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A interview with MVP Eli Manning the Giants QB from NFL Media! Super Bowl XLII News Conference Phoenix , Arizona – February 4, 2008

(on what traits separate this Giants team from others he has played on in previous years) “I think we just had a great will on this team – just a great group of guys. There was something special about this group. We were determined and we had great faith in ourselves. We had leaders across the board in every aspect. Everybody knew their role and their responsibility. No matter what we’ve been through, I think it’s helped that a lot of the players have been together for the last three or four years. We’ve just learned to deal with adversity and learned how to overcome mistakes, a bad play or a disappointment, and put it behind us and forget about it. We just had total faith and confidence that no matter what is thrown at us, we can handle it and we can overcome it.”

(on what it is like seeing his big completion to WR David Tyree) “I did (see the highlight) last night. When I got home, I wanted to see it. I hadn’t seen David Tyree’s catch. I kind of saw a little bit on the field, but didn’t really get to appreciate what a great catch it was. People were asking me how I got out of that jam I was in, and I really don’t know. They were pulling me down. I felt them holding me, but I never felt anybody pull me to the ground. I stayed alive and I saw David in the middle of the field. I gave him a shot to make the catch, and (it was an) unbelievable catch. For him to catch that ball – kind of hold it against his helmet – I think he pulled back and guys (were) swiping at the ball. It’s just a great individual effort by him.”

(on being here after all this team has been through this season) “I think it’s just a great tribute to this Giants team, the organization and coaches for continuing to have faith in ourselves and in the team that we can make a change. We can put everything that’s happened behind us whether it’s good or bad, and just be focused on the next week. That’s what we were able to do. We never lost our confidence. We never lost our belief that we could make a big run. At the end of the season, we were playing our best football. That’s what you want to be doing. At the end of the season, you want to be at your best. We were able to do that. We got hot at the right time going into the playoffs. We played, really, five great games at the end of the season, the first being against the Patriots the last game, and then the four after that going into the playoffs. That’s what you want to be able to do.”

(on what will stick with him about the final comeback scoring drive) “Just everything about that drive. We had a lot of big plays. Amani Toomer had a big third-down catch. We had a fourth-down conversion, a fourth-and-one conversion. Steve Smith on third-and-ten. You could see the end zone, we were getting close and we still had a lot of work. He had a great catch on the sideline to be able to get up the field and get the first down, and get out of bounds to stop the clock. The offensive line was doing their job protecting, and everybody had their part and their role. [ New England ] had been playing zone, keeping two safeties back and just playing a little conservative through that whole drive. Finally, I knew they’d come after us. They came out with a blitz and had one-on-one with Plaxico Burress. That’s a match-up we’re going to take every time. He ran a great route, got wide open and made a great catch.”

(on how his life is different this morning than it was when he woke up yesterday) “I’m a Super Bowl champion. That’s the difference. It doesn’t change my attitude, my personality, or even my goals for next season. It’s still the same. I’m happy today, I’m fired up and I’m going to enjoy this moment. You still want to do it again. You still want to have this feeling again. It’s hard to say that now because you’re still enjoying it now, but you have to have the same commitment to playing football. I’ve got to become a better quarterback. That’s my goal. Toward the end of the season I was playing well, but I’ve got to do it over a whole season and cut down on my mistakes, and try to work on that this offseason.”

(on if his parents will have another child to try to keep the Super Bowl MVP trend in the family) “No, I don’t think so. They have some grandkids from my oldest brother Cooper, so I think they’re putting in their input on them.”

(on the post-game conversation he had with his brother Peyton, last year’s Super Bowl MVP, and what he did after the game) “Yeah, I talked to Peyton. He came into the locker room after the game and he was excited for me. Obviously, he knew what I was going through and what the team was going through, having won the Super Bowl last year. He was just fired up and said that the play to (David) Tyree will go down as one of the great plays in NFL history. He was just excited. I saw highlights of him jumping up when we got the touchdown throw to Plaxico (Burress), and he was excited. Last night after the game, I had a lot of family friends in town – a lot of high school buddies and college buddies all made the trip out here. So (there were) a lot of high fives, handshakes and hugs. (I had) a lot of family members in town, so it was good to be around them and good to be around your teammates. After the game, there’s so much chaos, so you really don’t get to see all your coaches and all your teammates in the locker room. So I kind of went around last night looking for everybody and congratulating everybody on their role in winning the Super Bowl.”

