Arrowhead Adventures! Superbowl Thoughts!

I think that could happen too Conn its exciting!

Randy, I was thinking about Superbowl history last week as well. One thought I had: Wouldn't it be nice to see a repeat of SB1. GB vs. KC. With KC coming out on top this time. It would be nice to see an "old school" matchup like that, and, when you think about it, I don't think it's far from possible.

That ring is sweet, I can see why guys like Jared Allen and Tony G. want one so bad.

I could not phrase it better, DAREALESTFANKC! AWESOME!

I love the history of the chiefs and I sure am glad not to be one of those other teams. GO CHIEFS!!!!!!

Patrick I agree with your Steelers thoughts. Pittsburgh is a relitively small venue, its been economically depressed for many years, done with multiple quarterbacks. Amazing indeed. But I find even more amazing the Vikings and Bills mulitple failures. My thoughts with this post were its time for us to win again, but our situation could be much much worse. How can anyone keep buying season tickets in Detroit? There are season ticket holders there that buy them year after year after year.

Its very hard to understand what the Eagles were thinking Nemoi with Rickles. The Eagles former owner died the morning of the game, everybody in Philly loved him. Just a lot of odd things about the Eagles loss, lots of bad omens.

It IS odd Robb. I dont follow Superbowl winners that much if it doesn't involve the Chiefs, that through process just popped in my head when the Seahawks beat New Orleans.

that's strange that you posted this. I recently was thinking that in my lifetime I have seen every AFC West team make the superbowl EXCEPT my beloved Chiefs.

I got 3/4. Jags, Texans, Lions, but I forgot that the Browns were only good before the merger.

The log in is a good idea. I just stay logged in and commenting is easier too. No personal info to enter each time. I also noticed two Raider Troll posts deleted from the "Evil Al Davis" post. It pays to know who is writing. I agree that I would rather win one Superbowl than none, but in my book, I wouldn't complain if we made it four other times and lost. At least we have a real win to put on a commemorative patch. Even if it is 42 years ago. The Don Rickels motivational speech is hilarious. What where they thinking?

The fact that 14 out of 32 teams have never won it goes to show just how difficult it is. That is why I find it particularly amazing that the Steelers have won it 6 times and have a real shot at #7 this year. Really amazing.

Excellent points LOJO! We hope to hear more from our female AA'rs!

I HATE THIS NEW COMMENT SETUP - Logging in was a real PITA! Ok, I personally cannot relate to the 'nut up or shut up', but find that hilarious. I think it is better to have at least won the Superbowl once than to have never won at all. BUT - fewer and fewer of us can remember winning it, so the time is drawing nigh good men. Let's learn from our last 2 games at Arrowhead and get this boat back on course.

I think that could happen too Conn its exciting!

Randy,

I was thinking about Superbowl history last week as well. One thought I had: Wouldn't it be nice to see a repeat of SB1. GB vs. KC. With KC coming out on top this time. It would be nice to see an "old school" matchup like that, and, when you think about it, I don't think it's far from possible.

That ring is sweet, I can see why guys like Jared Allen and Tony G. want one so bad.

I could not phrase it better, DAREALESTFANKC! AWESOME!

I love the history of the chiefs and I sure am glad not to be one of those other teams. GO CHIEFS!!!!!!

Patrick I agree with your Steelers thoughts. Pittsburgh is a relitively small venue, its been economically depressed for many years, done with multiple quarterbacks. Amazing indeed. But I find even more amazing the Vikings and Bills mulitple failures. My thoughts with this post were its time for us to win again, but our situation could be much much worse. How can anyone keep buying season tickets in Detroit? There are season ticket holders there that buy them year after year after year.

Its very hard to understand what the Eagles were thinking Nemoi with Rickles. The Eagles former owner died the morning of the game, everybody in Philly loved him. Just a lot of odd things about the Eagles loss, lots of bad omens.

It IS odd Robb. I dont follow Superbowl winners that much if it doesn't involve the Chiefs, that through process just popped in my head when the Seahawks beat New Orleans.

that's strange that you posted this. I recently was thinking that in my lifetime I have seen every AFC West team make the superbowl EXCEPT my beloved Chiefs.

I got 3/4. Jags, Texans, Lions, but I forgot that the Browns were only good before the merger.

The log in is a good idea. I just stay logged in and commenting is easier too. No personal info to enter each time. I also noticed two Raider Troll posts deleted from the "Evil Al Davis" post. It pays to know who is writing.

I agree that I would rather win one Superbowl than none, but in my book, I wouldn't complain if we made it four other times and lost. At least we have a real win to put on a commemorative patch. Even if it is 42 years ago.

The Don Rickels motivational speech is hilarious. What where they thinking?

The fact that 14 out of 32 teams have never won it goes to show just how difficult it is.

That is why I find it particularly amazing that the Steelers have won it 6 times and have a real shot at #7 this year.

Really amazing.

Excellent points LOJO! We hope to hear more from our female AA'rs!

I HATE THIS NEW COMMENT SETUP - Logging in was a real PITA!

Ok, I personally cannot relate to the 'nut up or shut up', but find that hilarious. I think it is better to have at least won the Superbowl once than to have never won at all. BUT - fewer and fewer of us can remember winning it, so the time is drawing nigh good men. Let's learn from our last 2 games at Arrowhead and get this boat back on course.