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I love Peyton but hate Eli so Im conflicted there

And everyone going for NO will make me hate them

At least NE or Pitt arent in it
 
MarionBarberThe4th;3255450 said:
I love Peyton but hate Eli so Im conflicted there

And everyone going for NO will make me hate them

At least NE or Pitt arent in it
As they like to say in NO, "geaux saints"!
 
MarionBarberThe4th;3255557 said:
Nice contribution!

Clue: Who are you going for?

lol.....just funnin ya.....


im for the Colts.......I want Peyton Manning to pass Brady for SB wins..(as long as it isnt at the expense of the Cowboys of course)......

and i cant stand bandwagon fans of the Saints and their dreams of dynasty stature ......
 
Can't say I know who I'll be pulling for as of yet but I do think the Colts will win the game.

For me the most important thing is to see a good quality and exciting game and I hope both teams can put on a good show.
 
MarionBarberThe4th;3255450 said:
I love Peyton but hate Eli so Im conflicted there

And everyone going for NO will make me hate them

At least NE or Pitt arent in it

I love Peyton and hate Eli too, I dont understand, what is the conflict?
You dont want Eli to be happy when his brother wins? Thats stretching your dislike for a player a bit much isnt it? By that thinking it would bother you that Eli got married last year, because it made hm happy.
 
MarionBarberThe4th;3255450 said:
I love Peyton but hate Eli so Im conflicted there

And everyone going for NO will make me hate them

At least NE or Pitt arent in it

COLTS!!!!

What does Eli have to do with anything?

Question is, who is Archie going for, his son or his old team.....
 
Archie would support his son for sure.

I'm for the Colts winning.
 
BTW, we're still #1.


Saints in OT killed

By MICHAEL STARR
Posted: 12:53 AM, January 26, 2010

The Jets might have lost their bid for the Super Bowl -- but they were ratings winners all the way.

Gang Green's 30-17 loss to the Colts Sunday was the most-watched AFC Championship game in 24 years, snaring nearly 47 million viewers on CBS (3-6:15 p.m.), according to Nielsen.

Those are the best numbers since the Patriots-Dolphins AFC Championship game in 1986 (48 million viewers).

Sunday night's Saints-Vikings game on Fox was even more impressive from a viewership standpoint.

That game, a heart-stopping 31-28 overtime victory for the Saints, sending them to their first-ever Super Bowl, drew a whopping 58 million viewers -- the most-watched conference championship game since Dallas-San Francisco in 1981 drew 69 million viewers on CBS.

It was also the most-watched non-Super Bowl telecast since the "Seinfeld" finale in May 1998 (76 million viewers).

The Fox game went through the roof in New Orleans, where it averaged a whopping 63.2 rating -- believed to be the highest local rating ever for an NFL game on one network.
 
MarionBarberThe4th;3256336 said:
I saw Eli celebrating in the suites last week.

Eli :) makes me :mad:

yeah, the doublestuff oreo's commercial with him in it are barf-inducing.

Eli sucks, but I still think Peyton is a classy guy and a great player.
 
I hate neither team, so I don't care who wins. But I too think the Colts win. That Saints defense....:ralph:

They rely strictly on turnovers. When they don't get turnovers, that defense is terrible. If the Colts don't turn the ball over, they will win. Maybe even blow them out.
 
I'm rooting for the Colts. It's just not right that Eli has the same # of rings as his brother. In fact, it's obscene.
 
RXP;3256345 said:
I hate neither team, so I don't care who wins. But I too think the Colts win. That Saints defense....:ralph:

They rely strictly on turnovers. When they don't get turnovers, that defense is terrible. If the Colts don't turn the ball over, they will win. Maybe even blow them out.

Maybe it is just me, but I fully expect a thoroughly entertaining game. No real rooting interest, I actually like both teams from a "if it isn't Dallas, I would be okay with this team winning it" perspective. I really expect Sean Peyton to pull out all the stops in this game and, like you said, the Colts could potentially put up huge points against this Defense.

I am looking forward to watching this Superbowl more than any one in the last decade, so I am hoping that it delivers.
 
My head says Manning and the Colts, ... my heart is always with the NFC.
 

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