Superbowl Sunday 2007

The Superbowl is at a T- 4 hours and Midwest fans are preparing for the game with much anticipation. It should be a great game as the Colts offense is one of the best and the Bears defense is unmatched as well. Neither team has seen a Superbowl opportunity in the last two decades, today they will face off. This is a historic game on a few levels as the famous Colts quarterback, Peyton Manning has never seen a Superbowl and the Bears did not come up up with a sequel to the original
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Superbowl Shuffle. In addition, the opposing head coaches are of African- American descent for the first time ever.

The Colts are being named the favorite to win this game as they are said to be due and with a strong quarterback such as Peyton Manning, how could they lose? However, we can not discredit the fact that the Bears’ defense is strong and will target Manning for the duration of this game. The Colts have not seen a superbowl since they were members of the East Coast as the Baltimore Colts. They appeared in the 1971 Superbowl under the leadership of Don Shula with infamous players such as, Johnny Unitas.




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Despite the rumors of the Colts taking this game, the Bears have strong support from around the country especially their hometown of Chicago. It was because of this outstanding support that the Chicago Bears created the Superbowl shuffle and was extremely successful on several fronts and was even nominated for a grammy award. Ironically, other teams have tried to copy their interesting form of celebration by adapting pop songs to their individual teams such as the Giants tried to copy the eighties’ hit “Walk like an Egyptian” and turn it into “Walk like a Giant” with no success.

All in all, the game will not disappoint many fans. We will be sure to see some amazing runs from the Bears offense, and most likely see some moon blasting passes from the Colts offense. The exciting part is that these two teams know each other pretty well and will be ready to achieve the greatest reward possible as a NFL team, the Super Bowl National title. Over one billion people will be watching to see the outcome.


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