Colts suck

[7upstang91]

no no Detroit teams suck i live in Michigan and am a die hard colts fan so needless to say i was very upset but i guess we could look at it as they made it to the super bowl some thing the lions have not done in 44 years of the super bowl. the colts have done it 2 times in the last four years so i guess now we just wait till next season.

Agreed, Go Buckeyes!

 

[sneaky98gt]

Haha Peyton Tanked.

COMPLETELY disagree. His wide-open receivers that couldn't catch a perfectly thrown ball or run routes like they were supposed to tanked. As did their defense. Peyton went 32-45 with 333 yards, one TD and one interception. Pretty typical Peyton, especially when playing a team as formidable as the Saints.

Great game though. Saints played well, and I've always liked them anyways. Just liked the Colts (primarily Peyton) longer.

 

[COramprat]

I knew someone would say that. I'm so tired of hearing "New Orleans deserves to win because they've been through so much bla blaaaaaaaaaaaa". It's football, not pityball.

If you are tired of it we are twice as fed up.

 

[Kraw]

I may be wrong, but I don't recall them mentioning katrina once during the game. Maybe I've just learned to tune it out

I heard there were some drinking games geared towards how many times the big K was spoken of during the SB

 

[NIKwoaC]

Hmmmmmm...

Did Peyton Manning Help The NFL Fix Super Bowl XLIV For The Saints? | Bleacher Report

It is without a doubt the NFL has been pro-New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina destroyed the city. The NFL has been quick to link the rebuilt Saints (which just so happened to become revitalized at the same time the Superdome was in 2006 as the Saints reached the NFC Championship Game) with the rebuilt city. The league wants fans nationwide to believe the city of New Orleans rallies around what were once the 'Aints, and that the team is in fact responsible for the city's "return to glory."

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...................

 

[COramprat]

You do realize, as a legitimate for profit business, if there were ever any fixes here the Securities and Exchange Commission would closely scrutinize any hint of wrong doing. It's racketeering and they tend to frown on that.

 

[NIKwoaC]

You do realize, as a legitimate for profit business, if there were ever any fixes here the Securities and Exchange Commission would closely scrutinize any hint of wrong doing. It's racketeering and they tend to frown on that.

Not saying I believe it, not saying I don't believe it. Its just a unique viewpoint. There has been plenty of examples of corruption in professional sports lately, so it has to make you wonder.

Eh, I'm not trying to start a debate. Guess you have to take it with a grain of salt.

 

[Kraw]

Doesn't matter... the trophy is still in Metairie

 

[JH96GT]

Hmmmmmm...

Did Peyton Manning Help The NFL Fix Super Bowl XLIV For The Saints? | Bleacher Report



Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...................

**Looks for the BS flag**.......

Oh, here it is....

 

[32ValveRom]

Definetely one of the best Super Bowls I've ever watched. Close until the 4th qtr