Broncos going to Super Bowl!
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sneakypete
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What a game, two defenses who pounded the offenses. Turn overs and the Denver D is all I can say. I hate to say it but what would football be like with no "Ohmaha"
ElkTrout
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I can't believe it! Broncos win! Heck of a win and a defense that is amazing! So happy!
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It was a beautiful thing to watch and I was pleasantly surprised. Great job Broncos. I can understand Cam Newton being frustrated after the game, but his interview was pretty bad and is another reflection of why many have issues with his antics/character. He is missing another opportunity to show true leadership and sportsmanship so hopefully he'll do better going forward after the immediate emotions ebb a bit.
Fun game to watch and enjoyed the outcome!
Fun game to watch and enjoyed the outcome!
I am so happy. Championships are tough to come by. Bask in the moment.... 
Miller, Ware, Wolfe, Ward!
Go Broncos!!
Miller, Ware, Wolfe, Ward!
Go Broncos!!
I thought the Broncos had no chance to win so congrats to them and their fans. I hope Manning hangs up his cleats and goes out on top. They were very fortunate to get those 2 touchdowns due to their awesome defense because they were unable to move the ball on offense.
I'm also glad Newton got a big dose of humility because he is so full of himself. His behavior at the press conference shows just how immature he really is. Time to grow up.
I'm also glad Newton got a big dose of humility because he is so full of himself. His behavior at the press conference shows just how immature he really is. Time to grow up.
Bitterroot Bulls
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I was more disappointed with throwing himself to the ground after the defensive holding call. He looked like my 5 year old after I tell him to brush his teeth before bed.
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Colorado Cowboy
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Just got lucky. Got a question....How many of you have seen all 50 Super Bowls? I have.....guess I am truly an old goat!
Colorado Cowboy
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I didn't necessarily feel old, but came to the realization that I have watched a LOT of Super Bowls when memories came back from over half of them.
What was interesting was watching all of the MVP's who are currently playing struggle. They are all such competitors and and it looks painful for them to not be the one leading their teams onto the field.
What was interesting was watching all of the MVP's who are currently playing struggle. They are all such competitors and and it looks painful for them to not be the one leading their teams onto the field.
Seen all except three of them, '69, '70 & '71. Just happened that my ship was always deployed to Yankee Station in Tonkin Gulf during those years. Eventually watched them decades later. Did you see those 5 friends who have been to all 50 Super Bowls? That's pretty neat too. On those early Super Bowls, did you have to slide the tin foil up and down the rabbit ears to get the best reception or were you top of the line with an antenna on the roof?
CrossCreeks
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Colorado Cowboy
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I played a lot of football (3 years varsity in HS, 3 years in college & 2 years in the service) and it really takes a toll on your body. I have a replacement ankle & knee and need 2 replacement shoulders. My scholarship got me a great education, but If I had it to do over, I think I would find another non contact sport to play. I was pretty a pretty good baseball player, but concentrated in football from college on. When you are young you punish your body and think you are indestructible.......just wait till you get old, as we all saw on a lot of the MVP's yesterday.
On the early ones on TV, I lived in a large city (Los Angeles) and got great antenna reception.
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Finsandtines
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Yeah his antics were a shame. My experience is that this is what you typically see from professional athletes that think they are bigger than the game! Undoubtedly he is a hell of an athlete, but it stops there. Not a good person though. You should win with grace and lose with grace. I was definitely glad Peyton walked away victorious, I have hated him since at Tennessee but can't take away the fact that he had indeed won and lost with grace in his career and I respect him as a person first and an athlete even though he was a volunteer!