(on how much sleep he got last night) “Not much sleep. I finally got into my room and I had to turn on the TV and watch some of the highlights, and watch the game again. When I finally made the commitment to get some sleep, I just kind of sat there with my eyes wide open, replaying plays in my head. I don’t know what I’m going on right now – just emotions and excitement from last night.”

(on his early-season shoulder injury) “Early in the season in the first game against the Cowboys, I did hurt my shoulder. It was just a mild separation. I missed practice a couple days. I knew it wasn’t that bad. I threw on it after I hurt it in the Dallas game. I said, ‘Hey, just give me some days and let me do everything I can to get this thing well.’ I didn’t want to miss a game. I want to be out there if I can help this team, if I could help us win. I practiced a little bit that Friday and felt I could play. Yeah, it was sore for the next couple of weeks. During practice, any time we had a deep throw, I couldn’t make the throw. I’d kind of say, ‘Hey, I would have thrown it to the post,’ but I’d take the five-yard check down. Probably after three or four weeks, it felt fine. I was able to make all of the throws. I don’t think it affected me as the season went on.”

(on the possibility of playing against his brother Peyton and the Colts in the Super Bowl) “It would be fun to be back to the Super Bowl. That’s the way I look at it. If it happens to be against the Colts, then that would be a fun game to be a part of. Again, it would be fun to be back and have a shot to do this again.” 

(on head coach Tom Coughlin’s evolution this season) “I think Coach Coughlin has always done a great job of coaching this team and getting us well prepared.  He studies extremely hard.  He puts us in the best position every game to go out there and play our best.   I think this year, he understood we had great leadership amongst our players.  He put faith and trust in us that the leaders, the guys on the team, would help the young guys get focused on what we needed to do.  He’d kind of tell some of the guys in his (leadership) council, a number of guys he would talk to, he wanted us to spread his message to the rest of the players, where it’s not always coming from the coach.  It helps sometimes to have your leaders talking to guys and getting messages across.  It comes over sometimes in a better way, I think.  He understood we had a good group of guys who wanted to win and were dedicated to this team, and he let some of those guys be responsible for leading the younger guys and taking over.”

(on if this team could be good for a long time) “I hope so.  I think we have a great group of guys on this team.  We’re very close, we have fun, we enjoy working hard, we enjoy preparing and doing everything for football.  I hope we never lose that drive.  Just because you have success and you win a championship doesn’t mean you stop for a year, or you become content with what you’ve done.  If anything, I think it should make you strive even harder or more to try and get here again.  You’ve had this feeling, you’ve had this taste and you don’t want it to leave.  But, we’re going to have to work even harder and better, and that’s our goal, to become a better team.  Once we get back to working in March or April, it’s going to be about, ‘What can you do this year?’  Last year is behind you, and we’ve celebrated for that month or two that you have off, and now it’s back to work to see if you can do it again.”

(on younger quarterbacks winning the last few Super Bowls) “I figure it’s not just based on the quarterback.  It’s based on being on a great team, having the right players in the right situations, and coming into an organization that is committed to winning, that’s going to get you the right players and have the right coaches and commitment to doing everything they can do to win.  That’s what I’ve been fortunate (to have).  Our defense has been playing outstanding.  To hold the Patriots to 14 points, they deserve so much credit.  They did a great job on them.  And then, we had a number of guys and quality, big-time players on this team that made plays and put us in a situation to win.  The quarterback is always going to get credit for wins and losses.  That’s part of the nature.  But, it’s about the whole team coming together and winning games.”

