Super Pick

So it’s finally here, The Big Game, the Super Bowl, the championship, the Vince Lombardi Trophy game. It’s enough to make a guy feel pretty melancholy.

Melancholy?

Yes, melancholy. See with the biggest day on the football comes the end to it all. No more glorious NFL Sundays. No more pizza, chips and general laziness and gluttony to close out the week. No more Red Zone channel. No more fantasy football. No more NFL, it’s sad.

So, on to the game. Here’s the deal, I’m rooting for the Saints. I’d love to see those people get to celebrate down on Bourbon Street. I’d love to see Drew Brees take his place with Manning and Brady at the top of the NFL quarterback tree. And, I figure too many shots of Chloe Kardashian beats too many shots on TV of Archie Manning, so that right there is enough to root for New Orleans to win.

Yes, I’m rooting for the Saints.

The Colts are going to win, though. They’re a machine and Manning is the best there is right now, as much as that pains me to admit. He can’t be fooled or tricked by a defense, throw something at him and he’ll figure it all out. He’s the premier signal caller in the game and he gets the job done.

I think both offenses can score a ton. I think both offense will score a ton, but in the end I think that the Colts have too much on both sides of the ball. I hope I’m wrong.

The score: Indy 41, New Orleans 31.

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