February 8th, 2012 
Matt Loede 
Posted in The Seahawks have submitted paperwork to the National Football League regarding hosting a future Super Bowl at CenturyLink Field. CenturyLink Field has the capacity to meet the 70,000-seat requirement — the announced attendance at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday was under 69,000 — the area (Seattle, Bellevue, Everett, Tacoma) meets the 25,000 hotel room capacity [...]
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Ranking The Super Bowls From The Worst To The Best – I Through XLV
Today we take the major undertaking of ranking the Super Bowls – I through XLV, with the 46th edition of the matchup between the Pats and Giants to be played Sunday in Indy. When doing this list, it had nothing really to do with the teams in the game, but the quality of play, and [...]
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8 Comments »Rex Ryan and New York Jets to be Featured on Versus’ NFL Turning Point
Make sure you tune into Versus tomorrow, September 29 at 10 p.m., for NFL Turning Point. On this week’s episode Rex Ryan and the New York Jets will be featured. There will be some never before seen footage of Rex as he prepares for his former team the Baltimore Ravens. On the show NBC football [...]
Can the Niners Be the Second Team to Six Super Bowls?
First to Five, Second to Six. What am I talking about?….. Super Bowls In 1994, your San Francisco 49ers were the first team to win five Super Bowls. In 2008, the Pittsburgh Steelers became the first team to win six Super Bowls. The Niners, in order to re-establish themselves as one of the model franchises [...]
Top 10 Super Bowl Mismatches of All-Time – the Worst of the Worst of the Big Game
While there’s been plenty of good and memorable games in Super Bowl history, there’s been some blowouts along the way as well. Remember the stretch between 1984 and 1989 when the closest game was 19 points? Yes, it’s happened, and today we are going to go through the Top 10 Super Bowl Mismatches of All-Time. [...]
Sports Illustrated – Most Decisive Moments in Super Bowl History
Sports Illustrated has put out what they feel are the most decisive moments (ie biggest plays) in Super Bowl History. Their list has a lot of great moments, and below we have gotten a hold of the list, as they will be putting out a special issue in Dallas the week before the Super Bowl. [...]
Packers: Super Bowl Pick
Jclombardi previews another Packers Super Bowl bandwagon. Guest senior writer jclombardi @ http://lombardiave.com Clipped from: profootballtalk.nbcsports.com (share this clip) Rosenthal’s Super Bowl pick: the Packers have become the consensus pick to win it all. I like the pick. Both the Chargers and Packers will have to blow teams away on offense because their defenses have [...]
NFL.com’s Pat Kirwan says the Bengals will win Super Bowl XLV
NFL.com has published a feature that gives readers a look at how each of their seven experts sees the 2010 season playing out. Interestingly, all seven (Vic Carucci, Gil Brandt, Bucky Brooks, Pat Kirwan, Jason La Canfora, Michael Lombardi, and Steve Wyche) see the Green Bay Packers making the big game. No pressure, Aaron Rodgers. [...]