(on his plans for the next two weeks) “Just try to enjoy this.  This next week, we have the parade in New York on Tuesday.  Everybody’s looking forward to it.  I’m sure New York will throw a pretty good parade for us.  After that, it’s been a long season.  Just get away and relax, recharge the body a little bit, and take some time off to visit with friends and family.  I don’t know when we report back to start off-season training.  Coach Coughlin will have all those details.  Hopefully, we get a little break.  Definitely enjoy the moment, enjoy the off-season.  It’s a rare opportunity that you end on a high note.  Only one team gets to end with that good taste in their mouth, after a win in the Super Bowl.  So, enjoy it, but then come back even more hungry next year.”

(on to whom, other than himself, he would award Super Bowl MVP honors) “If I could give it to the whole team, I would.  To win a championship, everybody has to do their role, and everybody has to do their part.  Our entire defense and that defensive front, the way that they got after Tom Brady and the way that they were able to get pressure on him, no one has been able to do that all year.  The Giants’ defensive staff and the way those guys played, they all deserve it.  David Tyree, Plaxico (Burress), Amani Toomer and Steve Smith – we had so many guys with big plays during the game, and that’s what it takes.  You never know who is going to have that opportunity to make a play.  When the guys’ numbers were called, they made every play that was out there to be made.”

(on if he ever wondered if perhaps New York was not the right place for him) “No, I never doubted myself.  I never lost confidence.  As a quarterback, I think that’s the most important thing, that you never lose confidence in yourself.  You’re going to go through a lot.  When you’re not playing well and when you’re losing games, they’re going to look into everything you do and dissect it – my demeanor or how I am on the sidelines, and my personality.  But I’m very comfortable in my own skin.  I am the way I am and I wasn’t going to change.  I love being in New York .  I love my teammates, my coaches and the organization.   I knew I was in the right place.  It just takes time.  I knew this is not an easy game, and this is not an easy position to play.  The longer you work and the longer you stay committed to it, things will start happening.  Finally, we started playing good football this season.  I still want to become a better player, and that’s what I’m going to keep working at.”

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Fri, Feb 1, 08  "Super Bowl XLII to be broadcast in 223 countries. A report from NFL Media! Best of Super Bowls MYKwebTV! We have ourselves a potentially great Super Bowl! Patriots MYKwebTV as I'm at Super Bowl XXXVIII and Super Bowl XXXIX at the Patriots Media Days and more! New Sports jersey Frames. The 1st shipment ever to Nth America. Order now. Available now! Massive amounts of NFL MYKwebTV!" Myk Aussie


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We have ourselves a potentially great Super Bowl!
I'm picking the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLII. I think the Giants can make a game of it though. More coming this week.

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SUPER BOWL XLII TO BE BROADCAST IN 223 COUNTRIES & TERRITORIES & 30 LANGUAGES; 10 NFL PARTNERS TO BROADCAST GAME FOR FIRST TIME! 

This is direct from NFL Media.

Much of the world will be watching Super Bowl XLII at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale , Arizona on Sunday, February 3 when the New England Patriots take on the New York Giants.

 

A total of 60 international broadcasters -- including, for the first time, the BBC in the United Kingdom, CTV in Canada, TV3 in Ireland, Galaxie Sport in the Czech and Slovak Republics, and YES TV syndication partners throughout Asia -- will televise the game to 223 countries and territories in 30 languages.

 

The BBC and the NFL announced a two-year agreement last September to broadcast the Super Bowl live.

 

“The Super Bowl is one of the world’s great sporting events and we are delighted that after many years of covering it on Five Live Radio we are now going to be showing it on BBC Television,” says PHILIP BERNIE, head of BBC TV Sport editorial.  “The Super Bowl always attracts great interest and we are really looking forward to providing a showcase for this huge occasion.”

 

UK viewers also can watch the game live on Sky Sports, concluding a season in which the station will have aired more than 140 games live.  Sky will offer interactive viewers the choice of two commentaries – FOX’s domestic pairing of JOE BUCK and TROY AIKMAN and Sky's own duo of NICK HALLING and former Chicago Bears safety SHAUN GAYLE.

