Heh, sure. I'll be at the American Legion in Millard.

An idea - fix this CBA situation that looms, THEN worry about an overseas team.....

I would make fun of Nebraska for having a town named Millard, but I recently saw a sign in Missouri for a town named Roach.

Roach. Seriously. What inbred actually thought a town named Roach would be a good idea?

I've said this elsewhere.

This game has the potential to be every bit as competitive and entertaining as SB XIII, which I consider to be the best SB ever played.

Two great defenses battling to contain two QBs that are among the best at extending plays and making big plays from that.

I really believe it's goig to come down to which QB can make the big plays late, and I would never bet against Ben Roethlisberger.

This has a 36-33 type feel to it, with the game won in the last minute.

I would never be able to explain that gas expense to the wife.

"Yeah honey, I'm taking the rest of our available cash and driving up to Nebraska tonight to watch the Superbowl on TV with a guy I met on the internet."

I wanna watch a superbowl with a guy who can clearly remember Superbowl XIII.

A ****ing franchise in London?

****ing reeruned. You gonna make 8 teams travel to London every year?

Plus, the idea that a team in London could compete with a team in America on a road trip is reeruned. Jet lag alone would kill the games. Of course I guess it would even out when the London team is at home...hmmm.....

I hope so. ANYTHING but a blowout, one way or the other, please.

Probably the same guy that chose this name for a business.

http://oi52.tinypic.com/2mwe4xc.jpg

Yeah, it's a stupid idea. Put a team in Canada, Mexico, or Central America if you have to, but teams overseas would have a hell of a time trying to compete.

Better catch that flight to California right now then.

Why can't you guys just live around here? ****

Would free agents even want to go to London?

Seems to me that a franchise there would be at an incredible competitive disadvantage.

I would agree, But I'm gonna say Ben dosen't get a chance as the packers get the ball first in the first SB OT ever and Rodgers throws A TD to end it 33-27 Packers.