when good things happen to good people. Maybe part of me wants to know what it feels like after your team wins the big sausage.
I just read that Joe Montana and Terry Bradshaw were not apart of the pre-game - honor thy MVP's from past Super Bowls because of $$. The league was going to give them $1000 for incidentals but was taking care of flight, hotel, and game tickets. Call me crazy but I would sign up for that deal in a heartbeat!!
Dare I chime in? It does not pain me in the least that the Stil'rs won. Hell, its not like they are the Ravens. THAT hurt.
ReplyDeleteLimber One, did you see the Bud Light commercial where the guy hid the beer around the office? I laughed a hearty chuckle at that one!
By the way, here is a link to all the Super Bowl commercials, and then some, via Mr. Google.
I feel that, in order to have a rivalry, both teams should be good, or at least have the possibility of being good. That has not existed in the Turnpike series in decades, if ever.
ReplyDeleteThe Steelers have shown that they know how to draft, sign and develop players, have continuity in their organization, and the results were evident this past sunday. The Browns are light years away from being close to competing with the elite, or even good, teams in the NFL.
BTW, the NFL should fine Mike Holmgren for awful clock management at the end of each half!