 

In Canada , fans following NFL action all season long can catch Super Bowl XLII on CTV.  This season marks the first broadcast deal reached between the NFL and CTV, Canada ’s top-rated conventional television network.

 

CTV will be on site in Arizona throughout the week, broadcasting behind-the-scenes coverage of Super Bowl news and entertainment.

 

The NFL has signed a long-term partnership with YES TV, securing live Super Bowl coverage throughout Asia on ATV (Hong Kong and South China), Chung Hwa ( Taiwan ), Goal TV (pan-Asia), PCCW (Hong Kong), Starhub ( Singapore ) and Ten Sports ( India ).  ATV and PCCW will broadcast the game in high-definition.

NFL International will provide a world feed for its international broadcast partners. The feed will be available in high-definition format as well as in standard definition

 

English-speaking countries airing the game on the NFL International world feed will hear DICK STOCKTON and former Green Bay Packers receiver STERLING SHARPE.

 

Twenty television and radio stations from 14 countries will be broadcasting the game from University of Phoenix Stadium: Canada (CTV), Belgium (Telenet), China (Shanghai Media Group), Denmark (Viasat), France (F2), Germany (ARD), Global (ESPN International), Hungary (Sport 1), Japan (NHK and Nippon Television), Latin America (FOX), Mexico (Televisa and TV Azteca), Russia (NTV Plus) Spain (Canal Plus and Cadena Ser), Thailand (UBC) and the United Kingdom (BBC TV, BBC Radio and BSkyB).

 

Super Bowl XLII will be broadcast live in 30 languages, including 11 languages from University of Phoenix Stadium :  English, Danish, Flemish, French, German, Hungarian, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Russian, Spanish and Thai.   In addition, the game will be broadcast in Arabic, Basque, Cantonese, Catalan, Croatian, Farsi, Filipino, Galician, Greek, Icelandic, Italian, Korean, Macedonian, Montenegrin, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Serbian and Swedish.

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Super Bowl I. Green Bay 35 (.548) Kansas City 10 (.464). Dr John Murray's excellent report and MPI, Mental Performance Index.

The MPI or Mental Performance Index is the first system of scoring developed in sports which includes in the scoring key mental factors such as pressure management, reduction of mental errors and focused execution. It was developed by licensed clinical and sport performance psychologist Dr. John F. Murray in 2002 to show the extreme importance of mental factors in sports. It is much more accurate than the final score and other statistics in showing how one team performed relative to another team. It has almost perfectly estimated the relative performance of the teams before each of the past 5 Super Bowls. Dr. Murray's MPI forecast has also beaten the official Super Bowl spread 4 out of 5 times now. He has appeared on hundreds of radio and television shows, and the forecast has also appeared in hundreds of articles. Why all the focus, energy and interest in this topic? Because it so clearly demonstrates the importance of mental factors in sports.

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Super Bowl XLI TV is up!
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Oh Moose is not happy that the Colts won. I am happy that the AFC team won and the Colts are one of my equal 2nd favorite teams.

"Super Bowl XLI Review! Da Bears blew it!" Moose Salzer
Give credit where credit is due;  The misnamed 'Indianapolis' Colts found their in the Moon over soggy Miami. I still am mystified at  Chicago Bears Coach Lovie Smith for keeping Rex Grossman in there until the bitter end after such a great start;

Milestones: No team in Super Bowl history either even; started a Super Bowl with a Kick return TD (Devin Hester's 7th of the season, total, an NFL record) or with a faster score. The Colts who were last in the NFL (32ND), set an NFL record by winning a Super Bowl with one of the worst Special Teams units to ever play in the game!. With 0:06 gone, Chicago up 7-0.

