Super Bowl time!!

[TitoFan]

Getting ready to watch this year's Super Bowl, between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs. I'm a Pittsburgh Steelers fan, so I've got no dog in the fight... but I'm leaning toward wanting the 49ers to win. Sick of seeing the media avalanche of the Taylor Swift/ Travis Kelce romance. She's been a fixture at all the Chiefs' playoff games. On the other hand she's brought a lot of casuals to the game. I suspect there's gonna be a LOT of people watching the game, not for the game itself, but to catch glimpses of Swift up in the luxury box... and to see Usher perform in the halftime show. During halftime I'll probably get up and refresh my munchies and drinking material.

Normally the SB is kind of anti-climactic for me, basically because the playoff games leading up to the Super Bowl are sometimes so much more competitive and more free of media hype.

Sad because this is the last week of NFL football until next season begins in August/September.

[Master]

It is big over here. I heard Usher and Taylor Swift will be playing this time.

[TitoFan]

It is big over here. I heard Usher and Taylor Swift will be playing this time.

Usher performed. Taylor was just a spectator, rooting for her boyfriend's team (the KC Chiefs). The Chiefs won the game in overtime, their 2nd Super Bowl title in a row. I was rooting for the San Francisco 49ers... but at least it was a good game. Yeah... I understand the NFL annually holds at least a couple of regular season games over in Europe.

[Master]

I think they play in London at the Spurs football stadium.

It would be great if the Chiefs can do 3 in a row which has never been done?

[NoSavingByTheBell]

Baseball and boxing, my two loves in terms of sports and I started both of those as an avid spectator back when I was six or seven years old but I must admit that the NFL is a very close runner-up in second place.

But to be honest I only really watched NFL football from about the time of George Blanda and Darryl lamonica let's say about the time that Franco Harris caught that deflected pass and beat Ken stabler and the Raders in that playoff game after which I cried for several hours as a 7 year old because I am an Oakland raiders fan from the beginning and I remember how we really whipped the Minnesota Vikings in the 1976 or was it 1977 super bowl but once the 1980s got about halfway through I kind of started really losing track of the teams in the players and how well they were doing or not and by the 1990s until today I can count on maybe two hands the number of NFL games I have actually watched and that includes playoffs and super bowls

Same can be said with baseball but with boxing I guess I have kept a little more up-to-date and I have kept my interest a lot more than in baseball or football

[Primo Carnera]

Baseball and boxing, my two loves in terms of sports and I started both of those as an avid spectator back when I was six or seven years old but I must admit that the NFL is a very close runner-up in second place.

But to be honest I only really watched NFL football from about the time of George Blanda and Darryl lamonica let's say about the time that Franco Harris caught that deflected pass and beat Ken stabler and the Raders in that playoff game after which I cried for several hours as a 7 year old because I am an Oakland raiders fan from the beginning and I remember how we really whipped the Minnesota Vikings in the 1976 or was it 1977 super bowl but once the 1980s got about halfway through I kind of started really losing track of the teams in the players and how well they were doing or not and by the 1990s until today I can count on maybe two hands the number of NFL games I have actually watched and that includes playoffs and super bowls

Same can be said with baseball but with boxing I guess I have kept a little more up-to-date and I have kept my interest a lot more than in baseball or football

Shouldn’t that be 3rd place?