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[QUOTE="KaiserUEO, post: 794187, member: 272"]
All it takes for both, pre-game or halftime is an engaged fan base.

in the last 5 years the Giants have done both 2x.  2 pre game Lombardi Celebrations and 2 halftime Ring of Honor Celebrations.  So you have 2 with a captured audience and 2 where the onus is on the drunks to leave the tailgate early to get their seats. And I got to say, I like the pre games better. Both times we got 82500 people to put down their sausages and beers, wait in line for 20 minutes to get strip searched, take a leak...and then get to your arse holder on time. The excitement and anticipation of both is off the charts.

You put both teams on the field. Put on a tribute video on the jumbos. put a camera on McNabb in the locker room, follow him down the tunnel.The 49k who should be there should now be in a deafening roar as he runs outonto the field to waiting friends and family. Give Gross 30seconds, drop the cloth off the jersey, give Don 90 seconds, let him stay for the coin toss. Done.

Hopefully now with an emotional advantage over the  opponent.

Simple stuff.

And I'm just a piddly wall st guy drinking away the cobwebs with a memosa, not a somebody who's job for however long and for the 4 months leading up to this...was to come up with something.
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