Colts Ricky Proehl ended his 17-yr career with another Super Bowl win. I'll give Peyton Manning and Coach Dungy Credit too. Colts are NFL Champions. Game Balls:
1) Devin Hester, KR, Chicago
2) Brian Urlacher, Bears, LB
3) Colts RBs J. Addai and R. Rhodes, 264 total yds. Offence" Moose

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Super Bowl XLI Preview: Indianapolis Colts (15-4-0) v. Chicago Bears (15-3-0), Miami, Pro Player Stadium, First Sunday of Feb., 2007:

Rex Grossman and his troubled counterpart across in the other locker-room can now relax - for now. But at game time one of these pivots will lose big-time in XLI. Grossman, Manning, former Bear Jim McMahon, David Woodley, Ben Roelithsberger are probably the worst QBs to ever play in Super Bowl games and some of these guys have actually won the NFL Championship. Hey Troy Aikman was on three winners himself, but anybody with any intelligence knows that Steve Beuerlein and Bernie Kosar basically won two of those Super Bowl trophies that Jerry Jones has in his office. But back next, next Sundays game (two weeks from now, one of two first black American Head Coaches will go home disappointed.

In Offence, Colts Tom Moore (started as a Pro Football Ast. Coach in the WFL in 1975 with Jacksonville), who has been saddled with making Peyton into a REAL NFL QB the last nine years will have his hands full with the Bears Defence that caused the fiery New Orlean Saints Offence to fumble/throw Int four times in it's own territory, that lead directly to four Chicago TDs.

The Bears Offence is lead by Virginia's Thomas Jones at RB and former Carolina WR Mushin Muhammad, both of whom have already been to Super Bowls, Jones with Tampa Bay and Muhammad with Carolina. The Colts counter with Super Bowl vets Brandon Stokely and Ricky Proehl (another ex-Panther), if healthy and reliable Marvin Harrison. TE Dallas Clark got open surprisingly easily v. New England who's Defence was just tired. San Diego and RB  LaDainian Tomlinson gave them all kinds of headaches the week before. How the Patriots let that 21-3 lead slip away will be debated for many months to come in Patriot-land. The Saints had by far the best season of their star-crossed 40 year career but how Chicago's Defence plays in this game will show everybody how real the Bears are as a potential Championship Team. Bob Sanders, who was dinged up in the Colts win over Pats has been a major factor in the playoff turnaround of the Colts' Coordinator Ron Meeks Defence.

On the Chicago side, Ron Rivera, who interviewed for several vacant Head Coaching jobs recently, should be Assistant Coach of the Year. If the NFL doesn't have an award for this they should make one up!

Prediction: Does Indy have enough to get by Da Bears. No Way. I really kept waiting for the bubble to burst on the Windy City Boys, but it appears the NFC is stronger than the AFC this year. 8-8-0 Carolina almost made the playoffs and thye have the second best Defence in the League to Chicago. Statistically, it should have been San Diego, but thanks to Parker and Kaeding, Marty (New) Ball got derailed. Should give him plenty of incentive to come back strong next year, eh, LaDainian? This should have been San Diego v. New Orlean. We're stuck with Chicago v. Indianapolis, which by the way is the closest geographically that two Super Bowl Teams have ever been, as AFC-NFC Conference Rivals in the NFL's biggest game (about 400 miles from Chicago to Indianapolis, one state over!) Chicago Bears 28, Indianapolis Colts 15.

My Picks of the Year, NFL for 2006-07:
Coach of the Year: Sean Payton, New Orlean Saints
Rookie-of-the-Year: Reggie Bush, New Orlean Saints
Offencive Player-of-the-Year: Drew Brees, QB, N.O. Saints
Special Teams Player-of-the-Year: Devin Hester, KR-PR,Chicago
Defencive Player-of-the-Year: Brian Urlacher, Chicago
NFL MVP of the Year, 2006-07: LaDainian Tomlinson, RB, San Diego

My All-time Super Bowl Team, Position by Position:
Offence:
QB - John Elway, Denver (5)
FB - Larry Csonka, Miami (3)
RB - Walter Payton, Chicago (1)
TE - John Mackey, Baltimore (2)
WR -Art Monk, Washington (4)*
WR -John Stallworth, Pittsburgh (4)
OL - Joe Jacoby, Washington (4)*
OL - Art Shell, Oakland (2)
OL - Mike Webster, Pittsburgh (4)
OL - Larry Little, Miami (3)
OL - Bob Kuechenberg (3)
K  -  Adam Vinatieri, New England, Indianapolis (4)
KR - Desmond Howard, Green Bay (1)

