I probably should have posted who I thought was going to win the Super Bowl BEFORE the playoffs started. Or before season started. Of course, I could always go back and edit those posts to make it look like I like was right. But, I’m not going to do that. Of course, I could also wait until the Super Bowl is over and if I’m right then post something and if I’m wrong, not post anything. Instead I’m going to post it here and now. Before the playoffs started, I said that the Pittsburgh Steelers would win the Super Bowl. Now before you say “Wow Mike, I’m impressed, the Steelers stand a good chance of winning the Super Bowl and you would be a genuius.” Yes, that might be true. And we already know I am a genius, even if I can’t spell the word. But I digress. On the other side of my Super Bowl prediction was the New York Giants and as we know, not only are they not playing in the Super Bowl but they also failed to win a single game in the playofffs. So, shows you how much I know. What’s even worse is that there is still a chance the Steelers won’t win at all. Which is that does happen then you can go back to before the season when I said that the Arizona Cardinals would win the Super Bowl. Yes, just look back at my post from…………..uhhhhh………..back on Septem………..no, August, that’s it, August 32 when I accurately predicted a Cardinal Super Bowl victory. Wait a minute, what’s that you say? There is no August 32? Well, fuck me then, you caught me, I didn’t predict the Cardinals to win the Super Bowl. I did however pick the Steelers before the playoffs started.
The thing about the Steelers though is that they have the tastiest team in the NFL. No, I don’t mean the most attractive. I mean, their names. First of all, they play in Heinz Field which is only only named after a ketchup company but also has a rather large Heinz Ketchup bottle hanging near the scoreboard in the stadium. Its nearly impossible to watch a Steelers game and not get hungry. Just look at these names:
- Hines Ward, wide receiver. Again the aforementioned ketchup.
- Mitch Berger, punter. And what do you put ketchup on, but a burger.
- Ben Roethlisberger, quarterback. Why not make it a double burger?
Ok, right there you have the makings of hamburger. But let’s not forget about desert:
- Ryan Clark, saftey. Anybody for a Clark Bar?
- Heath Miller, tight end. And who doesn’t like a Heath Bar washed down by a Miller Beer.
See, two guys who share names with candy bars and in the case of Miller, a candy bar for a first name and a beer for his last name. And its not only food but also names that sound like food or remind you of food:
- Charlie Batch, QB. Reminds me of a batch of cookies.
- Brett Keisel, defensive end. Is it just me or does his last name sound like a German sausage?
- Byron Leftwich, QB. Kinda like a sandwich, as it “anybody for a Hines and Keisel Leftwich?”
- Deshea Townsend, cornerback. Actually, this should be in the food section, after all aren’t there such a thing as Townsend Crackers?
- Limas Sweed, WR. Sound like bean that would be from Sweeden.
- Troy Polamalu, S. This kinda sounds like a spice of sorts. Just picture yourself saying “You know, that would really taste good if you threw some Polamalu on it.”
- Keyaron Fox, linebacker. Again, I think you can put this in the food catergory, after all don’t people eat fox?
- Chris Hoke, nose tackle. You know, I can really go for some Hoke soup.
And on Sunday, hopefully we will be saying that the Steelers are the tastiest Super Bowl champions ever.
Oh, and if they don’t win, then I’m sure I can come up with some stupid shit about the Cardinals.