If you're reading this, it means you're not among the thralls of New Orleans Saints fans in Louisiana or with the team in Miami that are just beginning what is sure to be a month-long party because their team just won their first ever Super Bowl. On a night thought by many to be Peyton Manning's coronation, Drew Brees ended up at the post-game podium as the MVP of the night after a 31-17 victory. Sunday's championship contest didn't get off to the most exciting of starts, but it sure finished with one.
Super Bowl 44
7 February 2010
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Can't bet against the point spread? Feel too much pressure when deciding between your heart and your head? Vegas has you covered with these completely ridiculous prop bets, covered by Esquire. Here's a few choice selections and my useless advice.
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The wait is over. Super Bowl 44 is nigh. Manning versus Brees starts in mere hours. After prepping you for the game yesterday with separate previews of the Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints, it's time to bring the two together for my Super Bowl predictions.
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6 February 2010
ake away from Manning, he always another in his arsenal.
The biggest question going into Super Bowl 44 is the health of Dwight Freeney, who tore a ligament in his ankle during the Jets game. Two weeks later, he's been undergoing every possible treatment so he can make it back onto the field Sunday. In the best possible scenario, Freeney will see action on passing downs, for perhaps 12-18 plays. In his absence, Raheem Brock must pick up the slack on the left side while Robert Mathis will see protection slide his direction on the right.
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