Defence:
DL - Karl Mecklenberg, Denver (2)
DL - Buck Buchanan, Kansas City (2)
DL - Manny Fernandez, Miami (3)
DL - Richard Dent, Chicago (1)
LB - Harry Carson, New York Giants (1)
LB - Mike Singletary, Chicago (1)
LB - Mike Vrabel, New England (3)
DB - Darryl Green, Washington (4)*
DB - Jake Scott, Miami (3)
DB - Ronnie Lott, San Francisco (4)
DB - Johnny Robinson, Kansas City (2)
P   - Ray Guy, Oakland-Los Angeles Raiders (3)
ST'r- Steve Tasker, Buffalo (4)
H -   Jeff Rutledge, Los Angeles Rams, New York Giants, Washington (3)

* denotes that two of these players Super Bowl games were strike-shortened year Super Bowls. They were played after strike-shortened seasons*

Super Bowl T.V. Rights for Broadcasting next five Years:
2007 CBS, 2008 FOX, 2009 NBC, 2010 CBS, 2011 FOX, 2012 (The Year of the 100th CFL Grey Cup!), NBC Super Bowl (named by the late Lamar Hunt)

Composite W/L Records: Dallas, 5-3, Pittsburgh, 5-1, San Francisco, 5-0, New England, 3-2, Oakland/Los Angeles Rams, 3-2, Washington, 3-2*[*Won two Strike-shortened year SBs and one real SBs], Green Bay, 3-1, New York Giants, 2-1, Saint Louis/Los Angeles Rams, 1-2, Baltimore (now Indianapolis) Colts, 1-1, Kansas City, 1-1, Chicago, 1-0, New York Jets, 1-0, Tampa Bay, 1-0, Baltimore Ravens, 1-0, Atlanta, 0-1, Carolina, 0-1, San Diego, 0-1 [soon to be 1-1!], Seattle, 0-1, Tennessee Titans (formerly Houston Oilers), 0-1,  Cincinnati, 0-2, Philadelphia, 0-2, Buffalo, 0-4, Minnesota, 0-4.

NFL Champions Before Super Bowls!
1965 Green Bay Packers
1964 - AFL - Buffalo (Say Hello to Cookie Gilchrist!)
1964 - Cleveland
AFL - Buffalo (Cookie's first!)
1963 - Chicago
AFL - San Diego
1962 - Green Bay
AFL - Dallas Texans (now Chiefs)
1961 - Green Bay
AFL - Houston Oilers
1960 - Philadelphia
AFL - Boston (now New England) Patriots
1959 - Baltimore Colts
1958 - Baltimore Colts
1957 - Detroit
1956 - New York Giants
1955 - Cleveland
1954 - Cleveland
1953 - Detroit
1952 - Detroit
1951 - Los Angeles Rams (formerly 'Dons')
1950 - Cleveland
1949 - Philadelphia
1948 - Philadelphia
1947 - Chicago Cardinals (now Arizona)
1946 - Chicago Bears
1945 - Cleveland Rams [merged in 1950 w/LA Dons-AAFC]
1944 - Green Bay
1943 - Chicago Bears
1942 - Washington
1941 - Chicago Bears
1940 - Chicago Bears
1939 - Green Bay
1938 - New York Giants
1937 - Washington
1936 - Green Bay 
1935 - Detroit
1934 - New York Giants
1933 - Chicago Bears
1932 - Chicago Bears
1931 - Green Bay
1930 - Green Bay
1929 - Green Bay
1928 - Providence, R.I., Steamrollers
1927 - New York Giants
1926 - Frankford, KY, Yellowjackets
1925 - Chicago Cardinals
1924 - Cleveland Bulldogs
1923 - Canton, OH, Bulldogs
1922 - Canton Bulldogs
1921 - Chicago Staleys (now Bears)
1920 - Akron, OH, Pros." Moose

