Very sad about the 49ers loss.

Although the Superbowl will suck now, at least the Probowl might be interesting. The two coaches of the probowl teams are the losing coaches of today's games.

That's Jim Harbaugh, head coach of the 49ers, and his brother, John Harbaugh, the head coach of the Baltimore Ravens.

 

Maybe next year

Go Ravens

 

Shooter wipes his nose and tosses the Kleenex between his legs into the toilet he has been sitting on since yesterday. His throne of shame.

So, it's an East Coast Superbowl this year. Giants anna Patriots.

Shit. Way my luck's been going, I root for the Patriots, the Giants win. I root for the Giants and my wife finds out, she'll whack my wienie.

GO.....................CHEERLEADERS!!

NO WAIT........................GO..........................REFEREES!!

 

With fewer people giving a shit about this years Superbowl it just means there will be less spouses having to hide the remote.

That's one of the great things about the CFL, there are fewer teams and as such most Canadians will watch the Grey Cup regardless of who plays, and there are serious Grey Cup parties all over Canada that entire week.

I know ... we will use any excuse to party.

 

.......Wait..........you need an excuse in Canada?

Who knew?

 

Excuse ... reason, semantics. :excited:

The last Superbowl that I went to was a great experience and the fans from the 2 teams make it a great atmosphere there, and the tailgate parties are insane.

 

Odds of winning the 2012 Superbowl :

New England Patriots -3.5 (-105)
New York Giants +3.5 (-115)
Over/Under 56

 

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Super Bowl XLVI will see the New England Patriots (15-3) take on the New York Giants (12-7) in the big game, just four years after these two teams matched up in an epic Super Bowl, with the Giants edging the previously-undefeated Patriots 17-14. As was the case four years ago, the Patriots are again favored in the game, but by nowhere near the margin entering Super Bowl XLII.


According to the folks at OddsShark, New England remains a slight favorite over New York, by between 2.5 and three points. The over/under continues to hover between 54 and 55.

 

I fancied the Giants four years ago; I do again. The team that sneaks into the playoff party right at the death, often goes all the way.

 

I know your heart was in the right place ejls but the New England Patriots were (13-3) and the New York Giants were (9-7).

Sorry, I'm a bit particular when it comes to stats.

 

I'm sure those statistics included the playoffs. Quit being such a pompous fuck.

 

That's not how stats are done though and yes NY is 3-0 and NE is 2-0.

If you are going to include an odd's line in a post you can't use the preseason, regular season and playoffs in the same total. they are all separate seasons betting wise.

I see that you managed to jump out of the trashbin as the mods were house cleaning.

 

First off, you are correct on one account, preseason records are not used in the final season stats.

Secondly, who the bloody hell was betting? ejls simply put up the statistics for the season (not including preseason, in case you missed the first part of my post) thus far.

Thirdly, you should make sure your glass house is void of all socks before you attempt any stone throwing.

 

Well welcome to "Who the fuck cares Bowl" day! Damned Jerry Jones!!

 

Ha! People must support a bunch of questionable teams here.

ELI spells elite:excited:

 

Well at least it was a pretty good game and not some 40-14 blowout! This is just a personal observation but, it occurs to me that Eli now has one more ring than Peyton who is arguably the best QB in the Super Bowl era. (not a Colts fan just an opinion!)

 

I'd argue that he isn't, but I can't deny that he's worth putting in the argument. Nobody could.

If he doesn't pick another one up, the biggest knock against Peyton when people look back on his career is "couldn't win the big ones, only one ring." Which will be grossly unfair but will happen anyway.

 

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I'm glad that the football season is over. It gets in the way of too many good prime time sunday night TV shows.