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I don't really care who wins from a fan standpoint, but I've got Seattle winning.

I'm rooting for the commercials.

Go Sherman Skittle man Lynch.

I'm going for the Broncos simply because someone has a tat of Seattle Seahawks SuperBowl XLVII Champions already.

Quote from: CJSports on January 21, 2014, 10:05:34 PM

I'm going for the Broncos simply because someone has a tat of Seattle Seahawks SuperBowl XLVII Champions already.

then somebody has obviously wasted their 80 bucks on that tat LOL can't imagine how much he would have to pay to have that tattoo removed

Probably easier to just get "Runner Up" tattooed after it.

I'm going for the Broncos simply because someone has a tat of Seattle Seahawks SuperBowl XLVII Champions already.

Obviously that means the Seahawks are going to win, and that guy was rooting for the Broncos. Loser always gets a tat.

He could just get the "Champions" removed and say it was to celebrate them making it to the super bowl.

He's from Seattle, so he could just say it was supposed to be "ironic".

I'm rooting for the Broncos. I'm a sucker for all-star quarterbacks, so I'd like to see Peyton win, especially since it will help remove the stigma that he's merely a regular season quarterback. Realistically though, I think the Seahawks are probably going to win. The Broncos need Peyton to pull this out, and I think a lot of his lackluster playoff showings can be attributed to cold weather, and NYC is going to be very, very cold. One thing that's fascinating is that oddsmakers are basically treating this game as a complete tossup; there's really no favorite.

Hi.

Not sure much more can be said about this game.  That was...well, that was over after the first snap, really.

EDIT: This one is for lp:

Well Manning folded in the superbowl...again... and Richard Sherman can't walk.  Wow, a great Superbowl after all. 

The word on the "street" is Sherman gave Manning the choke sign, tripped, and broke himself. Not sure, but that is how I will remember it. 

Thats not what happened at all and it's pretty shameful that you're celebrating his injury.

Quote from: lp670sv on February 02, 2014, 09:56:08 PM

Hi.

Not sure much more can be said about this game.  That was...well, that was over after the first snap, really.

EDIT: This one is for lp:

And I just found my new avatar, thank you sir.

Quote from: TheHobbit on February 02, 2014, 10:27:06 PM

Well Manning folded in the superbowl...again... and Richard Sherman can't walk.  Wow, a great Superbowl after all. 

The word on the "street" is Sherman gave Manning the choke sign, tripped, and broke himself. Not sure, but that is how I will remember it. 

Thats not what happened at all and it's pretty shameful that you're celebrating his injury.

Well, Sherman's recent actions haven't exactly been shameless either.

So Pittsburgh won right?

Sure...

Well, Sherman's recent actions haven't exactly been shameless either.

Talking smack about someone after they disrespected you is worthy of celebrating injury? Okay.

Quote from: lp670sv on February 02, 2014, 11:47:45 PM

Quote from: KoalaKingoFA on February 02, 2014, 11:34:08 PM

Well, Sherman's recent actions haven't exactly been shameless either.

Talking smack about someone after they disrespected you is worthy of celebrating injury? Okay.

I didn't say that. I'm just giving an explanation as to why TheHobbit may have phrased it as he did.

I'm sure TheHobbit would willingly apologize if his joke was seemingly inappropriate or offensive.

I've havnt said much about Sherman till now but

1. He graduated Cum Laude from Stanford
2. His rant after the NFC will make him more money on endorsements then a lot of us will make in our lives.
3. He thrust himself into the lime light (good or negative attention doesn't matter) in a league where QB's (Manning, Brady) hog the spot light. He bought himself air time and he will make tons of money on a new contract. (Granted his play does that but look at all the talented mouths from the past and how much money they commanded.)
4. He took all the attention and pressure off of a young team and he put it all on his back.  He gave Wilson an opportunity to focus and to just play a game instead of having to be the face of a franchise and play the game for the last 2 weeks.
5. Manning got asked more about him(Sherman) than anything else this week.

I say all of this not to support what he did from a Christian worldview. Rather I say from the worlds view he made a wise business decision for himself and he employeed a powerful mental tactic to help his team and hurt his opponent.