Sorry, but my New England Patriots are in the Super Bowl again! For the 6th time since 2001 the Patriots will play for the Lombardi trophy!
I can’t wait! For much of last week, I kept replaying the Seahawks miracle finish over the Green Bay Packers – an amazing game!
- What are you doing for the big game?
- Are you going to attend the game?
- Who do you think will win?
- Who do you think will be the MVP?
- Do you have a favorite Super Bowl of all time?
I really look forward to reading your comments and predictions.
PS: My prediction is a 31-27 Patriots victory with Tom Brady getting MVP honors for the 3rd time in his career!
Michael Halberstam says:
I will be dropping by an Under-inflated party, eating pizza with Under-inflated crust and drinking Under-carbonated beverages. I am not sure what the Under- or Over-inflated betting line will be but I am betting on a Pats win by the Under-inflated score of 35 to 27. After this email I will be adding another 2 LBS PSI to my Under-inflated brain.
Roger Austin says:
Watch at home. Brady will be MVP as they beat the Seahawks 26 – 24 with a last second field goal.
The Namath Super Bowl.
Ed Sugar says:
Come February 1st the winner will be the National Broadcasting Company and their affiliate stations across the country. They could have not dreamed of a better match up:
1. East Coast vs. West Coast
2. Two teams that fans either like or hate.
3. Two coaches that fans either like or hate.
4. Two players (Tom Brady and Richard Sherman) that fans like or hate.
The question is not who will win, but will this game be watched more than last year’s record TV audience of 111.5 million.
My guess is that if you are not a football fan, the evening of February 1st would be a perfect time to take in that Oscar nominated movie you have been wanting to see, check out that new hot restaurant in town or go shopping. Especially if you live in New England or the Pacific Northwest.
Christine Cook says:
I’m with Ed.
This said, on my Orange sofa with my Blue blanket. I’m just kidding, it’s brown leather like a football.
I’ll be watching the ads and don’t care who wins, but it will likely be the Pat’s.
Ed, I’ll call you here in a few. Sorry, I opened another location and I moved to our downtown location and I’m one crazy woman right now.
Christine
Randy Carson says:
I am thinking of having a Super Bowl party with a theme. We will all sit around and inflate footballs to see who can come closest to the allowable pressure per square inch. Extra credit for closest to Tom Brady’s preferred pressure. Not a fan of either team..in fact as far from it as possible, but I see the Seahawks over the **Pats 26-20, and some surprise Seahawk defensive player will be named MVP…or maybe the official who checks footballs.
As a Steeler fan, my favorite Super Bowl was Super Bowl IX. Not a real exciting game, but it was the start of a dynasty….
Joe Baldi says:
Inflategate is totally a non story or at least should be. The PATS should win by a touchdown and Brady or Gronk will be MVP.
I can’t believe all of these former QB’s dumping on Brady and suggesting that they always played with the required amount of air. From the time I played in the sandlots it was appropriate to take some air out of the ball to get a better grip.
The world should get a better grip and focus on some meaningful issues ( fill in the blank )
Merrill Dubrow says:
Once in awhile I get lucky and the Super Bowl was that time.
The final score was 28-24 Patriots and Tom Brady won his 3 MVP award.
Amazing I was right on all 3 predictions!
Merrill