⛑How serious did you take the Super Bowl?

[Devon97]

Not as serious as this devoted NFL fan...

He died for you bitches!

http://www.wesh.com/news/investigators-man-36-dies-after-shooting-in-apopka/31045046

PD: Man, 36, shot to death in argument at Super Bowl party in Apopka

She said Grace became angry about the football game and when Johnson told him "not to disrespect his house," Grace pulled out a gun and shot him.

[240 is Back]

Disrespecting ones house is a rather big deal.

[El Diablo Blanco]

some people just don't have a life. 

[TheShape.]

some people just don't have a life. 

80% of getbiggers

[Palpatine Q]

Not at all. but there are a lot of unintentional laughs

Like when Brady went from being a guy who is   .500 in Super Bowls, to being lauded as the greatest quarterback to ever lace them up, all while sitting on the sidelines with his head in his hands because he couldn't watch the game

[Wiggs]

Not at all. but there are a lot of unintentional laughs

Like when Brady went from being a guy who is   .500 in Super Bowls, to being lauded as the greatest quarterback to ever lace them up, all while sitting on the sidelines with his head in his hands because he couldn't watch the game

Haters gonna hate. I'd start a Team with Brady over Montana. No disrespect to Mr. Montana.

[blacken700]

Not at all. but there are a lot of unintentional laughs

Like when Brady went from being a guy who is   .500 in Super Bowls, to being lauded as the greatest quarterback to ever lace them up, all while sitting on the sidelines with his head in his hands because he couldn't watch the game

he was never 500 in SB

[CARTEL]

Haters gonna hate. I'd start a Team with Brady over Montana. No disrespect to Mr. Montana.

No way.

[Father of Bodybuilding]

Disrespecting ones house is a rather big deal.

Well played. \

[Nick Danger]

Not at all. but there are a lot of unintentional laughs

Like when Brady went from being a guy who is   .500 in Super Bowls, to being lauded as the greatest quarterback to ever lace them up, all while sitting on the sidelines with his head in his hands because he couldn't watch the game

There are only two quarterbacks in history who wouldn't want to be .500 in 6 Super Bowls.

[240 is Back]

um, Montana kicked ass in an era where you could beat the shit out of a wide receiver before he caught the ball, and pummel a Qb for 2 seconds after he threw the ball.

you put him and rice in TODAYS NFL, and woah, they're beyond unstoppable. 

[Nick Danger]

um, Montana kicked ass in an era where you could beat the shit out of a wide receiver before he caught the ball, and pummel a Qb for 2 seconds after he threw the ball.

you put him and rice in TODAYS NFL, and woah, they're beyond unstoppable. 

Yes, only in the NFL are the athletes from the '80s and '90s better than today.
 

[The_Punisher]

Not at all. but there are a lot of unintentional laughs

Like when Brady went from being a guy who is   .500 in Super Bowls, to being lauded as the greatest quarterback to ever lace them up, all while sitting on the sidelines with his head in his hands because he couldn't watch the game

I'm not sure if Joe Montana would have keep his head up neither.... ........I hope the critics give credit to the Pats and not saying that they were handed the Trophy on a Gold Platter....

[Primemuscle]

I have never taken the Super Bowl seriously. It's a game and entertainment....nothing more. Truth is, I didn't watch it this year because there was some heavy stuff going down at home last Sunday that was of real consequence.

[Nick Danger]

I have never taken the Super Bowl seriously. It's a game and entertainment....nothing more. Truth is, I didn't watch it this year because there was some heavy stuff going down at home last Sunday that was of real consequence.

I can't remember who said it but it went something like this...


If it's such a big game, why do they play it every year?

[The_Punisher]

I can't remember who said it but it went something like this...


If it's such a big game, why do they play it every year?

I get more emotional every 4yrs about Football......

[Nick Danger]

I get more emotional every 4yrs about Football......

I fear the masses will punish you for your post...

[CARTEL]

um, Montana kicked ass in an era where you could beat the shit out of a wide receiver before he caught the ball, and pummel a Qb for 2 seconds after he threw the ball.

you put him and rice in TODAYS NFL, and woah, they're beyond unstoppable. 

Especially when you have Taylor running pick plays constantly to assist Rice in getting open.

[WalterWhite]

um, Montana kicked ass in an era where you could beat the shit out of a wide receiver before he caught the ball, and pummel a Qb for 2 seconds after he threw the ball.

you put him and rice in TODAYS NFL, and woah, they're beyond unstoppable. 

And how many pro bowl wide receivers has Brady had at his disposal? For that matter how many different sets of receiver has he had to play with?

No salary cap when Montana played either.

[Walter Sobchak]

And how many pro bowl wide receivers has Brady had at his disposal? For that matter how many different sets of receiver has he had to play with?

No salary cap when Montana played either.

Brady had Randy Moss for a while.

[Palpatine Q]

Haters gonna hate. I'd start a Team with Brady over Montana. No disrespect to Mr. Montana.

Missing the point, my Nebrew.

It's more about the media.  They haven't stopped sucking his cock since a play he had nothing to do with gave the Pats the title. Belichick is the greatest coach of all time too now...LOL.

They were both ready to commit suicide until Pete Carrol said "no....you guys take it, I won last year."

I heard a great line about it...."having Marshawn Lynch in the backfield and not using him there, is like having a gun and trying to kill someone by throwing it at them."

[Pray_4_War]

Did not give a fuck.

[_aj_]

Yes, only in the NFL are the athletes from the '80s and '90s better than today.
 

The defensive schemes that QBs see today at 10x more complex than what Montana saw.

[paradoxno1]

 its a lot like the average American, it's a great achievement to move 10 yards forward.

[Andy Griffin]

Best part of the Super Bowl happens in the days after the game:

1.  Whining from butt-hurt fanboys
2.  Hearing customer service reps, fund analysts, processors, and mail clerks all discuss how they know so much more about football than the people who actually make money in the game
3.  Watching grown men and women deluding themselves into thinking they actually achieved something ("We beat y'all fair and square")
4.  Seeing people who can't even be bothered to go to the gym more than once a year (to renew their membership) try to squeeze themselves into too-tight football jerseys that they paid over $100 for
5.  Fat chicks who can't even get a second look from the drive-thru guy at Burger King referring to Tom Brady or Russell Wilson as "my husband"