Comments on: Super Bowl XLIII: Best Super Bowl Ever?

By: Daniel

Daniel — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 01:27:08 +0000

SB XXXVIII did not have the most lead changes.
The lead only changed hands 3 times.
Carolina speant alot of time catching up to NE but they only had the lead once.
SB XIV Pitt vs L.A. Rams, the lead actually changed hands 6 times.
It was 3-0 Pitt, ten the first lead change was 7-3 Rams.
The 2nd lead Changes was 10-7 Steelers.
Then the Rams tied it 10-10 then the 3rd lead change was 13-10 Rams.
Then the 4th lead change was 17-13 Steelers.
Then 5th lead change was 19-17 Rams then the 6th lead change was 24-19 Steelers.
The final was 31-19 Steelers.

SB XLII Pats Giants had 4 lead changes.
3-0 Giants, then the first lead change was 7-3 Pats.
The 2nd lead change was 10-7 Giants, the 3rd lead change was 14-10 Pats then the 4th lead change was also the final 17-14 Giants.

By: auinadgia

auinadgia — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 18:34:32 +0000

It seems like the entire world has forgotten Super Bowl XXXVIII. That, in my mind, was the greatest Super Bowl ever. Even though I used to be a Pats fan, you can’t deny the facts. It was pretty close to the most perfect game I’ve ever seen played. It started off with defense, which made people think it was going to be a snooze fest. Then, at the end of both halves, it became on of the most high-octane scoring games I’ve ever seen, with the most lead changes in super bowl history in the 4th, and a combined score of 37 pts. in the final qtr. The patriots are playing to show the world that it is possible in this day and age to dominate the league, while the panthers, who had been 1-15 a couple yrs. prior, fighting for respectibility. Jake Delhomme was flawless and Tom Brady AND Adam Vinateri showed the world that they are clutch. Big bombs and long runs, very few penalties and turnovers, excessive offensive wizardy,more lead changes then any sb ever, and a thrilling finish makes this the consensus for greatest super bowl ever.

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By: jk

jk — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 07:56:37 +0000

I wish people could learn to differentiate an exciting 4th quarter from a good game.

Super Bowl 42 by far was the better Super Bowl from start to finish, and the ending was every bit as exciting, but even more so. Eli Manning did the unthinkable by responding to Brady’s clutch drive with one of his own, with some of the most miraculous plays ever, and in a situation where nothing less than a touchdown would suffice.

The Steelers had the luxury of trying to tie it with a Field Goal had they not gotten it into the endzone, and not to mention that the Steelers beat the 9-7 Cardinals, and lastly, the Steelers were the favorites and won. The Giants were 12 point underdogs against the 18-0 Pats.

Superbowl 43 featured three sloppy quarters that was all Steelers, and then when they failed to put the Cardinals away, it lead for a wild 4th quarter. Superbowl 42 was a tense, defensive battle for the first 3 quarters and then lead to a marvelous climax.

C’mon seriously, stop living for the moment and try to put some perspective on this. Which SuperBowl will better be remembered in 10 years?