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No Super Bowl 38??? One of the best super bowls ever. Two teams trading blows all the way to the finish.

Is it not mentioned because it's the panthers? Or because Janet Jacksons *** made everyone forget that there was actually a game being played?

Rabble rabble rabble!!! Something about respect!!! New York!??!!?! Espn!! Rabble!!!

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Superbowl 42 >>>>>>>>>>> Superbowl 43

I watched both with people who had never watched an NFL game before.

Superbowl 42 was about good enough to convince die hard soccer fans that NFL was the greatest sport in the world.

Superbowl 43 was boring. We only actually paid attention 1/3 rd of the time, just for every 3rd and 6+ that Big Ben converted by running around in the backfield for a few minutes before hitting someone wide open.

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