Who ya got in the Super Bowl???

[utilized flake]

Yeah I kind of pretend that I care...i played football for so many years that it's hard to get into fooseball...but Auburn and Clemson are sister schools and great places to see trees!

[Josie]

I hope you are right. A few weeks ago, I thought Auburn looked like the best team in the country but then the gators showed up...

[utilized flake]

Auburn over Alabama 35 to 31

[Peter Jacobson]

I watched the 49ers absolutely annihilate the Browns last night; the early money goes on NE vs. SF in February. Brady vs. Understudy.

[CMD]

Yep, and the next one is Feb., 2020!

[tomclark]

Super Bowl...is football, right??

[criswizard]

In my opinion Tom Brady & team win again.
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[Kentucky point]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[CMD]

How about it Ben, and try for 7 next year. Let's do it. We're still here.

[Pointhead]

Not to brag.... but how about another super bowl win for New England????

[CMD]

Here is a long and deep look by ESPN of "the greatest defensive performance" in Super Bowl history:

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/25921740/super-bowl-liii-was-greatest-defensive-performance-history-here-how-patriots-did-rams

[CMD]

Well, Hoss's Super Bowl is no doubt more entertaining then last night's defensive yawner, but I just wanted to post the only drive with any excitement. And, of course I'm glad, and not surprised, that it was Brady, Edelman, Gronk, and Michel that made it happen. What a dynasty. I remember when we were not the Pats, but the Patsies, one of the NFL's laughing stocks. And once again, the Red Sox and Patriots in the same season/year.

Woops, sorry, looks like you have to click on "watch on youtube" to see the video.....

[Hoss]

That first commercial with Mannig and John Malcovich was hilarious

[redrocks]

Time to watch Brady take the young rams quarterback to school

[CMD]

"Padding" games for Bill Belichick. Grueling!

https://sports.yahoo.com/bill-belichicks-old-school-method-developing-coaches-starts-pencils-papers-patience-144917817.html