Super Bowl LII: Who do you want to win?

[WritOfCertiorari]

Easily the Eagles... but I'm pretty sure the Patriots will actually win. This season has just been terrible.

[Sestak]

Easily the Eagles... but I'm pretty sure the Patriots will actually win. This season has just been terrible.

I thought it was actually okay in terms of who made playoffs - was good to see the Rams, Jags, and Bills do well.

Rooting for Eagles but don't think they can win without Wentz.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

Eagles, no question

[NewYorkExpress]

Easily the Eagles... but I'm pretty sure the Patriots will actually win. This season has just been terrible.

[dead0man]

I don't like the Eagles, but I very much want them to win, but I know the NFL won't allow that (normal)

[fluffypanther19]

Easily the Eagles... but I'm pretty sure the Patriots will actually win. This season has just been terrible.

couldnt sum it up better if i try

[Leinad]

I don't like the Eagles, but I very much want them to win, but I know the NFL won't allow that (normal)

[NewYorkExpress]

I don't like the Eagles, but I very much want them to win, but I know the NFL won't allow that (normal)

Actually, if Roger Goodell has his way, the Eagles will win, because he's had a long-running feud with both Bill Belichick and Patriots ownership.

[KingSweden]

Eagles, no question

[Sestak]

I don't like the Eagles, but I very much want them to win, but I know the NFL won't allow that (normal)

Actually, if Roger Goodell has his way, the Eagles will win, because he's had a long-running feud with both Bill Belichick and Patriots ownership.

Goodell's opposition is a public farce intended to obscure the league's true bias.

[bagelman]

I don't like the Eagles, but I very much want them to win, but I know the NFL won't allow that (normal)

Actually, if Roger Goodell has his way, the Eagles will win, because he's had a long-running feud with both Bill Belichick and Patriots ownership.

Goodell's opposition is a public farce intended to obscure the league's true bias.

It's all scripted like wrestling, he's knows the best ratings will come if it's dramatized as such.

In any case, I'm not watching it.

[YE]

Accidentally voted Pats.

Eagles (sane, normal), but they're basically the lesser of two evils. The Pats will win, however.

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

pitting eagles and patriots against each other seems downright unamerican.

[Consuming is good, it's what we're made for]

GO BIRDS

[Pragmatic Conservative]

For all of you that believe that the NFL is rigged both for the patriots and in general:

1. Why did the NFL suspend Tom Brady four games for deflate gate  plus pull two first round draft picks for both deflate gate and spy gate?
2. Why did New England lose three AFC championship games to Denver twice and Baltimore once?
3. Why did the NFL have Jacksonville (a smaller market team) play New England instead of Pittsburgh this year?
4. What does the NFL gain by having New England win every year? Wouldn’t it be better to have a variety of teams win?
5. If the NFL is truly rigged why has nothing come out in form of evidence or even accusations?

[JGibson]

With the Super Bowl LII matchup being between the Eagles and the Cheatriots, I'm pulling for the Eagles! #BeatTheCheatriots 

[Dr. MB]

Patriots

[politicallefty]

I'll refer to my post last week:

I think it's going to be Pats vs. Eagles. I don't like to make predictions like this, but I think the Pats are on track for another Super Bowl win. And despite my disgust that Bill Belichick is a Trump supporter (as I may have noted before), I still want to see the Patriots win once again. Even a victory this year though would only have the Patriots tie for most Super Bowl wins.

For all of you that believe that the NFL is rigged both for the patriots and in general:

1. Why did the NFL suspend Tom Brady four games for deflate gate  plus pull two first round draft picks for both deflate gate and spy gate?
2. Why did New England lose three AFC championship games to Denver twice and Baltimore once?
3. Why did the NFL have Jacksonville (a smaller market team) play New England instead of Pittsburgh this year?
4. What does the NFL gain by having New England win every year? Wouldn’t it be better to have a variety of teams win?
5. If the NFL is truly rigged why has nothing come out in form of evidence or even accusations?

In sports, the truth is that success breeds contempt. A lot of people can't stand it because they support loser teams that can't get it together. To a certain extent, I think it comes down to jealousy. It's similar to how the Yankees have been one of the most hated teams in MLB history. I can't deny that I share that view, but I know where it comes from. Even with the absurdity of so-called Deflategate, the Pats won that game 45-7. Even if it were true (a point I'm not conceding), it certainly doesn't make a difference in a game won by 38 points.

It wasn't the NFL that gave out that sentence to Tom Brady and the Pats. It was Roger Goodell, who should have been removed from his position long ago. I'm sure that someone will note that the Pats still went 3-1 during Brady's suspension, although that's something I would said is a testament to how great they really are.

[インターネット掲示板ユーザー Punxsutawney Phil]

Patriots

[dead0man]

I don't like the Eagles, but I very much want them to win, but I know the NFL won't allow that (normal)

Actually, if Roger Goodell has his way, the Eagles will win, because he's had a long-running feud with both Bill Belichick and Patriots ownership.

I'm not buying it.

[OSR stands with Israel]

Eagles, no question

[OSR stands with Israel]

I'll refer to my post last week:

I think it's going to be Pats vs. Eagles. I don't like to make predictions like this, but I think the Pats are on track for another Super Bowl win. And despite my disgust that Bill Belichick is a Trump supporter (as I may have noted before), I still want to see the Patriots win once again. Even a victory this year though would only have the Patriots tie for most Super Bowl wins.

For all of you that believe that the NFL is rigged both for the patriots and in general:

1. Why did the NFL suspend Tom Brady four games for deflate gate  plus pull two first round draft picks for both deflate gate and spy gate?
2. Why did New England lose three AFC championship games to Denver twice and Baltimore once?
3. Why did the NFL have Jacksonville (a smaller market team) play New England instead of Pittsburgh this year?
4. What does the NFL gain by having New England win every year? Wouldn’t it be better to have a variety of teams win?
5. If the NFL is truly rigged why has nothing come out in form of evidence or even accusations?

In sports, the truth is that success breeds contempt. A lot of people can't stand it because they support loser teams that can't get it together. To a certain extent, I think it comes down to jealousy. It's similar to how the Yankees have been one of the most hated teams in MLB history. I can't deny that I share that view, but I know where it comes from. Even with the absurdity of so-called Deflategate, the Pats won that game 45-7. Even if it were true (a point I'm not conceding), it certainly doesn't make a difference in a game won by 38 points.

It wasn't the NFL that gave out that sentence to Tom Brady and the Pats. It was Roger Goodell, who should have been removed from his position long ago. I'm sure that someone will note that the Pats still went 3-1 during Brady's suspension, although that's something I would said is a testament to how great they really are.

I think the 2002 NBA WCF Game 6 caused people to get suspicious about the integrity of pro sports.

[JA]

[Lechasseur]

Patriots

[Illiniwek]

I hate the Eagles and Philly sports in general. Reluctantly go Pats.