COLTS VS. BEARS!!!!!!!

[Dallas Starr]

AWESOME... CANT WAIT...WHOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOO

 

[Aaron Yarbough]

My money is on the Colts!

 

[Casey B]

It's gonna be a good matchup. That was a great game between the Colts and Pats. I was pulling for Manning and they pulled it out.



Haven't had a chance to watch the Bears-Saints game, it's on tape. Baseball umpire association meetings every Sunday evening til the HS season starts so I missed it. Even though I know the Bears won, I'll still watch it.



Not going to pull for any side in the Super Bowl. Just going to enjoy the game.

 

[Dallas Starr]

typical referee/umpire response... hahahaha

 

[Justin L]

i just praise god that the pats lost. everybody (well most people) around here think they walk on water and it drives me nuts, well i guess that even the pats can go down in flames too. lol

 

[Chris Cramer]

just glad to see Brady walking off the field after he blew it. much rather see Manning get a ring.

 

[A K]

I enjoyed the finish, though I wish Belichick was a little more personable. I mean, he's been there, gotten the ringS, and all.



It looks to be an interesting Superbowl to say the least.

 

[Andrew Tollison 3]

Da Bears.

 

[Jose Santana]

As a Pats fan I congratulate the Colts..... I hope they beat the bears just because Payton is unfreakingbelievably acuurate and they dismanteled us the 2nd half....

However with that said..... The refs have been calling real good games lately but they'

totally blew the call when Rache Caldwell was mobbed in the endzone and no flag was thrown for the pass interference and that proved to be the difference in the game...



joseymack

 

[user 62394]

The Colts just came out of the locker room for the second half on fire. I don't think any team anywhere was stopping them in the 3rd quarter. I used to live down in Indy, and that town loves that team. Maybe I need to take a road trip for the game.



God Bless Our Colts



Rocks

 

[Johnny O]

Colts. NFC just wasn't that good this year. In the land of the blind, the one-eyed (Gross)man is king.:lol:

 

[Dave Wu]

Sorry everyone...But I gotta go with the Indiana team. Remember I am from Evansville!

 

[Nelson Atwell]

If Grossman is on his game, I'd say the Bears will win. Sad thing is, he is like Jekyll and Hyde. One day he's the best, the next day he doesn't even belong in the NFL. The game hinges on which Grossman shows up.

 

[TomT]

Manning vs Grossman? No contest there.

 

[kil roy]

should be a good game, maybe colts/ravens all over again , bears have the D and a excellent running game and the colts have manning who seems to make things happen.

its funny because the same stuff i heard last week about how the saints were going to kill the bears im now hearing the same crap all over again about how the colts are going to kill the bears.

where Grossman is concerned i think if you look back through history the bears have never

had a stellar QB, they have medicore QBs that get the job done when it needs to get done

they rely more on the running game,clock control and that awesome D especially with Urlacher in the middle. how many middle linbackers have you seen almost run down a RB like he almost caught reggie yesterday? the man has amazing speed for someone of his size.



so for all of you nay sayers just remember the old saying "on any given sunday"

 

[Frank Marano]

Manning vs Grossman? No contest there.

except it is the colts vs the bears. anyone and anybody can make a mistake and cost their team the game.

 

[Richard L]

I don't care who wins, just as long as both teams show up ready to play football.



I don't want to see a comedy of errors, fumbles and other stupid mistakes like New Orleans did against Chicago.



...Rich

 

[Bill V]

RichardL--Don't forget about idiotic showboating. Reggie Bush's reaction in the endzone reminded me once again how inferior he is to the classier acts like Barry Sanders and LaDainien Tomlinson.

 

[A K]

-Don't forget about idiotic showboating.

See, there is a difference between a valid concern like yours, Bill, and Rush Limbaugh's comments.

 

[Richard L]

Bill V,

I really don't care about the showboating. Bush scored the touchdown in the longest play from scrimage in a championship game, and that was the best that New Orleans had that day. So let Bush celebrate if he wants to. All he did was dive into the end-zone and do a tuck and roll...I've seen a lot worse and a lot dumber things done.



I do agree that the celebrations by some players is a overboard and actually makes them look rediculous.



...Rich