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Was Ambien doing a cross promotion with the NFL because that was one lame game. And I don’t mind a good defensive battle, being a Bear’s fan and all, but that was really just boring as hell. Goff looked like a deer in the headlights all night and Brady was only a bit better. The D’s did well but nothing that was so amazing. Super Bowl LIII... I guess we were overdue for a dud.
Better than a blowout. So no it was not the worst.
10 points is pretty close to a blowout. Regardless, in a blowout at least one team is doing something. Neither of these teams were doing anything most of the game.
Google “snooze fest” today and all the news articles are about the not so Super Bowl.
So people have short attention spans. Especially those who only tune into football once a year.
I’ve watched football every weekend all year and this was the worst weekend for football this season. The law of averages was bound to throw out a dud and yesterday we got it.
Out of curiosity, which Super Bowl did you find less interesting than yesterday’s?
Last edited by biggunsmallbrains; 02-04-2019 at 12:46 PM..
Exactly. Blowouts tend to only be good if the team that is doing the blowing out is one you are really rooting for.
Not for me. I prefer a blowout to yesterday’s mediocrity. At least one team is being clinical in their dismantling of another team. Obviously, I prefer a good competitive game but if you watch the highlights from yesterday’s game you might just fall asleep.
No this is the not the worst, at least it was a close game instead of a blowout, the Ravens-Giants and Broncos-Seahawks Superbowl was way worse than last night's Superbowl
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