[Tvflguy]

Another gripe. Post game presentation on the field. What’s with Terry Bradshaw??? Why was HE chosen - horrible decision. Seems that he was late and the Commisioner had to take over, THEN Bradshaw appeared. Horrible commenting and questioning by him to the Eagles owner and q-back. Seemed as if he was on pain pills or booze. Terry time to hang up the mike. Retire already.

[bilcon]

New Orleans- Isn't that the Jazz Capital of the world? I know Jazz is fading out like all good music, but just a little during half-time could have made the show .......

"I never made a mistake in my life. I thought I did once, but I was wrong."

[Caymus]

Originally Posted by Regorp

Bring back "Up With People".

How about "The Village People"? They only have two songs so it would have been over quickly.

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Originally Posted by Tvflguy

Yikes. Judgmental much? I find your commentary offensive and racist.
I believe I’ll just stop there.

I find most of this thread to be offensive and racist.

[Runway48]

The theme of this Superbowl had something to do with love thy neighbor and we're all in this together. I wasn't feeling that in the half time show which was apparently about some soap opera feud between Kendrick and Drake (should anybody care). Of course, I couldn't understand a word of the performance and it could hardly be called musical. I 'll grant it some high energy choreography. Prior to the game, Lady Gaga (not a big fan) gave a moving performance of "Hold My Hand" focusing of the heroic responses to the more recent disasters across this country. This performance was completely in line with the theme of togetherness and would have been a more widely accepted part of a half-time show. Spineless Goodell has made some bad choices.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

Meanwhile, I did catch a few minutes of the halftime show. I'm also not a fan of rap, and had trouble understanding the words. Loved seeing Samuel Jackson as Uncle Sam though. The dancing and choreography was pretty cool.

My takeaway of this thread though: a bunch of entitled white wealthy geezers had their feelings place hurt by a performance of black people and came here to qq hard.

I'm forced to disagree----that performance SUCKED and will always SUCK regardless if the performer was black, white, red, yellow, purple, green, male, female, gay. straight, transgender or from the 3rd moon of Jupiter. It was so bad that it blew the top off the suckometer. But I liked Samuel l Jackson also.

[Rainger99]

Originally Posted by Kelevision

If you’re interested, you can easily find all the explanations of every minute of his performance with a quick google search. There are lots of people breaking it down for you. He’s brilliant. From the layout of the PlayStation controller, Sam Jackson as Uncle Sam, to the lower case a on his necklace. Every single moment of that performance was calculated. Even if you’re not a fan of rap, which I’m not, that performance was genius.

I have to say I missed a lot of this!


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[rhodyjim]

Originally Posted by Tvflguy

- Glad that Eagles trounced KC. I’m typically for the underdog. And became very tired of the 3peat talk etc etc.
- I thought that Brady had a very good night, finally adding value with his commentary and SB experience.
- I really liked the “score bug” on the bottom of the Fox screen. Simple, and did not cover the lower area totally.
- Commercials, well generally OK. Some winners but most IMO wasted their marketing $$.
- We totally skipped halftime show. When we heard who was starring, had zero interest to watch. Skipped to another thing to watch. Happy we did…

And I’m feeling tired today. Glad that I’m retired and can spend a lazy day here in TV.

Did you count the number of times BRADY said "I"

[Tvflguy]

Originally Posted by rhodyjim

Did you count the number of times BRADY said "I"

I know. Some of that was questioning by burkhart. Some was interesting adding perspective. But some became over the top. Like TBs $750k watch he was wearing.
But IMO he’s still GOAT. But not as a color commentator. Better than early season, but….

[Velvet]

Originally Posted by rhodyjim

Did you count the number of times BRADY said "I"

It must be hard for him not to be the one on the field. I found his comments analytical, in general, perhaps a bit dry.

[justjim]

I thought Brady’s insight as a Super Bowl quarterback was particularly intriguing and insightful. What he said about being extremely nervous struck a nerve with me. Three-peat nervous pressure seemed exactly what Mahomes was feeling most of the game. No doubt it takes a team, in addition, to a superstar quarterback to three-peat.

[Velvet]

Not exactly sure why thread was closed, but I wanted to ask; did anyone feel there might have been something else going on with the Chiefs? As Brady mentioned there was practically no pass protect. The team left Mahomes open to attack. The Eagles didn't even have to blitz. It was very difficult for him to do anything.

[Stu from NYC]

KC offensive line was offensive and Mahomes had a bad day running for his life over and over.

Shocking how few running plays KC ran before score got away from them.

[BunnyA]

You shouldn’t have to explain! It missed its mark!

[CFrance]

A friend of mine (elderly) made a comment about the halftime show, and it got me to thinking. His point: Who can afford tickets to the Super Bowl? The super rich or corporations? Would they be the ones who would be happy with the halftime show? I thought maybe the NFL was trying to make things more enticing for the younger crowd (as in the new sports added to the Olympics), but will that demographic, bring any money in? I don't know the answer, and maybe I'm missing something.

I don't pay much attention to the halftime show because it's too hard to hear, even when it's a performer I'm familiar with. But I think a rap like this was fast and too hard to understand. I had to go read about it.