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Manning: 81.8 Grossman: 68.3 I noticed the place emptied out pretty quickly and it didn't sound like there were a lot of people cheering during the trophy presentation, which baffles the mind. If I'm paying $500 for a ticket, I'm staying until they turn out the lights and toss my ass out of there.

A soon to be 34-year old 1B that's still on the hook for 5 years and has played most of his career at Coors Field is/will be the best option? I sincerely doubt it. I'd much rather give the money to a 26-27 year old guy whose best years are to come instead of him.

So the Undertaker was the WWF's version of Shang Tsung?

Right now: Sega Genesis Collection, FFXII and MLB 2K6.

Indy total yards: 430 Yards from Addai and Rhodes: 264 (with 12 1st downs rushing to 11 firsts passing, with some of those going to Addai) Manning yards: 247 I would have gone the co-MVP route as well.

Slap a Bears jersey on him and you have a visual interpretation of Rex Grossman's performance. Congrats Cuban Linx

Thank you. Full results are now in.

I gotta say, CBS' coverage was excellent. Nance and Simms were good together, there were no unnecessary graphics to try and spice the presentation up and the game was the star.

Not a terrible choice, but not the best choice. I assume Dungy thanked God, Jesus and the Easter Bunny for winning instead of his players?

Allow me to do the classy thing and congratulate the Colts on their victory. Way to keep the conference dominance alive, guys! Tom Brady's still the better QB, though.

Results are in the first post. I'll get the anthem time later.

Manning certainly merits *some* consideration as he had a good game, but it was the backs that really won them the game. Actually, they should give it to Grossman since he did just as much to win the game for Indy.

Yeah, I'd go with Addai, though the fan vote won't make a difference because all the media members are falling over each other getting their Peyton ballots in right now.

The Colts D is pretty much doing what they did in the first two rounds: keep the run at bay and let the crappy QB lose the game for you. It's funny irony that the high-powered, high-scoring Colts have won these last two (or more) playoff games by playing the type of game the Patriots did; dink n' dunk and intermediate passes in the middle along with a sustained running attack to eat the clock and wear down the D. Just shows you what gets it done in the league. And yes, I'm basically trying to piss Czech off at this point.

That's all Grossman is good for right now. His throwing wounded ducks downfield won't help anything.

Goddamn, THIS team won 14 games?

This has got to be close to a record for offensive futility. It's funny because the Colts D hasn't been especially dominant per se; the Bears just can't drive for shit tonight.

Wonder if we'll see Kyle Orton. As incredible as it seems, the Bears still have a shot.

Jesus. I spent the last two weeks thinking that people were being unfair to Grossman in calling him the worst QB to play in a Super Bowl. This isn't helping. It should be like 31-14 right now. Guess the NFC really DOES suck. This Bears performance is rivaling the Seahawks' performance last year.

Bears NEED to get a score coming off of this. This could be the biggest drive of the game coming up.

Geez, it seems like the Chicago offense has been on the field for like 5 minutes tonight.

This is good. Halftime shows should just rotate between Prince and U2. I will not budge on this. I wonder how they did those lightning effects at the beginning?

Anyone time Billy Joel? Two are in: Bears score first and Let's Go Crazy is the first song.

Gambling addicts all over wait with bated breath to see which song Prince plays first. I say Kiss.

And Indy almost forgets to take the timeout. Incredible. Sloppy as fuck first half. Both teams are basically just flying at each other. Ha.