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SUPERBOWL 43

February 1, 2009 By Kimber View Comments

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Every year, Superbowl Sunday is the climax of the football season!  This year has been one of great upsets and even greater rises to fame.  None more inspiring than this year’s Arizona Cardinal’s, making NFL history by making the Superbowl for the first time this year!  Want to see what all the excitement is about?  Check out this video that Cardinal’s fans want you to check out!

Click it—>ULTIMATE Arizona Cardinals Super Bowl 2009

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Let’s not forget that the Cardinal’s face one of the most

established teams in NFL history. Pittsburgh Steeler’s

fans are known for supporting their team through thick

and thin, this year they have a lot to cheer about!  Led by

veteran quarterback Ben Roethlisberger the Steelers are

favorites to win this match up!  This is giving Pittsburgh

players and fans alike a lot to sing about!

Click it—>Steeler’s Fight Song!

No matter who wins Superbowl 43, one thing is for sure: American’s love our football! With high hopes for record TV coverage viewership and internet activity, this year’s game is definately going to be one for the record books.  If the Cardinal’s witn they will make history.  This is the first year they have ever made it to the Superbowl, possibly winning it.  I can honestly say with a clear conscience that I am a “Bandwagon Jumper!”  I admit I jumped on the Cardinals bandwagon because I love the game and admire any team that can play the game well.  The Cardinal’s have played at a level higher than I ever imagined they could, have overcome many challenges and worked out the bugs in their leadership.  To make a long story short, I’m a sucker for the underdog…I sincerely hope they can go all the way.

Gooooooo Cardinals!!!

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  • http://dougpete.wordpress.com dougpete

    Yesterday's SuperBowl was truly one for the ages. The common wisdom was that neither team was good enough to be there and yet they were. Both played incredibly and I found myself hoping that Pittsburgh would be limited to a field goal at the end of the game so that we could have some overtime and continue the big show. Going into the game, I had suspected that Pittsburgh would rack up a big gap over Arizona. I'm so glad that I'm wrong. It was perfect that Bruce Springsteen was the half-time show. Wow. What energy and abilities. That comment could apply top to bottom with all that was SuperBowl XLIII. It makes it all the more sad that we now have to wait months before kicking it off again.

    Such an event claims some of the biggest commercials of the year. In Canada, the commercials are replaced with local ones so I'm not quite sure how that went over. I'll have to wait for Twitter posters to check in. I've already read about one company who didn't fare well in that arena.

    Interesting post I didn't jump on the Cardinal bandwagon which kind of surprises me. Generally, I'll take any NFC team in a matching but I didn't this time.

    It was a great game – hope that everyone else feels the same way.

  • http://dougpete.wordpress.com dougpete

    Yesterday's SuperBowl was truly one for the ages. The common wisdom was that neither team was good enough to be there and yet they were. Both played incredibly and I found myself hoping that Pittsburgh would be limited to a field goal at the end of the game so that we could have some overtime and continue the big show. Going into the game, I had suspected that Pittsburgh would rack up a big gap over Arizona. I'm so glad that I'm wrong. It was perfect that Bruce Springsteen was the half-time show. Wow. What energy and abilities. That comment could apply top to bottom with all that was SuperBowl XLIII. It makes it all the more sad that we now have to wait months before kicking it off again.

    Such an event claims some of the biggest commercials of the year. In Canada, the commercials are replaced with local ones so I'm not quite sure how that went over. I'll have to wait for Twitter posters to check in. I've already read about one company who didn't fare well in that arena.

    Interesting post I didn't jump on the Cardinal bandwagon which kind of surprises me. Generally, I'll take any NFC team in a matching but I didn't this time.

    It was a great game – hope that everyone else feels the same way.

  • http://Kimberanna.com Kimber

    Wow Doug!
    Next time I am going to forget watching the game and just wait for you report! Giggles…you actually gave it more life than I remembered. Since you were not up there with the pros in the Press Box, I think you may have missed your calling! You are a natural:D

    Thank you for taking the time to read AND report your thoughts!
    Kimber

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