Massive amounts of NFL TV! Several weeks ago I finished the New Massive Mates Club webWORLD. I hope you can join me in Mates Club for hours of NFL Sports, Comedy, Babe TV, your existing email link will get you to the new Mates Club Massive Menu or Click here" Myk Aussie

Updated Wed, Feb 8 06 "Moose's Hmmmm NFL Super Bowl report! The Pittsburg Steelers win Super Bowl XL 21 to 10 over the Seattle Seahawks! It was a great day here in Calgary but not a great game! Post game quotes direct from NFL Media!" Myk Aussie

Unfortunately did not make this years Super Bowl. I had a great day in Calgary watching the Super Bowl this year with many great CFL Stampeder fans. For lots of great CFL MYKwebTV which includes past and future NFLers Click here

It was a great day but not a great game as the Steelers win. There has been a lot of talk on the sports radio shows since the Big game about the very controversial refereeing decisions including the Big Ben touchdown and the offensive interference call on Seahawks Darryl Jackson. Either way the Steelers won because they made the most of the opportunities. Seahawks definitely had their chances but obvious missed field goals and some horrid drops by Tight End Jeremy Stevens were some of the reasons that cost them winning the game. Seahawks coach Mike Holmgrem now back in Seattle complained today Big-time about the refereeing. Hmmm a NFL fine will probably be coming to Mike. Maybe he was right but maybe not! That's the way it goes.

For Steelers coach Bill Cowher's post game quotes direct from NFL Media check out Steelers webWORLD Click here

For Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren's post game quotes direct from NFL Media check out Seahawks webWORLD Click here

"Super Bore XL Report – Congrats to the Pittsburgh Stealers (no, I didn’t misspell that by accident!)" Moose

Super Bowl XL was fine for about the first third, as Seattle lead 3-0. But the Seahawks were robbed of two TDs by bad calls on alleged ‘Offencive pass interference calls that were so bad I don’t think and Af2 Ref would have called them. All week ESPN (especially ex-Bronco LB Tom Jackson) have railed that the Commissioner's Office at Park Ave. should issue some sort of apology, et al, to the Seahawks for the blown calls in the game. Amen to that. I have no problem with any NFL playoff or Super Bowl Championship game when the best team wins and certainly Pittsburgh DID get rooked on bad call v. Indianapolis. Jaws Jaworski still says the Colts are the best team in the League – bullogna! Bill "Ego" Cowher can have his Super Bowl ring for this Clunker. How about the idiot Bill Leavy, the guy who gave Vinny Testeverde, a player I really Do like that TD a few years ago and now he gives Roethislisberger one in this game too. Unreal!" Moose

Comedy based Super Bowl and other NFL MYKwebTV shows! Over the coming weeks on Myk's Mates Club I will be re playing some of the Comedy based Super Bowl MYKwebTV shows that I have from my past 3 trips to the Super Bowl weeks. Click here

Unfortunately no Super Bowl XL MYKwebTV shows but I have lots of Comedy based NFL Super Bowls MYKwebTV from Super Bowls 37, 38 and 39. Super Bowl 37, 38 Click here Super Bowl 39 Click here and lots lots more NFL Comedy and babes MYKwebTV at Me and Moose's Mates Club Click here " Myk

"New Cwoc Pammy and the real Pamela Grey Cup 05 TV Click here" Myk

Sat, Feb 4 06 "Super Bowl is tomorrow! Super Bowl predictions! NFL and CFL Champion Warren Moon and other NFL Champs now in the NFL Hall Of Fame! Comedy based Super Bowl and other NFL MYKwebTV shows!" Myk Aussie

  "NFL and CFL QB Warren Moon at the 2002 CFL Grey Cup Awards! Warren was today inducted to the NFL Hall Of Fame. Photo by Moose Salzer.

Even though I am not in Detroit this week I have enjoyed listening to many of the great sports radio shows including The Jim Rome Show on Calgary's The Fan 960, Sportstalk with Mark Stephen Calgary QR77 and of course SportsRage Team 990 Montreal and Internet with Gabriel Morency.

