Feb 7 2006

Super Bowl Commercials Overrated

I don’t understand all the hype surrounding the commercials during the Super Bowl. I know it costs advertisers about $6 million just for 30 seconds of air time, but the commercials never seem to be worth anywhere near that amount.

I would take the Pro Bowl commercials over the Super Bowl commercials any day. During the Pro Bowl commercials, I get to hear David Spade say "No" to every customer…see Lebron James sporting an afro…watch some Jeremy guy shed another 50 pounds from walking to and from Subway…and of course witness Shaq endorsing the Icy Hot patch.

So for all of you that huddled around the television just to see what they would show on this year’s Go Daddy.com ad, I hope you weren’t too disappointed. Irregardless, I feel it is my obligation to tell you that if you are seeking some real entertainment, then go buy a sandwich from Subway… using your Capital One card… and wash it down with some Sprite… and don’t forget to put on your Icy Hot patch… this Sunday as you relax while watching the Pro Bowl commercials!

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Feb 5 2006

Steelers are Super Bowl Champions

The Pittsburgh Steelers completed their miraculous run and capped it off with a Super Bowl championship. As a sixth seed in the AFC, the Steelers beat the Cincinnati Bengals, Indianapolis Colts, and the Denver Broncos all on the road. Tonight, they defeated the Seattle Seahawks in the Super Bowl, 21-10. Pittsburgh was able to win seven straight games to close the year. Before the winning streak, they appeared to be a team that was on the brink of missing the playoffs. The Steelers now join the San Francisco 49ers and the Dallas Cowboys as the only franchises to win five Super Bowls. So you can love them or hate them, either way; the Pittsburgh Steelers are still the Super Bowl champs!

Some special notes…Hines Ward was named the Super Bowl MVP and Jerome Bettis all but announced his retirement stating that Detroit is the last stop for the Bus.

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Feb 4 2006

Troy Aikman Completes a Pass to the Hall of Fame; Michael Irvin Held Without a Reception

It was a good day for the Dallas Cowboys franchise as they had two former players; Troy Aikman and Rayfield Wright get elected into the Hall of Fame. Michael Irvin will have to wait for at least another year to be elected into "the hall" as his name was not called today.

The following players were nominated to the Pro Football Hall of Fame:

QB-Troy Aikman, Dallas Cowboys
DT-Reggie White, Green Bay Packers
QB-Warren Moon, Houston Oilers
OL-Rayfield Wright, Dallas Cowboys
LB-Harry Carson, New York Giants
Coach-John Madden, Oakland Raiders

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Feb 3 2006

Super Bowl XL in Detroit

DR U Super Bowl XL Predictions

Seattle Seahawks-17
Pittsburgh Steelers-31

Leaders

Seattle
Passing-Matt Hasselbeck- 24-35, 310 yards, 1 TD, 2 INTs
Rushing-Shaun Alexander- 18-103 yards, 1 TD
Receiving-Darrell Jackson- 6-85 yards, 1 TD

Pittsburgh
Passing-Ben Roethlisberger- 18-24, 285 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INTs
Rushing-Jerome Bettis- 10-30 yards, 2 TDs
Receiving- Hines Ward- 5-115 yards, 1 TD

Super Bowl XL CO-MVPs-Ben Roethlisberger and Jerome Bettis

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Feb 3 2006

All-Time Super Bowl Fantasy Football Team

Since the Super Bowl is coming up this weekend, DR U decided to name his all-time Super Bowl fantasy football team.

QB-Joe Montana, San Francisco 49ers
QB-Terry Bradshaw, Pittsburgh Steelers
QB-Troy Aikman, Dallas Cowboys
QB-Honorable Mention-Tom Brady, New England Patriots
RB-Emmitt Smith, Dallas Cowboys
RB-Franco Harris, Pittsburgh Steelers
RB-Marcus Allen, Los Angeles Raiders
RB-Honorable Mention-Barry Sanders, Detroit Lions (I know he never made a Super Bowl, but he would have been on this list had he not played his career with the Lions)
WR-Jerry Rice, San Francisco 49ers
WR-Lynn Swann, Pittsburgh Steelers
WR-Cliff Branch, Oakland and Los Angeles Raiders
WR-Honorable Mention-Michael Irvin, Dallas Cowboys
Defense-Dallas Cowboys (forced nine turnovers to Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVII)
Defense-Tampa Bay Buccaneers (intercepted five passes against Oakland Raiders in Super Bowl XXXVII)
Defense-Honorable Mention-Baltimore Ravens (intercepted four passes against New York Giants and held them to just 7 points in Super Bowl XXXV.

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