Super bowl 46 #sb46

So here's my take on this years super bowl.
First off, America should just go ahead and make it a national holiday. What makes a holiday in the USA? 3 things: food, family, and sports. Christmas, thanksgiving, new years, fourth of July, and even memorial day. The Super Bowl is right there. Come on man!
As someone who has watched every super bowl since 1991's Giants Bills I feel like I know a bit about the game. So I want to talk about some of the most important people in sports: the quarterback of a team. Both of them.

Tom Brady.
Tom Brady has been on a terror. He's been lethal. He will find a weakness and exploit it. And whatever power he has over you he will use it. Was it me or could you count his spikes clearly when he dove head first into the end zone against Baltimore? He ate grass. Then he spiked the ball so hard, It knocked rice off Yao Mings chopsticks. In China.

He has been tight end happy this year. Gronk, and Hernandez can attest to this as he threw 51.9% of his passes to them.
He seemed irritated and agitated by Phil Simms comparison to Tim Tebows throwing motion. Tom Brady has been trying to tell us he's the best since michigan and Drew Henson. Not Jim Henson, Drew Henson.
To hate Tom Brady is to hate greatness. And a desire to be the best. And a strong competitive drive. People who aren't already fans of a great team usually quickly learn to hate them.
Usually they find some personal defect like unfaithfulness or steroids. Or the fact they are attractive. Or love Jesus. If you are not already a hater of a team because you are a fan of that teams rival, you are hating for no reason and missing a chance to applaud greatness. I never rooted for Michael Jordan. But I applaud his greatness

Eli Manning
Eli Manning may or not be this generations Steve Young. Wanting to blast the "shadow" of big brother out of the window of the house his brother built. Does 2 rings make him a better player than Peyton? No. But you would have an argument for him as one of the best in the game right now. He said it. Then he backed it up. Big time. In the clutch. When we remember games, we remember big, close games where a player stepped up big. Real big. 2007 super bowl anyone? Tim Tebow created a legacy out of 6 comebacks this year. We remember this. Eli was clutch all year. Most td's ever in the fourth quarter. Ever! Big deal people. Big! 15 to be exact. Mans game!

Both teams deserve to be here. This is not a cameo by any stretch. We leave those for Ochocinco. 9-7 or 13-3, you had to beat good teams to make it here in January. Take nothing away.
The drive and passion of a great player and team is to be respected.
Joe Montana was 4-0 in super bowls. Tom Brady 3-1. Will he be 4-1? Yes
If your're wondering, i'm by no means a Pats fan. Brady fan yes but hail to the Chiefs!
My prediction:
Patriots 41-27 close early but Tom and company pull away. Eli gets a late td to make it look closer than it is.

Steven Ridley will have a Timmy Smith game. I said this 10 days ago. Get ready.

It's what I do,
Josiah