Colts to win. Probably. I think their extra experience of the big game might help them come out on top. But maybe being the underdogs will help the Saints not be as nervy as they seemed to be against Minnesota.
Hoping it's a good one anyway.
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Colts to win. Probably. I think their extra experience of the big game might help them come out on top. But maybe being the underdogs will help the Saints not be as nervy as they seemed to be against Minnesota.
Hoping it's a good one anyway.
I am declaring this the "legit discussion thread" and it shall stay open. The thread in Gen Chat is the "suuuuuuuuuuuuuper boooooooooooooowl" thread for parties. Spam will not be permitted in this thread.
That said, I know nothing about either of these teams and am not interested in football. I do know the rules though because I r a smart.
I am definitely rooting for the Saints. I consider the Colts slightly more likely to win, but if the Saints' D pressures Manning like they did Favre, Manning could be in for a long night.
"Hi, I'm Tim Tebow and the doctors told my mother to get an abortion because she got ill in the Philippines even though abortion has been illegal in the Philippines since 1930 and punishable by a prison sentence so really it's very doubtful that a doctor suggested she get an abortion and we are just being douche bags about this whole women's rights to her own body thing."
Manning isn't Favre, and despite all their best attempts to hand New Orleans the game, Minnesota still could have won. New Orleans will need to be less wound up tonight.
And the Colts are on the board first. Sweet.
And a touchdown, awesome.
Looks like I'm watching this after all, despite saying that I wasn't in the GC thread.
Go Colts, I suppose.
Game over. Saints win.
Didn't get interesting until Q4, just as I expected.
I won a pizza thanks to the Saints winning. I'm happy.
That was a pretty impressive play near the end. It almost looked as if he said 'hey look over there!' when he pointed xD
We had a huge party going on and the place erupted the moment the interception was thrown.
I really thought the onside kick to start the second half, while risky and the Coach would've looked terrible if it didn't work, was a great in terms of drama.
Huzzah! Good job, Saints.
The Tim Tebow nonsense is painful. I look forward to him falling to the 4th round and doing nothing in the NFL for a good 4-5 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moon Rabbits
Well, time to troll everyone who visits the frontsite.
I heartily approve.
Sean Payton has balls. Missed it on 4th and goal, but that doesn't stop him from opening up the second half with an onside kick. Cool that the Saints won. That town deserves it.