I was also chagrined to hear Chris 'Kiss Of Death' Carter pick the Packers with gusto. He's a regular Schleprock. Just a curse. I expected a very close game with Packers winning as long as Favre didn't throw one of his interceptions.
So you're expecting the Giants to win the Super Bowl, I take it?
The field may have been cold, but they now have a heated field at Lambeau: like they warm the fields for soccer in Germany and other countries. New technology I guess.
They used to say if the NFC team won the super bowl that was good for the republicans. Of course that was from the 80's when the NFC dominated.
2004 AFC Patriots - Bush (R) wins
2000 NFC Rams - Bush (R) wins
1996 NFC Cowboys - Clinton (D) wins
1992 NFC Redskins - Clinton (D) wins
1988 NFC Redskins - Bush (R) wins
1984 AFC Raiders - Reagan (R) wins
1980 AFC Steelers - Reagan (R) wins
1976 AFC Steelers - Carter (D) wins
1972 NFC Cowboys - Nixon (R) wins
1968 NFL Packers - Nixon (R) wins
Republicans are 3-1 if an AFC team wins and Republicans are 4-2 (3-3 on popular vote) if an NFC/NFL team wins.
I liked our chances against the Cowboys from the beginning, but was worried about the Pack early in the week. I began to gain confidence when i saw favre interviewed with a self-confident smile on his face. What nailed it for me was the trash talk from the Packers (woodson and harris) about the Giants playing dirty. I have followed the Giants closely for over 40 years, and that's one thing they are not: dirty.
I knew the Pack was distracted and overconfident when I heard that BS.
The champion will be determined by who is peaking 2 weeks from now. The Patriot's best ball may be behind them They still might beat my guys, but I will watch their body language and what they say in the run-up to the game. The G-men played them very well the first time and they just may beat them. To be continued...