Another Super Sunday

Great game last night--then again, the Super Bowl is always a great game, easily the finest moment in sports. Indeed, Super Sunday may be second to only Christmas in terms of being one of the greatest days of the year.

It was nice to see the Saints win--for those with no sense of football history, not only have the Saints never been to the Super Bowl before, the last two years are the first time in Saints' history when they have even been relevant.

My only disappointment--after last night, making the case that Peyton Manning is the Greatest Quarterback of All Time just got a bit harder. I still think he is, but last night really took the edge off that claim.

Now, the long dry time commences--training camp doesn't start for months, and between now and then, there is only the draft. But, given the Raiders drafting of late, I look at draft day with more trepidation than expectation. Of course the Raiders win it all next year, though--somehow, someway, they win it all. You heard it here first. In fact, this may be the only place you hear it.

The next few months are particularly bad sports-wise--baseball doesn't start until April, and there is nothing of interest in the meantime. Well, I guess I can start working on my fantasy baseball draft rankings now...