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2010 Super Bowl

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Ravens over Vikings with Matt Cassell as their QB

 

Talk about a boring super bowl.

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The Ravens with Cassell? Or the Vikes with Cassell?

 

Vikings.

Ravens has a nice QB.

Talk about a boring super bowl.

 

I guess we need a boring one after the two nail biters we had the last two years! :lol:

Certainly we can cut the Pats a little slack...:lol:

 

Everyone wants to talk about the Patriots injuries and give them some slack, but lets look at the Cowboys. Roll back to the game against the Cardinals. Romo breaks his finger out 4 weeks and never fully recovers, McBriar (Punter) breaks his leg out for the season, Felix Jones RB - out for the season, and Safety Roy Williams goes out shortly after that. Now I admit I am a Cowboys fan and Wade Phillips leaves a lot to be desired, but those are some major injuries. I am also not sold on Jason Garrett. However, I expect the Cowboys will be there in 2010 and 2011 on their home field.

I don't think Dallas makes the playoffs again next season, and I have picked the Chargers to win the SuperBowl the past two seasons over the Saints, but barring TJ going to the Eagles, I'm sticking with the same prediction:

 

Chargers over Saints

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