Dynasty

This could be one of the most colorful Super Bowls with uniforms, field, and backdrops alike... but man, Arizona's stadium is SO dark. It kinda ruins it.

Phoenix is going all-in (again). At least one franchise in that city is relevant.

They've been doing a five-year theme for the logos from my observation. I don't know what will be in store for after Super Bowl LX, but I hope they continue with the more vibrant colors.

It was after PTI when they started talking about the Super Bowl. The team logos shown had like a fainted circle(s?) around them. I saw it like two days ago. It could've been a limited time thing, but I'm pretty sure it was SportsCenter. Maybe I'll see if it shows again.

If he doesn't return, then I guess that gives Cowboys fans something to gloat about, ending his career and whatnot.

Did ESPN update their graphics for news headlines? I can't find a picture online, but it definitely looks different.

I think we really did get the best teams in it this time, and I'll admit, at least there are more storylines for KC-PHI. Not the matchup I wanted, but I hope it's at the very least entertaining.

That's why I wanted them to trade for McCaffrey; he can both run and catch super well. Singletary is a decent back, but he looks one-dimensional to me... meaning he's limited. I think Buffalo will be fine if they make the right changes. I just don't think this current roster where it's at, will get it done.

Brady has lost to ever team in the league now, right?

Divisional game; it should be somewhat expected. I know it's always talked about with Tomlin-led teams, but don't ever count out a Harbaugh-led one either. They've been AFC staples for over a decade (and it's annoying).

Throughout the whole game, I kept thinking that regardless of what was happening, I couldn't get my hopes up. I'm glad I didn't, but I'm happy that it wasn't the blowout everyone expected.

Nothing against Herbert, but this is so deserved for a franchise that screwed over a majority of their fanbase. I hope the choke jobs never end for Spanos.

So I haven't been following the whole Correa debacle. Why was this such a big story? What was the issue with his physical?

If I was an Ohio State fan, I'd be even more frustrated with that Peach Bowl loss. It seemed like whoever won that game was going to win the Natty.

I can't believe the Lions defeated the bias. Wow. Glad they pulled a topsy-turvy because that was all lining up to screw them over. Save the biggest media marketing team and the GOAT best for last.

Not too thrilled about Miami playing Buffalo again, but I guess a berth is a berth. Snaps that six-year drought. I'd put money on the AFC winning the Super Bowl this year... and that's a pretty confident statement.

That's why I said "predictably." It was an obvious choice because of the marketing by itself. But given the football circumstances? It's just a big eyeroll.

Is there a reason ESPN is using two different Utah logos? They have the circle and feather on their website, but have been using the double U for TV.

Having DET-GB being flexed in is predictably gross. The Lions could be eliminated around 7:00 PM (EST) and all this game will be is a Green Bay Packers/Aaron Rodgers showcase. It's obvious who they're thinking more about here.

I can't wait for his next visit to Pat McAfee's podcast, claiming how everyone was out to get him but he proved them wrong because he was right.

Although I like gold pants better, the Saints actually wearing black socks with their white pants doesn't look too bad.

While he was way before my time, I understand the influence he had in the world of soccer and how he made Brazil the greatest soccer country in the world. I think Messi may be the closest thing we have had to that kind of figure and I'm sorry if I'm missing other all-time greats there, because I admittingly don't follow things outside the US. That being said, even I knew who Pele was and that says something. I think a lot of people who don't dwell that far into international sports know or at the very least have an idea on who the guy was. 82 is old, but it still feels like it's too soon for somebody.

My bad; I meant the last last place finish in their division. Still very impressive that they've only had about a single season losing since then though.

The Steelers haven't finished below .500 since 1988. I expect them to win out because they're just that competent of a franchise.

For most of 2020, the Jets were in the hunt for the number one pick, but missed out when they started to win a few games late in the season. Can't believe they couldn't land Lawrence... Lol and got stuck with Ryan Leaf 2.0.