worst superbowl ever

[squidkid]

thank god i really didnt care who won this game.
terrible game
bad officiating
bad coaching
crappy halftime
bad commercials

the one ggod thing was sherman being a non factor and getting injured. the only time you noticed him was when he was rolling on the ground getting 'hurt'
unless you were a diehard seahawks fan, this has to go down as the worse one ever
i did however really enjoy spending time with family and friends eating and getting drunk.
oh, i also won a sqaure

[D Rock]

I actually enjoyed everything about it.

[SteelBuckeye]

Actually Sherman was a factor in that Manning chose over and over again not to go his way. So, Sherman took his area of the field away from the Broncos based on their fear of going his way. To me, that's a very big factor.

[pfelix73]

Agreed. It was one of the worst ever. I pretty much stopped watching it in the 2nd Q. Missed the halftime show entirely and the start of the 3rd Q.... ZZZZZZZ

[feltdizz]

thank god i really didnt care who won this game.
terrible game
bad officiating
bad coaching
crappy halftime
bad commercials

the one ggod thing was sherman being a non factor and getting injured. the only time you noticed him was when he was rolling on the ground getting 'hurt'
unless you were a diehard seahawks fan, this has to go down as the worse one ever
i did however really enjoy spending time with family and friends eating and getting drunk.
oh, i also won a sqaure

The only thing you are correct on is the bad commercials.

That was total domination by a physical, young defense.

[Sugar]

I actually enjoyed everything about it.

Agreed. I was pretty happy about it. Of course, I barely paid any attention to the halftime or commercials. That said, I was really impressed with the Seattle D. They maintained gap discipline better than anyone I've seen in a long time. There were very few YAC for the Donkeys. They pressured Manning into paralysis by analysis. Even though the Donkey D took Lynch away, Wilson and the receivers showed that they weren't completely one-dimensional.

I couldn't help but think that just about any other AFC team could have done better than Denver, including our Steelers.

[Shawn]

Personally, I enjoyed it. Watching a D that dominate was enjoyable even if it was the Seahawks.

[flippy]

Agreed. I was pretty happy about it. Of course, I barely paid any attention to the halftime or commercials. That said, I was really impressed with the Seattle D. They maintained gap discipline better than anyone I've seen in a long time. There were very few YAC for the Donkeys. They pressured Manning into paralysis by analysis. Even though the Donkey D took Lynch away, Wilson and the receivers showed that they weren't completely one-dimensional.

I couldn't help but think that just about any other AFC team could have done better than Denver, including our Steelers.

They kept pressuring antsy pants up the middle with their pass rush making him uncomfortable the whole game. I kept thinking any other QB would have looked more comfortable than Peyton. The other problem is Peyton may not have the arm he once had and wasn't much of a vertical threat. I think they played him like he had the arm strength of a Jon Kitna and wasn't ever going to attack them deep.

The whole time I kept thinking it was such a shame the Steelers didn't creep into the playoff and SuperBowl. Things woulda opened up more for us because they'd have to respect Ben's deep ball. I doubt Seattle's corner coulda kept up with AB and I think Ben woulda exploited their aggressiveness all over the field with his pump fake.

On the flip side, Lynch woulda probably had 300 yards against our D.

[feltdizz]

Personally, I enjoyed it. Watching a D that dominate was enjoyable even if it was the Seahawks.

I enjoyed it as well... it was a nice FU to all the pass happy, offense happy people who think the D is an after thought in today's NFL

[NW Steeler]

The only thing that would have made that game better, as the blowout that it was, would have been the Pats betting smeared by 60 instead of Denver by 35.

[Shawn]

I enjoyed it as well... it was a nice FU to all the pass happy, offense happy people who think the D is an after thought in today's NFL

Agreed...it was indeed nice to see that pass happy O's do not reign supreme in the NFL. A smothering, opportunistic D that plays with some attitude...scores points. When you have a D that locks down an O, and scores points...you don't need a juggernaut O.

[sick beats]

I would have much preferred a closer game that had drama. This thing was over with so quickly. I didn't really care who won, but was semi pulling for Manning just because he is such a class act. He is as solid as a guy and teammate as one could ever ask for. But other than that, don't care.

[bostonsteeler]

I would have much preferred a closer game that had drama. This thing was over with so quickly. I didn't really care who won, but was semi pulling for Manning just because he is such a class act. He is as solid as a guy and teammate as one could ever ask for. But other than that, don't care.

Well, Manning ought to have been put on the MUP (mentally unable to perform) list yesterday.

[NJ-STEELER]

worst one ever???

how old are you?

[costanza2k1]

I loved it! Where I live, full of the whiner fans...they all became Donkey fans...felt like I beat California again!