Various musings on the Super Bowl X-Whatever

How an undrafted Patriots rookie made one of the greatest plays in Super Bowl history

. . . "It's not like Seattle's play call was doomed from the beginning. It's not like Russell Wilson made a horrible throw. Butler read the play perfectly, jumped the route, and got to the spot on the field where the ball was going before the receiver.

"Here's the breakdown of how he did it." . . .

The left hijacks the Super Bowl  . . . "I’m one old football fan who does not like to be preached to by holier-than-thou liberal jerks when I’m trying to watch a game.  I resent such indoctrination attempts to the point of questioning if I’m going to continue to allow myself to be insulted by an advertising industry that appears to be several degrees left of the New York Times." . . . 
"And of course they have their intestinal worm: Bob Costas."  By Russ Vaughn
It's not just in those commercials; it is in most conversations during every TV show. One theme: guys are clueless dunces and ripe for ridicule by dominant females of any age.

Lloyd Marcus: A shared American experience: Super Bowl  . . . "It was fun being a part of a uniquely American shared experience, watching and allowing myself to be slightly emotionally invested in the Super Bowl." . . .

I’m done with the Super Bowl. The leftists have won.  . . . "But as a viewer and occasional football fan, I care.  I watch for entertainment.  Not to get judged.  I don’t watch the Super Bowl to be told we need to “have a conversation”.  Save the “conversations” for another day.  If that’s the future direction of the Super Bowl, then I’ll spend my time on something more worthwhile.  The left-wing ad execs have won.  They killed it.  The Super Bowl is now officially yet another propaganda outlet for left-wing psychology.  As if we needed another one." . . .

Barack Obama Marks Super Bowl Sunday By Posting Pics Of . . . Barack Obama…
Here is one of several:

George Will: A Season of Wretched Excess; Don’t let Deflate-gate keep you from enjoying the uniquely American experience that is the Super Bowl.   . . . "It consists of the days — this year, twelve of them — between the State of the Union address and the final merciful tick of the clock of the Super Bowl.

"The State of the Union has become, under presidents of both parties, a political pep rally degrading to everyone. ". . 

Was The Nationwide Commercial The Worst Super Bowl Ad Ever? [VIDEO]  . . . "Calling the ad a downer is an understatement. But it did leave an impression on the tens of millions of viewers who saw it. Unfortunately for Nationwide, that impression was incredibly negative." . . .

The Super Bowl That Took Everyone’s Breath Away 

In Defense of Darrell Bevell  . . . "Keep in mind, Bevell has limited resources. None of Seattle’s wide receivers can consistently separate from man coverage, and their quarterback, great as he is on extended plays, can’t make many throws from the pocket. That makes things tough on an offensive coordinator.