Memories! Jim Rome kept saying all week how amazing the massive radio row is in the Media Centre. I agree and in some ways I didn't miss not being there that much seeing the Bronco's weren't in the Big game as I kept thinking of the great times I have had in radio row the past 3 years during the whole of the Super Bowl week. A couple of my Super Bowl MYKwebTV shows, show the massive Radio Rows.

From the reports below you will see that I have tipped the Steelers to win Big over the Seahawks even though I hope the Seahawks win! Refer to Moose, Scott Baxter's and my argument/discussion below Jan 27 report. After the Championship games I made my selection and decided not to be influenced by the media talk/reports over the 2 weeks leading up to the Big game.

However a real interesting interview I heard was on QR77 with Mark Stephen with the great CFL coach/manager Jim Barker. Jim had some very good insight into the Steelers "erratic or somewhat concerning preparation" up until Tuesday of this week. That made me think slightly more towards the Seahawks but I am sticking with what I said, the Steelers will win and I think it will be a Big win! Go Seahawks though as I am a bit like what Mark Stephen says, "We have been forced to watch many Seahawks games over the past 20-30 years here on the West Coast of Canada, lots of them when the Seahawks were horrible".  Yeh I agree I've watched many Seahawks games on Fox over the past 8 years, or should I say I have watched "some of their games when I had no CBS AFC choice" Let's hope it is a great game, Sunday 6pm Eastern US/CDN time.

Warren Moon now in the NFL Hall Of Fame! Super Bowl XXVIII MYKwebTV. Congratulations to Warren along with Troy Aikman, Reggie White, John Madden, Harry Carson and Rayfield Wright who were also were elected today.

I had the pleasure of meeting and interviewing Warren. For NFL and CFL legend Warren Moon reporting for ABC Sports Houston from Super Bowl XXXVIII media day, Jan 04 Click here

Comedy based Super Bowl and other NFL MYKwebTV shows! Over the coming weeks on Myk's Mates Club I will be re playing some of the Comedy based Super Bowl MYKwebTV shows that I have from my past 3 trips to the Super Bowl weeks. Click here

Mates I have lots of NFL Super Bowls MYKwebTV from Super Bowls 37, 38 and 39.
Super Bowl 37, 38 Click here Super Bowl 39 Click here and lots lots more NFL Comedy and babes MYKwebTV at Me and Moose's Mates Club Click here " Myk Aussie

"New Cwoc Pammy and the real Pamela Grey Cup 05 TV Click here" Myk

Thurs, Feb 2 06 "Super Bowl World Feed news direct from the NFL Media! Media Day reports below!" Myk Aussie

STOCKTON & JOHNSTON TEAM UP ON SUPER BOWL XL WORLD FEED. The FOX-TV broadcast team of DICK STOCKTON and DARYL JOHNSTON will serve as announcers for the world feed of Super Bowl XL on Sunday, February 5, the NFL announced today.

Stockton will be providing commentary and analysis to international audiences for the fifth
consecutive year, while Johnston will be making his fourth appearance on the world feed.

The broadcast will provide game and color commentary with in-depth information on the players,
coaches and history of the Pittsburgh Steelers and Seattle Seahawks catered to an international
audience.

"It is a pleasure to have Dick and Daryl again lend their talents to the world feed broadcast," said
CHARLES WHITE, NFL vice president of international media. "In the past, they have delighted our
international viewers with exciting commentary and incisive analysis of the game."

With more than 30 years of broadcasting experience, Stockton has seen the impact of Super Bowl
grow. "Realizing the audience ranges from Americans traveling or living abroad to hundreds of countries fascinated by this great event makes broadcasting the Super Bowl each year a unique and special experience,” says Stockton.

Johnston, a former running back for the Dallas Cowboys, is no stranger to the Super Bowl. He won
three Super Bowl rings as the starting fullback for Dallas in 1993, 1994 and 1996. The Super Bowl continues to grow in popularity around the world. This year’s game will be broadcast  to 234 countries and territories in a record 32 languages. ABC will televise the game in the United States.