The Super Bowl sucked yesterday and it normally sucks.
Is there a more overhyped dud out there?
The commercials have jumped the shark and the pregame is longer than the game
Give me a college game anytime.
Agreed. I rarely care much about the game, unless the Giants are playing. I usually create a couple of small side bets just to fabricate some interest. I really don't care about the commercials. Half of the time the halftime shows fail to compel me to watch. The game itself is a disappointment more times than not. Too much hype.
Oh. I thought you were going to ask what channel tonight's game is on.The Super Bowl sucked yesterday and it normally sucks.
Is there a more overhyped dud out there?
The commercials have jumped the shark and the pregame is longer than the game
Give me a college game anytime.
I thought Bruno Mars had one of the best halftime shows ever. But besides that, the game stunk. FOX couldn't have been too happy.
antique roadshow would be more entertaining -Two words for 2nd half - Downton Abbey.
B Dubs tweeted this in the 2nd half:Along with all the pizza places and bars. Games like this crushed those guys, especially on the left side of the states.
americans love to watch a train wreckThis board is funny. Funny strange.
The game, in all it's sucky blowout glory, did a 47.6 overnight rating.
That means that 47.6% of every TV household in the U.S. was watching the game in every single minute it aired. Nearly half the country on every minute. Given the blowout and that some people drift in and out of viewing, it's likely that about 65-70% of the country watched the game at some point.
I mean you guys can hate it or whatever, I'm not trying to change anyone's opinion.
BTW, you can send me the $100 you owe me on the bet to PayPal.
This board is funny. Funny strange.
The game, in all it's sucky blowout glory, did a 47.6 overnight rating.
That means that 47.6% of every TV household in the U.S. was watching the game in every single minute it aired. Nearly half the country on every minute. Given the blowout and that some people drift in and out of viewing, it's likely that about 65-70% of the country watched the game at some point.
I mean you guys can hate it or whatever, I'm not trying to change anyone's opinion.
rosconey said:first off- no giants -dont give a baboons red fanny no su guys - would rather watch pbs halftimes are a joke -and i must be old because if a guys named bruno he better be a bad azz not this generations prince - lastly- the commercials sucked as bad as the game
Scooch said:This board is funny. Funny strange. The game, in all it's sucky blowout glory, did a 47.6 overnight rating. That means that 47.6% of every TV household in the U.S. was watching the game in every single minute it aired. Nearly half the country on every minute. Given the blowout and that some people drift in and out of viewing, it's likely that about 65-70% of the country watched the game at some point. I mean you guys can hate it or whatever, I'm not trying to change anyone's opinion.
The Super Bowl sucked yesterday and it normally sucks.
Is there a more overhyped dud out there?
The commercials have jumped the shark and the pregame is longer than the game
Give me a college game anytime.
That hurts man. lol. As a fan of Denver, just like my Orange, I will never give up hope and cheering my team on!!They've actually been pretty good lately...
Remember the early 90s when the Cowboys and 49ers took turns beating the living he!! out of whatever patsy the AFC put up (especially the Bills)?
Or the mid-eighties when there was a stretch where the closest game was the Giants 19 point beat down of Denver?
In Denver's five Super Bowl losses, their average margin of defeat is 30 points.
If the NFL would just keep Denver and Buffalo from appearing in the Super Bowl (and the Bills are doing a fine job in that regard), we'd all have a much better shot of watching a good game.
That hurts man. lol. As a fan of Denver, just like my Orange, I will never give up hope and cheering my team on!!