ORIGINAL: Zim
ORIGINAL: beast44k
I'm naturally rooting for the Colts.
I hold Dungy in extremely high reguard, and Lovie's attitude is in accord with Tony's. What Tony went through last year, is unfathomable.
WhyPeytoninherited Marino's criticsafter he retired, isidiotic.
If the Colts win, thoseguyscan kiss their"yeah but"(s) goodbye...!!!
There are a lot of keys to the game, QBs, turnovers, special teams, rushing, run defense,Hester,Sanders, Urlacher...etc.
Personally, I thinkit's going to be about the team's depth, who has the resources to drag out a long emotional game.
I'm happy for both teams, if the Colts don't take it, seeing Lovie succeed isn't such a bad thing.
I'm simply glad to finally see the Coltsknock offthe Patriots!!!!
I whole heartedly agree on the depth comment. At 75 degrees in the rain defensive rotation will be emphasized and will make a difference.
I am also happy for both teams, especially Dungy.
You know everyone always says 2nd place means nothing in sports, but I've actually never felt that way about the Super Bowl.No matter what they say, you know dam well the players are fulfilling lifelong dreams just making to and participating in the pinnacle game of all games. Both teams are center stage for two weeks. Sure they want a ring, but it's still a great accomplishment competing in the last game of the year.
Mucho dittos on the Pats. I was jumping up and down after Indy knocked off NE and I knew Belicheck would be hanging up that dopey sweatshirt in the closet.
I am heading down I-65 from the south Chicago burbs to Frankfort to watch the game at my sister's house. Half thefamily will be pulling for Indy, half for the Bears. Good times. Just hoping for a quality close game to be remembered well.