Super Bowl 44...Who's your pick?
I live a couple of hours north of Miami. So needless to say, it's all Super Bowl all the time in my neck of the woods.
I'd love to see the fantasy end on a happy note and the lowly Saints go marching home. That franchise has been so pitiful for so long they are easy to cheer for. The city of New Orleans has endured so much both before and after hurricane Katrina, It's hard to not pull for the Big Easy. And who in their right mind doesn't love a hot beignet at Cafe DuMonde? But unfortunately, I don't think that's going to be enough.
My pick is Indy...and I don't think it will be particularly close.
I'd love to see the fantasy end on a happy note and the lowly Saints go marching home. That franchise has been so pitiful for so long they are easy to cheer for. The city of New Orleans has endured so much both before and after hurricane Katrina, It's hard to not pull for the Big Easy. And who in their right mind doesn't love a hot beignet at Cafe DuMonde? But unfortunately, I don't think that's going to be enough.
My pick is Indy...and I don't think it will be particularly close.
Posted by Johnny Benjamin MD at 2/6/2010 8:55 AM 
Categories: FOOTBALL
Tags: NFL Super Bowl Miami Saints Colts
Categories: FOOTBALL
Tags: NFL Super Bowl Miami Saints Colts
I knew the Saints would be victorious and win the superbowl. They believed in themselves and in each other. They were determined and self motivated. When everyone else said no. They responded with yes we can and they did. After all failure is just delayed success. Their life story was that of the Hebrews they stayed in the desert for 40 years and the Saints stayed out of the superbowl for 40 years, but in the end victory was theirs. Sometimes life comes at you hard, but if you just hold on to your faith you will receive your just reward. Just ask the children of Israel and the Saints. They are a true testimony.
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