The best Super Bowl XLIV commercials [video]
Check out this montage of commercials from Super Bowl XLIV. There is some good stuff in there.
My favorite is easily the one with Betty White.
Sports Channel / Bullz-Eye Home
The food is almost as important as the game on Super Bowl Sunday. Check out Mike Farley's 2010 Super Bowl Spread for some spicy gameday eats!Looking for some intriguing storylines for Super Bowl XLIV? Take your pick. The game will feature two explosive offenses, the best player in the game (that would be Peyton Manning, for those who have lived in an isolated cave over the past decade), two defenses that are playing at a high level, and a quarterback in Drew Brees who has inspired an entire city to chant: "Who dat? Who dat? Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints?"
To get you prepped for Super Bowl XLIV, we've compiled tons of great content on the game, including match up breakdowns, updated injury news (in case you haven't heard, Dwight Freeney is dealing with a little bit of an ankle issue) and much more. Be sure to keep checking out this page, as we will be updating it leading up to kickoff and will offer our prediction for Super Bowl XLIV on game day.
Enjoy.
Drew Brees reveals Saints' pre-game battle cry
has the footage of Drew Brees explaining the Saints' pre-game chant at Lucy's, a New Orleans bar.
Fired up?
Bill Simmons' Super Bowl XLIV pick
Like most of us, Bill Simmons fondly remembers when he's right and quickly forgets when he's wrong. For posterity, here is :
If you were deciding between Simmons and Stalter, let's hope you went with the latter. Stalter picked the Saints outright.
Poll: Who has the better cheerleaders -- the Colts or the Saints?
First, the Colts...
Now, the Saints...
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Freeney speaks out about ankle injury
Media Day for Super Bowl XLIV was today and as expected, Colts’ defensive end Dwight Freeney faced several questions about his ankle injury and his .
From ESPN.com:
Freeney admitted that he probably wouldn’t practice the rest of the week, which is a telling sign that the Colts are hoping that he’ll be healthy enough to play for three hours on Sunday and nothing more. He reportedly walked with a limp today and his , according a report by NFL.com.
What if the Super Bowl was entirely scripted by writers?
Atom.com put together a pretty funny sketch about the Super Bowl being scripted by NFL writers.
There are a couple of good one-liners involving Joe Horn and Nate Kaeding:
The line about Kaeding is pretty funny and I’m pretty sure I’d pay to see Jeremy Shockey pull Joe Horn out from the goal post.
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