Well, thank you for providing the graphic because I had forgotten that there was a big game tomorrow.
it’s the Rams versus the Seahawks, right? Two teams in the same division right?
that that’s a tough one for me. I always like seeing the local team do well and I’m happy when the Rams do well although I’m not really a Rams fan I just know that everybody in Southern California would be happy what’s funny is that when I grew up, the Rams were sort of the hard luck team that never quite made it. They were always getting beaten in the playoffs by the Vikings or the Cowboys and at one point through about 30 Super Bowls they’ve only been to one and lost now all of a sudden I looked up and I think the Rams have won two Super Bowls. I think they’ve lost a couple and if they get to another being in five, Super Bowls put you among some of the elite franchisees in league history there are probably only I would imagine 8 to 10 franchisees that I’ve ever been in five Super Bowls let me think if I can name them. Pittsburgh Denver, New England, Dallas probably Green Bay Kansas City possibly the Raiders, the 49ers I’m not sure about the Redskins or the Giants both have to be close yeah I’m running out of names so for sure I came up with what six maybe? Eight possibly? So the Rams getting there would be a big deal
but I want to see a USC quarterback in the Super Bowl and win one. so that would be good as well.
and I am a Broncos fan and I hate the Patriots because of years with Brady so having the quarterback out for the season and facing the Patriots just feels like a lamb being led to the slaughter. and it’s terrible because you gear your entire team your franchise your season you go 15 and 2+ win a couple of games in the playoffs like Denver has I mean that’s a really great season and they should be all excited about a Super Bowl and playing at home. And instead, they are basically dead man walking and hats off to the Patriots organization, but after seeing about 20 years of Brady and Belichick, it’s a little soon for me to see that franchise re-emerge
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