[EdnaMode]

The game wasn't that exciting and there was only one touchdown. People might have been bored.

[butlerweave]

Super Bowl a New Soup restaurant ?

[Lurkinanloomin]

Historic as the most boring Superbowl ever?

[dfwgator]

Didn’t bother to watch it.

[SamAdams76]

I did not watch the Super Bowl on television yesterday (I don't have cable TV). What I did was go to YouTube and I got onto a video stream of some Dolphins fan narrating the game. It actually ended up being rather fun. About 80 of us were on the stream and some of us were having a great conversation. This guy (just sitting on his couch) was doing a bang-up job of announcing play-by-play and giving analysis.

Most of us ended up sending him $5.

[Mears]

“People might have been bored. “

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Which says a lot about society today-——action,action,action.

Some great games over the years have been low scoring,good defense games-——in all sports.

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[Sans-Culotte]

The game wasn't that exciting and there was only one touchdown. People might have been bored.

I did not watch because I don't watch football any more. But when I was a football fan, I did not always care about the Super Bowl. If none of "my teams" were involved, I'd skip it, or just watch it halfheartedly. After the Astros were eliminated in the ALCS last year, I did not care about watching the World Series either. I've never understood why everybody has to watch a championship they don't necessarily care about.

[Baynative]

Laughing at it all

[tcrlaf]

I think the washed up Maroon5 guy crashed the ratings when he promised a kneeling festival. These people forget that it is largely the working White middle class that pays the bills for these palaces, and outrageous salaries.

[eyeamok]

Super Bowl Ratings

Is this a Restaurant or a group of musicians??

[I want the USA back]

The best part was the National Anthem.

[raccoonradio]

In Boston the show premiering after the Super Bowl was shuttled off to a co-owned station; WBZ-4 stuck with post game coverage so the new show went to their CBS sister station, WSBK-38

[Howie66]

Since the Kneelers took over, I have come to the point where I really could not care less.

I stand for our flag and the men and women who gave their all for this country. I make no apologies for that, either.

[dowcaet]

I got invited to a Super Bowl party, but I decided to stay home. I only watched the final few minutes of the game, but I spent most of the day reading. The NFL has no appeal to me anymore. I prefer watching college football and baseball with a smattering of the NHL during their playoffs!

[Da Coyote]

Heh. Kneelenfreude.
Shove it up your Kaepernickhole, NFL.

[Buckeye McFrog]

I didn’t watch a minute of it.
And it seems as if I did not miss much.

[PreciousLiberty]

"The game wasn't that exciting and there was only one touchdown. People might have been bored."

I think there were a few things going on, in no particular order:

• There's still some backlash from the kneeling stupidity
• People are sick of the Patriots, and the Patriots being the Super Bowl
• People are even more sick of Tom Brady, and Tom Brady being in the Super Bowl
• The bad call against the Saints tainted this Super Bowl

[Crusher138]

I was at a party that happened to be showing the Super Bowl, and this is my take...

Gladys Knight did a great job with the National Anthem.

The game itself was boring.

Some of the commercials were actually funny.

Everyone wondered if Adam Levine was going to take off his pants next.

[ScottfromNJ]

I tuned out after the Rams were moving downfield towards a go ahead score in the 4th only to have a big gain nullified by a bogus holding call on their center. At that point you knew the fix was in. To add to that I heard later that a Rams receiver was interfered with but not called which would’ve given LA a 1st and goal at the one. Of course if you’re a Saints fan it’s all poetic justice. Still, the horrible officiating is ruining these games in critical situations and effecting fan interest.

[Sopater]

Oh, was that last night?

[bigbob]